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Gaaaahhhh!!!!
I just bought a new macbook pro 13' two weeks ago, after using an original Macbook 1.83Ghz Core Duo for over four years. I had already fallen in love with it, especially the screen (the old macbook's have terrible screens).
Tonight I accidentally spilled a glass of wine right next to the macbook, and immediately the wine was all under it and it shut off within a second (before I could pick it up). After opening it up it seems the fan sucked in some wine (there's a red spot on the unibody bottom plate right where the fan is). I have it open and a fan blowing on it, but since it shorted I'm guessing there's no hope.
My only question is, I once spilled water on another laptop and I removed the battery, but should I do that in this case? I'm pretty sure there's almost no chance of it working again (minus a logic board replacement), but I thought I'd ask.
I had a problem with my MacBook Pro.. today I split some wine on it. so stupid; the backlights of the keyboard got screwed!
I turned it upside down over the edge of the bed .. I did that by instinct with my brother yelling at me: shut it down!. so I did
I cleaned it, kind of let it dried upside down on a towel (to absorb the liquid). Some of the middle lights shine right, but the rest are all opaque, a little wine-color. I think the wine dried but is sticked so rest of the lights seem really low..
I hope my keyboard, trackpad and power button will cointinue to function well, cuz they feel sticky! Everything else seems to be working ok (battery, hd, etc.)
I would like to know if I can clean them key by key. which scares the @^*& out of me!!… what should I do?
Help please :)
Myrna
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Gaaaahhhh!!!!
I just bought a new macbook pro 13' two weeks ago, after using an original Macbook 1.83Ghz Core Duo for over four years. I had already fallen in love with it, especially the screen (the old macbook's have terrible screens).
Tonight I accidentally spilled a glass of wine right next to the macbook, and immediately the wine was all under it and it shut off within a second (before I could pick it up). After opening it up it seems the fan sucked in some wine (there's a red spot on the unibody bottom plate right where the fan is). I have it open and a fan blowing on it, but since it shorted I'm guessing there's no hope.
My only question is, I once spilled water on another laptop and I removed the battery, but should I do that in this case? I'm pretty sure there's almost no chance of it working again (minus a logic board replacement), but I thought I'd ask.
I had a problem with my MacBook Pro.. today I split some wine on it. so stupid; the backlights of the keyboard got screwed!
I turned it upside down over the edge of the bed .. I did that by instinct with my brother yelling at me: shut it down!. so I did
I cleaned it, kind of let it dried upside down on a towel (to absorb the liquid). Some of the middle lights shine right, but the rest are all opaque, a little wine-color. I think the wine dried but is sticked so rest of the lights seem really low..
I hope my keyboard, trackpad and power button will cointinue to function well, cuz they feel sticky! Everything else seems to be working ok (battery, hd, etc.)
I would like to know if I can clean them key by key. which scares the @^*& out of me!!… what should I do?
Help please :)
Myrna
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