Beer spilled on/in laptop question.

[rubbersidedown]

Gave roomie my nice (5yr) old HP lappy. She spills beer in it.

'Puter won't power-up.
Like any good fear-less tech I went in hard. "Split the case-halves"
No,not sex u perverts.
Used canned air (insert jokes here) to spray out any remaining sudds. (very little evident) I believe it was allowed to dry before I was informed....

Re/re the case halves,installing new gasket and high performance goodies. Lappy comes back to life. Turn off/on works.
Today...no start,no ignition light,gauges do not sweep...where is the main fuse on this thing.
Kidding,I think. IDK.
Idea's...before I do a re-boot with my size 11's.
Help save this ancient artifact from the landfill.
Rubb.

 

[Mythos]

Kill switch.

 

[Bumblebee]

...pull in the clutch lever....

 

[RedBull]

Laptops | Random Thoughts

Okay, this is a COMPLICATED and probably UNREALISTIC request, but I have 2 fourteen year old daughters and they both want laptops for christmas. They want WiFi, and DVD players/cd burners. They are mainly going to use them for instant messaging, picture up/downloading and listening to music...

www.hayabusa.org

 

[Mythos]

is the side stand up?

 

[ottafish]

That's about standard...
They look ok, work fine for a while, then, nothing

It's the dried liquid on the pcb that etches into the tracks and corrodes the pcb.
The idea is to remove the liquid at the beginning, hit it with some board cleaner or isoprpynol and hit it gently with a soft brush then gentle compressed air with a moisture filter.
If it's died after a week or so.. Sorry but it's toast..

 

[rubbersidedown]

Kill switch.

...pull in the clutch lever....

Laptops | Random Thoughts

Okay, this is a COMPLICATED and probably UNREALISTIC request, but I have 2 fourteen year old daughters and they both want laptops for christmas. They want WiFi, and DVD players/cd burners. They are mainly going to use them for instant messaging, picture up/downloading and listening to music...

www.hayabusa.org

is the side stand up?

That's about standard...
They look ok, work fine for a while, then, nothing

It's the dried liquid on the pcb that etches into the tracks and corrodes the pcb.
The idea is to remove the liquid at the beginning, hit it with some board cleaner or isoprpynol and hit it gently with a soft brush then gentle compressed air with a moisture filter.
If it's died after a week or so.. Sorry but it's toast..

You guys are the best. Nothing but love.
YUK.
Thanks fish,Red....
I shall re-cycle it...straight away.
Rubb.