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Hello, i know that there has been a lot of threads with this title, but still...
Yesterday my girlfriend spilled coffee on her Macbook white Unibody. Some on keyboard and some on trackpad.
I took out the battery, rams and hdd, i didnt take out the rest of components. The thing is that there was liquid around the battery and HDD (probably leaked through a trackpad), but the logic board from this point of view was completely dry.
Now here is what i want to know, do i have to take out the motherboard and take a look at it from the bottom side, or i can let it completely dry and just try if it works? Maybe there is no coffee on the logic board at all, atleast that is what i am hoping, do those unibody mac keyboards leak really easily or i can count on some coffie to stay in the area around and behind the keyboard buttons?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.
Yesterday my girlfriend spilled coffee on her Macbook white Unibody. Some on keyboard and some on trackpad.
I took out the battery, rams and hdd, i didnt take out the rest of components. The thing is that there was liquid around the battery and HDD (probably leaked through a trackpad), but the logic board from this point of view was completely dry.
Now here is what i want to know, do i have to take out the motherboard and take a look at it from the bottom side, or i can let it completely dry and just try if it works? Maybe there is no coffee on the logic board at all, atleast that is what i am hoping, do those unibody mac keyboards leak really easily or i can count on some coffie to stay in the area around and behind the keyboard buttons?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.