Disconnect sound routes
Unplug the charging cable and disconnect Bluetooth, headphones and external speakers.
Add a Safari link to the water eject sound on your iPhone Home Screen. This is a browser shortcut, not a downloadable automation for Apple’s Shortcuts app. Open the icon, prepare the phone, then tap Play.
Use Safari on the iPhone where you want the icon. The shortcut is saved only on that device.
Open the nBeats water eject player in Safari on the iPhone where you want the shortcut.
Open the playerTap Safari’s Share button. If your toolbar looks different, open the page menu and find Share.
Scroll through the actions and choose Add to Home Screen. If it is hidden, use Edit Actions to add it.
Keep the name nBeats Rescue or enter a shorter name, then tap Add.
Open the new Home Screen icon, check the safety steps, and tap Play to start the sound.
Unplug the charging cable and disconnect Bluetooth, headphones and external speakers.
Remove the case and hold the affected speaker above a soft, dry, lint-free cloth.
Run one complete cycle, let the phone rest, then test ordinary spoken audio.
This guide creates a Safari Home Screen link to the player. It does not install a shortcut in Apple’s Shortcuts app or provide an iCloud shortcut download. You can play the same sound directly in your browser without either setup.
No. iPhone does not provide the same Water Lock and speaker-eject control found on supported Apple Watch models. This shortcut is a quick Home Screen link to the nBeats browser player.
No. After the page opens, tap Play yourself. Browsers require a user action before audio starts, and that pause gives you time to disconnect Bluetooth and position the speaker safely.
No. A sound can only act near the speaker grille. It cannot dry the charging port or the inside of the phone. Disconnect the cable and let the port dry naturally.
Touch and hold the nBeats Rescue icon, choose the option to remove it, and confirm. Removing the shortcut does not affect Safari or your phone settings.