Sat Nav has got wet and won't work. Will it suvive?
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As it was coffee that got in the works, I'd have rinsed it with distilled water, put it in an airing cupboard for several days surrounded by dessicant or rice as an alternative, and not switched it back on until I was certain it was 100% dry.
It's the switching it on whilst wet that will fry it. If it was turned on when it got a soaking, the damage may already be done, but you've nothing to lose by trying to dry it out before working out whther or not you are going to need to buy a new one..
It's the switching it on whilst wet that will fry it. If it was turned on when it got a soaking, the damage may already be done, but you've nothing to lose by trying to dry it out before working out whther or not you are going to need to buy a new one..
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