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One of these parts is the SIM card, which stores all the user's phone-related information. In the event that any dirt gets on the SIM card contacts and interferes with the communication between the card and phone, you will need to clean the card.It's a delicate but simple procedure.nstructions. Remove the SIM card. Rub the eraser lightly against each of the gold contacts on the bottom of the card. If you wish, lightly rub the contacts on the phone's SIM card port as well.
I know it's tempting, but resist the urge to power up your phone to see if it works--just turning it on can short out the circuits. If you have a GSM phone (the type used by AT&T and T-Mobile), you'll want to remove the SIM card as well. Even if your phone turns out to be beyond repair, the SIM should retain a lot of its onboard information, such as the contacts in your phone book. With the battery safely set aside, you now have one goal--dry your phone, and dry it fast.