When using a mobile phone, certain rules must be followed. This will significantly extend the life of the device. Practice shows that modern phones most often fail due to the fault of the owner.
Instructions
Step 1
Never expose your mobile device to moisture. It is especially important to keep an eye on budget phone models. Their body is poorly protected against liquid penetration. Do not talk on your cell phone when it is raining.
Step 2
If you do get your mobile phone wet, turn off the device immediately. Remove the battery. If the warranty period has already expired, disassemble the phone case and dry the internal parts thoroughly. To do this, use the hair dryer in warm, but not hot, air mode.
Step 3
Protect your mobile phone from mechanical stress. If possible, purchase a protective case. It is best to use a tight bag with shockproof material.
Step 4
For a mobile phone with a touchscreen display, purchase a protective film. It will help prevent scratches on the phone screen. In addition, certain types of films protect the display from shocks.
Step 5
The most vulnerable element of a mobile device is a rechargeable battery. Modern phones are usually equipped with lithium-ion batteries. This is evidenced by the inscription Li-ion. Before using this battery for the first time, make 2-3 full charge / discharge cycles.
Step 6
Do not charge the lithium-ion battery if the ambient temperature is below 5 degrees Celsius. This could damage the battery.
Step 7
Remember that lithium-ion batteries must not be stored in a discharged state. If you are using a spare battery, charge it before removing it from the phone.
Step 8
Do not try to repair the phone yourself in case of mechanical failure. Practice shows that such attempts cause complete damage to the apparatus.
