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Hi
After a drink was spilt on a keyboard, I turned the laptop off and let it dry
for couple of hours. Then it was working fine, but after 15mins the sound become
distorted (kinda buzzy). On both: internal speakers and SPDIF output. Looks like
sound card....
I have no warranty so wanted to open it but dont really know what to look
for, as sound card is integrated...
Any suggestions???
Thank you
Those speakers are most likely damp and out of sorts..won't dry and work like before..
taking it apart isn't too hard..screws..but need to be quite careful to keep all parts in a sequence to restore to operation
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ok, but when i use headphones the sound is the same
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