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My iPhone Says "Liquid Detected In Lightning Connector." Here's The Fix!

David & David explain why your iPhone says "Liquid Detected In Lightning Connector" and show you how to fix the problem when charging is not available. Every iPhone since the iPhone XS can detect liquid inside the Lightning connector. Liquid trapped inside the Lightning connector can potentially cause corrosion or short out your iPhone! 👾 Join our NEW Discord:   / discord   👾 🎁 Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @payetteforward   💦 How to fix a wet iPhone:    • My iPhone Got Wet! How To Fix iPhone Water...   💧📱 Learn more about iPhone water damage: https://www.payetteforward.com/iphone... 📱 For more help when your iPhone says "Liquid Detected", check out our article: https://www.payetteforward.com/iphone...  Apple's recommendations: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210424 0. Intro [0:00] 1. Unplug Your iPhone [1:01] 2. Try A Different Lightning Cable [1:32] 3. Tap On The Back Of Your iPhone [1:56] 4. Let Your iPhone Dry Out [2:29] 5. Remove The SIM Card [3:47] 6. Should I Emergency Override? [4:16] 7. Can I Wirelessly Charge My iPhone? [4:49] 8. Let Your iPhone Dry Out Some More [5:29] 9. What You Shouldn't Do [5:54] If you see the Liquid Detected In Lightning Connector message on your iPhone, unplug it from its charger and let it dry out for several hours. Avoid plugging anything into the Lightning port while it's drying out, as the liquid present inside could permanently damage your iPhone's hardware. ❗️We do not recommend tapping Emergency Override, even if your iPhone gives you the option. 📱 For awesome iPhone fixes and tips, check out our website, Payette Forward: https://www.payetteforward.com 📱 Compare every cell phone, every plan, and every carrier on UpPhone: https://www.upphone.com/ 👋 Get Social With Payette Forward: On Facebook:   / payetteforwardinc   On Twitter:   / payetteforward   On Instagram:   / payetteforward   #iPhone #LiquidDetected #Fix