[L3Push]

but the water did not come in contact with my keyboard...luckily. i was fortunate enough that my roommate dried it but he told me that only the bottom part of my laptop got wet.

will i be okay?
i opened up the battery and it wasn't wet...

Edited by L3Push, 15 October 2008 - 02:06 AM.

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If it hasn't made contact with any component inside the laptop, you should be fine. And since it was on the bottom of the laptop, as long it wasn't turned upside down when it was wet it should be fine. - DasFamiliar

[DasFamiliar]

If it hasn't made contact with any component inside the laptop, you should be fine. And since it was on the bottom of the laptop, as long it wasn't turned upside down when it was wet it should be fine. - DasFamiliar

[hfcg]

Hello,
Electronic compotents can get wet, as long as they are dry before electricity is applied.
Let the laptop dry out for a while before you use it and you should be fine.

[L3Push]

Hello,
Electronic compotents can get wet, as long as they are dry before electricity is applied.
Let the laptop dry out for a while before you use it and you should be fine.

How long should I wait? 24 hours ago, the incident happened.

I used it for like 4 hours total between that time

Edited by L3Push, 16 October 2008 - 01:34 AM.

[onurtaco]

If you already used it for 4 hours within the past 24 hours after the event and the device didn't start sizzling your probably gonna be fine.