water damage to a moterboard?
399536
They probably lied to you, if its water damage, you cant even boot up the machine, probably resin smell is all you got for electrical short, get another shop to do the fix next time.
1176061
When you solderd that part back in, were you carefull not to fry the part itself or the board, also was the part destroyed possibly? make sure your machine isnt overheating, Does it only do this on hot days? try (carefully) removing the new modem and see if the problem still persists, troubleshoot the issue and move backwards in what you did to cause this to start happening.
459511
Some have the erroneous idea that it is brake failure during rain that causes the inability to control and/or stop a vehicle. This is not the case. What actually causes the problem is hydroplaning - the car's tires riding on a sheet of water causing loss of traction.  This condition occurs when water in front of your tires increases more quickly than the weight of your vehicle can push it out of the way through the treads on your tires. The increased water pressure causes the vehicle to lift slightly and ride on a thin layer of water which has built up between the tires and the road. This is the critical point when the vehicle becomes totally out of contact with the road, and becomes uncontrollable, the brakes seeming not to work. Actually, the brakes DO work, but when you slam them on during an emergency and it's wet, the tires are not making contact with the road. The wheels lock up, and your vehicle begins to slide on the water sheet. \n3 things that cause hydroplaning:\n1. Vehicle speed. Increased speed reduces wet traction. \n2. Tread depth on your vehicle's tires. The deeper the tread, the greater the traction. Bald tires are a safety problem.\n3. The deeper the water on the road, the sooner you will loose traction. However, even a very thin layer of water can cause loss of traction, even at low speeds. \nTo remain safe - remember to SLOW DOWN when driving in wet weather.
422546
give it a good cleaning, especially in the gas piston area and other parts associated with cycling.  use a good oil like Remoil, CLP or Triflow.  stay away from WD-40.  also, try a higher dram shell.  those cheap promo loads don't have alot of powder, and they burn dirty.
608053
You can try fixing it yourself with some good old-fshioned thinking. First is it hand control or foot control? If it is foot control, which I bet it is, the cable is probably frozen up. It just needs a new cable. If it is hand control and not steering. It probably needs a new base. The base gets corroded and sticks to the shaft. Just need to figure out what the problem is and fix it. Contact me with any more questions on this one. Parts can be found online.
294670
pour a little gas in it or spray it with starting fluid \nit will instantly disolve then rinse it with water\nif u have any doughts about it try it with a piece outside first and watch what happens
1053370
sub surfice water can erode a road bed and cause sink holes or cracking and pot holes. if it is moving water the channel may get large enough over time to have removed the support under the road
304020
Chances are that some of the liquid has got through to the motherboard. I'm afraid that you'll to take to a computer specialist to get it repaired and then I suspect they won't be able to do much at a reasonable cost. It would probably be cheaper to buy a new/secondhand one. Laptops aren't good with liquids, I've had to deal with quite a few.
945179
sounds like you broke your mainboard.   not good, but a new mainboard isn't that expensive.
141232
i think it can freeze the motors inside and damage them, if it frezes then you would not be able to move them
118606
oil ok is that a question or a statement, first part is obvious check the oil, low? is there water in it ?  i/o inboard , or out board? if i/o or inboard check valve covers, for leaking if you haven't change it recently give that a shot, could also be oil pump is weak has it been run hard? basically it could be a lot of things start with low oil, then look for oil around valve covers, check for loose bolts on covers and beyond that if you aren't mechanically inclined your best bet is to take it to a tech
920556
WOW Joyce, your question is the second time I've ever heard of (actually SAW it the first time) something like this.\nWe'd discovered that the water stabilizer had reacted with one of the pigments in the paint inside making both, a gas pocket, AND a cloudy mixture inside. Unfortunately, there's not a whole lot you can do about it except for taking it back where you bought it from and maybe trading it for another?\nHope that helps.
606957
Are you talking just the rod?  Or, the reel as well?  First, if it is really badly corroded, your best bet is to take it to a reel repair shop.  Any local tackle store can direct you to one.  If it isn't too bad, some WD40 with a wash cloth.  Not the smooth kind, but one with texture.  Let the WD sit for about an hour and a little elbow grease will take it off
203284
Very bad things. The water will not burn, so the engine will run very rough (if at all), water can also confuse the oxygen sensor and cause the computer to give you a check engine light until it clears up, and water sitting in your fuel system can also start to rust & corrode things from the inside out. The worst-case scenario is that enouth water finds its way into the cylinder head, fills the combustion chamber, and causes a condition known as hydro-lock. Since water can't be compressed, it can cause catastophic engine damage since pistons, connecting rods and cylinder heads will usually fail first under that kind of pressure.\nGood luck,\nSteve
635492
download the tech/repair guide from the manitou website\n\nhttp://www.answerproducts.com/depts.asp?deptid=1\n\ncheers :)
25752
The water will cause short circuits, and if you are unlucky you can be the object which shortens the circuit.\n\nThe proper sequence ought to be first turn of the main switches and fuses, then go and salvage what electrical appliances there are.
658825
Try a bike tube repair kit. It might work.