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Not a keyboard unfortunately. &nbsp;I tried replacing and same thing.. I will try to look into other parts..
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Not a keyboard unfortunately.  I tried replacing and same thing.. I will try to look into other parts..

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Not sure what helped. &nbsp;Removed all parts and re-seating helped. &nbsp;Glad I didn't have to wash every part in distill water.<br />
Thanks boys!!
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Not sure what helped.  Removed all parts and re-seating helped.  Glad I didn't have to wash every part in distill water.
Thanks boys!!

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Thank you and good luck. ... Thinkpads_User<br />

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Thank you and good luck. ... Thinkpads_User


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Fortunately it was a white wine spilled during the turbulence in flight. &nbsp;However, it did enough damage so it doesn't power on anymore. &nbsp;Pushing the power, it turns on for few seconds, I see the power LED comes up and shuts down almost immediately.<br />
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I opened it up and everything looks clean, nothing sticky, no spots. &nbsp;I still blowed it with a dust bluster but nothing helps. &nbsp;Then I hold it in front of the fireplace all day long with blower on directly on the system. &nbsp;Still no luck.<br />
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Dell denied warranty repair because they found the damage on the plastic and thinking it was as a result of the drop.<br />
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Does anyone else have anymore ideas?<br />
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Thanks!!
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Fortunately it was a white wine spilled during the turbulence in flight.  However, it did enough damage so it doesn't power on anymore.  Pushing the power, it turns on for few seconds, I see the power LED comes up and shuts down almost immediately.

I opened it up and everything looks clean, nothing sticky, no spots.  I still blowed it with a dust bluster but nothing helps.  Then I hold it in front of the fireplace all day long with blower on directly on the system.  Still no luck.

Dell denied warranty repair because they found the damage on the plastic and thinking it was as a result of the drop.

Does anyone else have anymore ideas?

Thanks!!

Wine spilled on the Latitude D630

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