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Originally posted by killians45 Just to let you know, ANYTIME you get water on electronics do NOT turn it on to test it. Immediatley unplug it, remove whatever you can and let it air dry. You turn it on, you energize it, it blows. Let it dry, then turn it on. Even thats not fool proof but there is a better chance of salvation doing it that way |
agreed, do NOT turn it on right away
my suggestion, although uncommon, would be to:
disassemble it,
rinse the parts with DISTILED Water or Isopropyl Alcohol
then let it air dry in a dust free area (maybe let a fan blow on the parts)