You’re in a bit of a pickle! This is such a new system most independent shops haven’t seen it yet as most issues would still be covered under warranty. Did you takeout the extended service contract (AppleCare) if you did going to Apple would be your best bet.
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While it’s similar to previous model depending on what got damaged (besides the fan) will require micro-soldering skills to fix the logic board and access to the needed parts. Sadly, letting the system dry out was not the best direction. Milk and many liquids have acids and sugars or salts which can create corrosion and/short circuit things. Ideally, shutting the system down fully (not sleep) and keep the system cool which slows the damage until you can open the system to mop up as much as you can of what entered. Most people should find an independent shop with both MacBook Pro and liquid damage skills to go deeper.
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While it’s similar to previous model depending on what got damaged (besides the fan) will require micro-soldering skills to fix the logic board and access to the needed parts.
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Sadly, letting the system dry out was not the best direction. Milk and many liquids have acids and sugars or salts which can create corrosion and/short circuit things. Ideally, shutting the system down fully (not sleep) and keep the system cool which slows the damage until you can open the system to mop up as much as you can of what entered. Most people should find an independent shop with both MacBook Pro and liquid damage skills to go deeper.
You’re in a bit of a pickle! This is such a new system most independent shops haven’t seen it yet as most issues would still be covered under warranty. Did you takeout the extended service contract (AppleCare) if you did going to Apple would be your best bet.
While it’s similar to previous model depending on what got damaged (besides the fan) will require micro-soldering skills to fix the logic board and access to the needed parts. Sadly, letting the system dry out was not the best direction. Milk and many liquids have acids and sugars or salts which can create corrosion and/short circuit things. Ideally, shutting the system down fully (not sleep) and keep the system cool which slows the damage until you can open the system to mop up as much as you can of what entered. Most people should find an independent shop with both MacBook Pro and liquid damage skills to go deeper.