I soaked my phone and now it works fine but has an all white screen.

put phone in a jar with rice and leave overnight to soak up moisture in phone .

i personally wouldn't risk further damage by taking it apart to try and dry it off. one trick i use and it may seem silly but does work is to soak it in uncooked rice for a few hours the rice will pull out the water after some time and can help the device work. If the device had been submerged or soaked for any substantial amount of time with the battery in it, it may be a lost cause fyi.

You should have left it dry instead of turning it on, you probably have corrosion now, find a local place that works on phones to see if they'd work on it.

If you want to try to completely dry it, put it in rice for 24 hours minimum to draw out all moisture.

HURRY PUT IT IN SOME RICE it might soak up some of the water try that!!!

Let it dry completely without the battery and it may come back to life. If a red mark appears on the cell then it is ruined and will have to be replaced.

These models 5110,6110,6150,6210
Are very sensitive in display contact.
Sometimes if u just dropp the phone The screen can start to fade.
take the phone apart again and dlean all the gold-plated connectors on the screen and contact areas on the mainboard with a cotton stick soaked in
isoprophanol. Let it dry avoid fingering on the cleaned surfaces.
mount the screen carefully to the mainboard tighten the skrews from left to right to finally tighten the skrews carefully.
This should do it! Please vote!

does your phone still work after being submerged?? i did the same and it was toast...

the screen is layered...glasss, lcd, and they are not meant to come apart. The phone needs to be left out, taken apart as far as you can get to air out. Leave it for a day or so, and put together. Hope this helps

SIM is probably bad or a little wet. but wait and let everything dry out and see if it works. Mine was soaked and the next morning worked fine. at least you probably won't have to buy a new phone.

the only possible thing you could do yourself is to remove the screws, pull it apart and try to blow dry. That's the only thing you can personally do.

I would definately let it dry out fully. Take the battery out and take it apart as much as you can and place in front of a fan (probably overnight). If there was water in the phone when you plugged it in it could permanently damage the phone. Even though the outside is dry, there could still be some water inside. I once had a remote control in a swimming pool overnight and followed these instructions and it worked fine after a couple days of drying. Hope this helps!