CAMERA GOT WET WHEN BTL OF WINE BROKE IN SAME BAG. NOW WONT TURN ON ?

hello libertcharis,
What can i say other then it happens, firstly don't turn it on. Remove the battery, as well as removable storage if applicable. Fill a ziplock bag with rice, open as much of the camera as possible, and place the camera in the bag on top of the rice. Seal the bag and let it sit for a few days, as strange as it sounds this does help to remove the moisture in the camera. Usually use this trick for cellphones, but same idea.
Good luck

Do you use memory cards with your camera? If so, the videos should be saved on the memory card. Just remove the card and download it to your pc or view it in another camera.

If you do not use memory cards, then remove the battery from the camera, put it in a bag of dry rice. close the top of the bag and leave the camera in that bag for about a week to dry it out all the way. Once it has dried out, it should work fine. But do not try and turn it on and off ect while part is still wet or you may loose your videos stored on it and/or damage the camera.

The sun only dried out the exterior, not the inside where the circuits are. If you tried to turn it on while still wet inside, you probably fried the circuits.

A spill on an electronic device requires immediate wipe dry to prevent seepage into internal least accessible areas. Soon after the fluid is dried off, the electronic device should funtion as before. However, certain components may least require contact with fliuds. For cameras, the lens areas should be protected from very particles. Once the camera is wiped dry of the fluid, chances are that a refunctionality mode would be resumed. However, if being incapable of ascertaining the extent to fluid seepage, consult with a technical expert to open device for blow cleaning. The camera may simple still have particles obstructing snap shots since clearity is required to acquire photographs. refer to the cameras user guide about disgnosing malfucntions. Also, attempt to ascertain about the cameras warantee durations. The manufacturers is usually capable of replacing accident devices.

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Hi! just a tip, please dont turn on the camera, let it dry for some time. Turning on the camera while it is still wet may cause short circuit. Hope this helps

the switch of the phone may be faulty or damage just use soldering iron and led to sold it.

Good luck with this, water is NEVER good in a camera. Best advice is to open it up as much as possible, remove cards, open access doors etc and place it in a warm dry place for a few days. Hot water cupboard is best. With luck the water will dry and it might come on. If it had been salt water or Sports drink full of sugars etc then you may as well ring up your insurance.

If it got wet it is broke

It would be quite difficult to bring this camera back. I would suggest buying a new camera and keeping it away from the wine. Even if you did get a quote you liked and decided to get the camera repaired it is unlikely that the technician would be able to restore it to pre-wine functionality. David Millier Advance Camera Repair