If roots are partially firm, you can save the plant. Unpot, trim brown mushy roots, air-dry the root ball a few days, then repot in fresh mix. Keep barely moist, in bright indirect light. Mist foliage if it wilts during recovery.
If all roots are brown and soft, discard the plant. Persian violets are usually grown as annuals; after flowering they often decline naturally.
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