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How to Eject Water From Apple Watch

By Matthew Lynch
May 28, 2023
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Apple Watch is designed for wearing on the wrist, and it offers a lot of features that make life much easier. However, a common problem that arises when people wear the watch is water getting inside it, which can affect its performance. In this article, we will take you through how to eject water from your Apple Watch.

First, you need to make sure that you have a water-resistant Apple Watch. All Apple Watches sold from Series 2 and above are water-resistant, but some limit the water level to 50 meters, while others can withstand water pressure up to 100 meters. You should check your Apple Watch’s model to make sure it is water-resistant.

Secondly, you should take off your Apple Watch and wipe it dry. If you forget to take it off while it’s submerged, remove it immediately while taking care not to press any buttons, as this can push water further into the watch. Before ejecting the water, you should wipe the watch’s outside using a non-abrasive cloth.

Thirdly, activate the water-eject feature from your watch’s Control Center. Swipe up on your Apple Watch to access the Control Center, where you can find the water-eject icon. Tap it, and the speaker inside your watch will emit a series of sharp tones, which vibrate and push out the water trapped in the speaker’s cavities.

Lastly, wait for a few seconds to ensure all the water is out of the speaker area. You can repeat the water-eject function several times if you feel that there is still water inside the speaker area. After completing the ejection process, you can wipe the watch again to remove any remaining moisture.

In conclusion, ejecting water from an Apple Watch is a simple process that ensures your watch functions optimally. Remember to activate the water-eject feature and clean your watch regularly to prevent water damage.

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