This morning I accidentally spilled hot chocolate (barely warm) on my 2015 Acer Aspire F15 laptop (model: F5 - 572G - 764T). I felt super desperate because I thought all of data or the components would instantly shock out. I immediately flipped the laptop upside down and began to clean all of the remaining drops. After I over turned the laptop, I stared in pale shock towards the touchpad and mouse flickering erratically in random places. External mouse didn't help.
After 5 minutes of stumped frustration and panic, everything went normal.
The mouse functioned well. Touchpad responded. Experimented with the keyboard by typing up the Alphabets.
Normal as it should be.
Although I felt paranoid that my story on Notepad didn't save, I felt stumped on how the liquid (didn't) affect the inputs of my keyboard.
Sticky keys (heh heh see what I did there?), invisible textured mousepad..... everything worked functionally. No data loss. Network, sound, and video cards are in good working order.
After a few minutes of writing, I halted and curiously placed my ear against the keyboard to find a strange static sound humming from beneath.
Please note that this sound also occurred before the spill and there are some other foreign sounds as well such as another static noise after I play music or SFX from the speakers.
To top it off, what do I have to do to in order to get rid of the strange static?
Any help would be appreciated!
//Edited the content to add model name on title.
