No start wont start, daughter tried to dry a wet comforter...

That company doesn't have any type of manual reset. If it's not cooling now, it'd depend on whether the condenser coils were wet cleaned, or dry cleaned. If wet, some of the cleaner might've gotten into the condenser motor or the compressor's start components. The place to start is to check for power at the compressor and verify that it runs, same with condenser motor. If you are not comfortable doing this, you'll need a tech to do so.

You'll probably just have to make sure there's no power, (remove any batteries or adapters) then wait for it to dry.

You can help this along by putting it in a warm dry place or on a clothsline.

If it's fully dried and still wont turn on, then the electronics may be damaged, and it may be screwed truly.

If you can see the area, use a wet/dry vac to suck it up.

Sorry, but no. It was still wet and when you turned it on it shorted something inside...

Check elecrical connection, or switch may be bad.

are plugs wet or dry when it stops ?
if dry try running it with the fuel cap open to check for breather blockage...
if wet check ignition timing pickups...

Does the engine have a distributor on it ??? if so see if thats wet, you will need to clean and dry that out.

if its fuel injected take a hair dryer and aim it at the injector rail where the injectors stick into the engine and dry that a bit..

its very difficult for the camera to dry out when it is sealed closed. A sealed wet camera
gets fairly humid inside and can take forever to dry out. If its a simple camera to
open and you feel comfortable opening it then thats the best thing to do. Open it and
let it dry out or leave it to the experts

If you have spark them it must be gas. eather no gas or to much gas. Put it on chock, be sure the shut off valve is in on position.Now crank it over a few times , if it wont fire. Check the plug , is it wet or dry .If its wet then it may be flooded and needs to dry out and air out the cylinder.Try starting when dry. If its dry try putting a 1/2 oz of gas into the spark plug hole. replace the plug and turn it over . This will get them to fire up. Good luck DFD

remove battery and put your battery and cell phone in the freezer for 30 min and lit it dry in a cup of rise for 30 min, repeat the process until it turns on and it's dry