1. When your Acer netbook gets wet, immediately cut off the power supply and shut the computer down. Remove the netbook battery, as well as the hard drive and any peripherals.
2.Pour as much water as you can off the surface of the netbook & mid. Use paper towels or lint-free cloth and cotton swabs to clean and dry the laptop, battery, and any removable parts or peripherals. Don't use a hairdryer or a microwave; it can melt your hardware.
3.Lay a towel on a flat surface. Open the laptop, turn it upside down, and let it drain onto the towel for a few days.
4.Reinsert the netbook battery, and turn the machine on. If it powers up, let it run for an hour or so and shut it down again. If it doesn't, try plugging in the power cord.
5.If your netbook worked well on battery power, you're probably out of the woods. Reinstall the removable parts and peripherals, fire the machine back up, and count your lucky stars.
6.If your netbook works when it's plugged in, but not on netbook battery power — or if you're experiencing any other problems — take it in for repairs.
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