Wet Amp I spilled soda on my seat. the amp is underneath the seat and got into the amp a little bit. the amp still works but only with one of two subs. the second 10" sub does not even viabrate. inside the little window of the amp its fogged up. wat do i do or can i do is it the amp or the sub thats bad? its a 1000 Watt Koiiler amp.

unplug get ,shake all the water out & let it dry out for at least 24 hours then plug it back in to see if it works

No matter how careful you may be, knocking a cup of coffee or spilling a glass of soda over your keyboard may happen. This does not, however, mean the end of your keyboard. If you act quickly, you may be able to fix your wet keyboard to avoid any corrosion of its electronic components or any short circuit which might render it unusable. By following a few recommendations, you should be able to fix your wet computer keyboard.

Unplug the keyboard from your computer immediately after the spill to avoid any corrosion or short circuit. If you spilled water over your laptop's keyboard, turn your computer off by clicking on "Shut Down" on "Turn Off" in the start menu, unplug the power supply and remove the battery. Turn the keyboard upside down and shake it to remove most of the water from it. Take a hair dryer and set it to its lowest temperature setting. Use it to dry any water which might remain under your keyboard's keys. Wait at least 12 hours before plugging your keyboard into your computer again. If your computer is a laptop, wait 12 hours before turning it on again. For Other Liquids Disconnect the keyboard from your computer immediately after the spill to avoid any short circuit or corrosion. Turn your computer off by selecting "Shut Down" or "Turn Off" in the start menu, remove the battery and disconnect the power supply. Place paper towels on a table, turn the keyboard upside down and shake it over them to allow most of the liquid to fall down. Take a few clean paper towels and wipe the liquid off your keyboard's keys. To clean between the keys, you can also use cotton swabs with just a little bit of water. If the liquid which you spilled over your keyboard contained a high amount of sugar, such as soda or sugared coffee, you might have to remove some of your keyboard's keys to clean the surface under the keys with paper towels or swabs. You can do so by lifting them gently with a screwdriver or by using a key remover, which you can find in some IT stores. Wait at least 12 hours before using your keyboard again. If your computer is a laptop, wait the same length of time before turning it on again. How to Clean Your Keyboard http://www.tucows.com/article/684 Fix Computer Keyboard Problems http://technologyandinternet.blogspot.com/2007/10/fix-computer-keyboard-problems.html

A few non intrusive ways can be done.I'm not familiar with your model, but a "regular" keyboard actually can be rinsed off with the sprayer at your kitchen sink. Use warm water, no cleanser, or chemicals! Then shake the daylights out of it from all sides. If the sun is shinning, then put it in the sun for several hours to dry. If that won't work, turn on the oven to bake, & set at the absolute lowest level. That is usually 170f. After the oven has cycled 2 or 3 times, shut it off & quickly place the keyboard in the oven, keys down! & shut oven door. After 3 hours it should be dry. Re-connect to PC, voila!
A quicker remedy, but could be a bit messy so you'll need some paper towels, simply spray wd-40 at the "problem area". (it doesn't take much) Be sure to immediately clean off excess from the keyboard. wd-40 will not dmg electrical circuits, it actually cleans & helps dissolve water & chemical based liquids. Use a damp soft cloth or paper towels. Hope this helps!

The soda is really corrosive with the metal inside the laptop. You probably have a fried capacitor that decided to work for a little bit and then shorted out again. Take it in for repairs.

there are usually 2 little buttons, 1 on each side, underneath the seat in the front. push and pull up

You could give it a shot but no guarantees on that one. Good luck

Hi. Sorry but rho is wron on this one!
The lock you are using is just for the helmet lock. The seat lock is out of sight underneath the nearside rear coloured seat trim. The key is inserted pointing straight up!

Hello gene_lamando,

While it can probably be fixed, the cost may be more than it's worth. Liquid of any sort inside electronics will short out various components and cause extensive damage.

I'd recommend that you take the amp to a reputable car audio shop and have them check the extent of damage. If it is damaged beyond economical repair, just replace it.

Hope this helps.

u shouldnt have switched on your dvd after u spilled soda on it but still u can repare it
1) remove your battery,and all wires connected 2 the dvd
2) THen open your dvd player if u find any slots or anything like tat remove it from your dvd
3)then wipe the ic and all the components of your dvd player an with a slight wet cloth
4)alloy it to dry for 24 hours or more
5)do not use blow dryers or fans to boost up the process
6)then put all the parts on their place
i am sure it will work best of luck

check all power present first