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Re: Rescuing wet electronics

All good advice. As noted by several, be sure to remove contaminants and watch for corrosion, then remove the water and check again.

Another good (but slower) way to draw the water out is to place the (preferably disassembled) components in a working refrigerator. Of course, you would not want any open/unsealed food or drink items with this, as they will add moisture to the air as well.
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