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Spilt a small bit of water on apple external CD drive

dan112233 · 2014-04-22 15:25:02

I spilt a little bit of water on my apple external CD drive (it wasn't plugged in at the time). I just want to know if I test it with my laptop, is there any way it could damage my laptop?

22-04-2014 4:25pm

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dan112233

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I spilt a little bit of water on my apple external CD drive (it wasn't plugged in at the time).

I just want to know if I test it with my laptop, is there any way it could damage my laptop?

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That depends on where you spilled it of course. I could run my laptop under the sink as long as I don't get any inside the machine. SuperDrives have what three whole openings?

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