Hey guys, my Xperia Z ultra was thrown into a pool with a depth of around 1.5m. The flaps were on tight, and was left at the bottom the pool for around 7 min. When the phone was retrieved, the phone turned on and was functioning. The phone was left on the side for about 20 min while I had a swim. I then tried turning the phone on, but didn't turn on. The only functioning thing was the vibrator motors, every time I held the power button to turn it on it vibrated for about 5 min. When I opened the flaps there was water droplets on the inside, I have since put it in a plastic container filled with rice to help dry it out. I have also searched online on ways to dry out phones. This is when I tried air out from the ports to try dry out the phone, a bit of water had come out. I had left the phone to dry over night, by the morning I looked at the litmus indicator had turned red, and the back camera lense had fogged up. I have tried charging the phone but, powering on isn't possible, the notification light does go orange but flashes! I was playing around with the power+up buttons and managed to get the screen to display the SONY start up logo for a few seconds until it stopped. Can somebody please help me, and share their thoughts on this and whether or not to send it to Sony.
I also just discovered that the flaps seals are starting to come off! Its only 5 months old and the seals are already come off, this must be a faulty component or at least very poor quality.
