the keyboard back light is like a thin film so it acts like a water barrier between the keyboard and the logic board. Since the water went through the keyboard and you immediately turned it off and over to dry it, it's no surprise that the water did not reach the liquid indicators.Īs you can see in this picture. On the second to last picture you can see two little white dots beneath the battery, those are the liquid indicators. I tried to find the moisture sensors but weren't able to (how do they even look if they come in contact with water?) It would be really cool if you could tell me what to especially look for. but apart from that I didn't see any strange things. The bottom cover had some signs of water spill -> do I have to clean these? And if so, how would I do it?
I also checked the surrounding logic board but everything seems normal to me. Expected corrosion and so on but actually everything seemed normal to me except for a few things, but then again I'm really a beginner so that's why I wanted to ask here (the experts :D ).Ģ case screw holes were blue (corrosion?) -> I tried to remove it with Qtips but since these holes are so tiny, it didn't work. Today I opened the Macbook to see what actually happened. One day later I ran Apple Diagnostics which reported no problems so far and kept it drying afterwards until now. So about a week ago I spilled some water (half a glass) over my Macbook, shut it off immediately, wiped the water on the screen and the keyboard and let it dry.
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