Galaxy S5: Why does it say check back for tight water seal when turn on or reboot?

[Randall Lind]

The back plate is snap on and I have it in a bodyglove shock suit case (going to try Otterbox defender Monday I want a belt clip) but, every time I turn it on or restart tells me check back shows me a picture how to put the back plate on. Is this just a normal Samsung warning?

I checked and the back plate is on tight as far as I can tell. So I just wonder why it tells me this at start up. Thanks.

 

[DreamSTi]

Re: Why does it say check back for tight water seal when turn on or reboot?

Normal software warning. That's Samsung covering their ***. Not sure if there is a way to turn it off or not....

 

[Randall Lind]

Re: Why does it say check back for tight water seal when turn on or reboot?

Thanks I thought it was like the warning when I unplug the charge to close the dust cover for USB.

 

[keoommen]

Re: Why does it say check back for tight water seal when turn on or reboot?

After a few warnings, I got the option to select "don't show me this again." So eventually, you'll be able to dismiss the reminder

 

[anon(52425)]

The back plate is snap on and I have it in a bodyglove shock suit case (going to try Otterbox defender Monday I want a belt clip) but, every time I turn it on or restart tells me check back shows me a picture how to put the back plate on. Is this just a normal Samsung warning?

I checked and the back plate is on tight as far as I can tell. So I just wonder why it tells me this at start up. Thanks.

When I had the S4 Active a lot of people were ruining their phones because they were failing to check the seal. Missing one clip could case water to enter the phone. And the S4 Active did not have a reminder. My guess would be that because of user error, Samsung put that there to remind you to double check.

 

[eyecon82]

Ya even if it secure, it still gives the warning

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