Maybe get some of that Damp Rid stuff from Walmart or Amazon. It helps absorb moisture in the immediate area. Take a container and set it next to the case, it may help.
spicedsalami
Take it apart. It will dry faster. Other than that good luck!
DavoTriumphRider
What god do want me to pray to? My personal favourite is Huey the god of surf.
IsolatedHammer
Take it apart and clean everything with isopropyl
Amazing_Fly4525
Fully disassemble and clean components with isopropyl alcohol 91% or higher and a tooth brush. That’s probably your best chance.
Midavrs
If it was off during leak it’s not so bad, some even wash computer parts in water, most important is to dry it and maybe diassemble it and clean part where water was with isopropyl alcohol
goteamdoasportsthing
Disassemble and get dielectric spray cleaner. Blast it everywhere that roofwater could have gotten and let dry for several days or even weeks. Don’t shortcut removing minerals washing in by the roofwater.
CakeParty23
Ah! I get it now; it’s a glass table.
LostSoulOnFire
Was is plugged in when it got wet?
NoGhostRdt
Agree with everyone saying clean with isopropyl. It’s rainwater, even if it dries there may be particles, dirt or other substances that are in it that may stick onto your PC components.
reddituser955
Do not dry the dirty water yet, you are accelerating the process of minerals drying and making corrosion later on pcbs, I wold calmly dismount every component, and brush with isopropyl alcohol to dissolve any water and any contaminants. 100% success if energy was not applied while wet
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Maybe get some of that Damp Rid stuff from Walmart or Amazon. It helps absorb moisture in the immediate area. Take a container and set it next to the case, it may help.
Take it apart. It will dry faster. Other than that good luck!
What god do want me to pray to? My personal favourite is Huey the god of surf.
Take it apart and clean everything with isopropyl
Fully disassemble and clean components with isopropyl alcohol 91% or higher and a tooth brush. That’s probably your best chance.
If it was off during leak it’s not so bad, some even wash computer parts in water, most important is to dry it and maybe diassemble it and clean part where water was with isopropyl alcohol
Disassemble and get dielectric spray cleaner. Blast it everywhere that roofwater could have gotten and let dry for several days or even weeks. Don’t shortcut removing minerals washing in by the roofwater.
Ah! I get it now; it’s a glass table.
Was is plugged in when it got wet?
Agree with everyone saying clean with isopropyl. It’s rainwater, even if it dries there may be particles, dirt or other substances that are in it that may stick onto your PC components.
Do not dry the dirty water yet, you are accelerating the process of minerals drying and making corrosion later on pcbs, I wold calmly dismount every component, and brush with isopropyl alcohol to dissolve any water and any contaminants. 100% success if energy was not applied while wet
So, did it survive??
Technical Boy bless you.
AMEN