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HP 14-d028la
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Liquid spill on the pc, at the same moment I unplugged it from the electricity and it was already without the battery installed, I turned it over, the next day I turned it on and it turns out that the keys were repeated. I sent it to a technician who diagnosed the keyboard change. As none was found, I contacted the HP store which they claimed to have. I continued using the equipment for a month I never had a fault, when I arrived at the company it continued to work, after 48 hours it no longer works and they tell me that the mother board has to be changed. According to them the liquid was still moving and the pc was still wet.

As it is impossible to communicate with the company, due to the terrible attention and the inadequate form of communication, I resort here. Could that have happened?
That a device remains wet for a month, even after it has been opened, and it has continued to be used?

Even being diagnosed with a Motherboard change and then told that two or three cleanings can be done?

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@dianacb121 

When you spill liquid onto a laptop, it seeps into the case and runs onto the motherboard. The best thing to do at that point is to turn it off for several days -- something you did NOT do.  Then, it needs to be disassembled and cleaned to ensure that no residue remains on the motherboard.  I read nothing about any such cleaning.

 

You damaged the laptop yourself by spilling liquid on it -- complaining now about problems will accomplish nothing.



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