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Ionic has moisture on the sensors

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‎01-02-2019 13:06

‎01-02-2019 13:06

Ionic is showing moisture on the back. When I try to charge it, it gets really hot 

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‎01-03-2019 03:10

‎01-03-2019 03:10

In this case I would recommend you contact customer support as they will be able to assist you further. In the meantime I suggest you don't try to use or charge your device.

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‎01-03-2019 03:10

‎01-03-2019 03:10

In this case I would recommend you contact customer support as they will be able to assist you further. In the meantime I suggest you don't try to use or charge your device.

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Nathan | UK

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