Check keyboard connector. Very likely culprit many times with not being plugged in all the way (sounds dumb but its worth mentioning). Also try a new DC jack. If neither of the above work its almost certain to be a keyboard issue. Many times during a liquid damage repair keyboards almost always have to be replaced as well.
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Check keyboard connector. Very likely culprit many times with not being plugged in all the way (sounds dumb but its worth mentioning). Also try a new DC jack. If neither of the above work its almost certain to be a keyboard issue. Many times during a liquid damage repair keyboards almost always have to be replaced as well. Please keep us updated!
Check keyboard connector. Very likely culprit many times with not being plugged in all the way (sounds dumb but its worth mentioning). Also try a new DC jack. If neither of the above work its almost certain to be a keyboard issue. Many times during a liquid damage repair keyboards almost always have to be replaced as well.