Hoverboard with water damage? 6 steps to fix it
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Sometimes the weatherman is wronghoverboard. It wasn't supposed to rain that day. You got you hoverboard out and while you were out and about, it went from perfect and bright to dark and menacing in no time.
Because of the stir or a puddle you encountered, now your hoverboard is wet. And a Hoverboard is water resistant, but not waterproof† Can happen. But what do you do then? Is there anything else you can do to prevent permanent water damage?
We all know that water and electronics don't mix. But if you're quick, you can hoverboard repair anything that has gotten wet and prevent it from permanent damage.
Here's how to fix a water damaged one hoverboard repairs.

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1: Switch off your Hoverboard immediately
The first is to get you wet hoverboard as soon as possible. The sooner the better. The longer the board stays on, the more likely the water will seep to a place where it shouldn't and cause all sorts of problems.
Turning off the power stops the flow of electrons through the electronics and prevents short circuits from loose water.
2: Water damage diagnosis
Take your trusty screwdriver and remove the access panels covering the electronics and see where the water has accumulated.
3: Disconnect the battery
At this point you have to hoverboard are disabled. But it's always a good idea to disconnect the battery. Actually, it's probably best that you disconnect the battery to continue hoverboard prevent water damage.
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4: Rice removes moisture
People let their Phones fall into toilets more often than any other type of water damage. We've all done it.
When it happened, they said, “Put it in rice,” which sounded ridiculous at the time. But it worked. The same trick can be applied to your wet ones hoverboard-components.
If there is water in you hoverboard motherboard has seeped, carefully remove it and loosen it and put it in a bowl of rice for 12-24 hours.
The same goes for your co-boards (i.e. sensor boards, gyroscopes) and your battery. If you've driven through a particularly nasty puddle, make this one hoverboardparts gently with rubbing alcohol and cotton swabs after they have dried completely.
5: Drying out the chassis
Remove main components and take a paper towel and gently dry the inside of the hoverboard chassis. Make sure to especially dry the ends of the cables.
It may be best to leave the chassis open and let it dry for at least 24 hours to make sure all water has evaporated.
Extra part to watch out for is still the Bluetooth speakers in the wheelsif you have these.
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6: Moment of truth
After you hoverboardparts have dried completely, carefully return the pieces to their locations and secure all cable connections. Then turn on your device to make sure it still works.
If you get wet hoverboard couldn't save due to too much water damage, there is still hope. This hope comes in the way of installing new ones hoverboard-components.
If you are using hoverboard still turns on, it means you have a chance.
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Always something to do for the holidays or rainy day?
Play Choice now has the ultimate activity book collection, with over 60 pages of fun coloring pages and educational puzzles.
Joost Nusselder, the founder of Speelkeuze.nl is a content marketer, father and loves trying out new toys. As a child he came into contact with everything related to games when his mother started the Tinnen Soldaat in Ede. Now he and his team create helpful blog articles to help loyal readers with fun play ideas.