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guys i forgot to take off my galaxy watch in work and entered MRI room, my watch gone off and is dead since 😭
tried to put on a charger but the light flashes red only and nothing else is happening...
is there a chance to repair it anyhow 🙏🏼
i know stupid me....
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This just happened to me with my galaxy watch 3 and I forgot to take my watch off next to the MRI. I can't seem to get any answer on the internet on whether anyone has successfully had their watch repaired or if it is an automatic brick and a replacement may be needed. If I remember I'll report back on here what I ended up doing. I am looking at going to a repair place to get their take on it...
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After driving across town in rush hour to the authorized samsung repair place, i get there and found out they moved locations the other way across town and didn't realize it. After that I said screw it and bought another watch.
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I was working in a 3T MRI today and I forgot to take my watch off. I was moving things around right at the opening of the bore when I felt my watch pulling on my wrist. I just walked away, took it off and didn't think anything of it because the watch seemed to be working just fine. But now that I am home the watch wont charges anymore. The charger does not locks into the watch anymore, it seems that the magnetic element inside got shifted around or the magnetism got inverted because now it seems to repel the charger rather than attract it.
Posted on Feb 23, 2019 7:34 PM
Apple watch does get damaged by MRI
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