Unfortunately, there are several parts that may be damaged with water. It doesn't matter if it's already dry. Water contains lots of minerals and other material that are conductive. Once the water evaporated, the conductive materials stays in the electronics.
As you have a broken camera anyway, you can try:
* Using a hair dryer, blow some hot air (no the hottest level) inside the camera. protect display away from the heat.
* Get a new camera to replace the damaged one.
Sorry Ricky, I don't think it can be fixed.
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Ok thanks for your input! I guess thats what I will invest in a new one.
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