MagSafe light is not turning on/charging following liquid spill
Two weeks ago my son spilled a small amount of juice in the back of my laptop. I did not realize he had and booted it up a few hours later only to have a few issues occur:
-The magsafe light does not turn on and the battery does not charge
-Some of the keyboard keys began typing multiple characters
-The laptop shut off randomly
I left the laptop off, opened it and cleaned what sticky residue I could from the logic board/internals and left it to dry for a week. Upon restarting it, everything works back to normal with the exception of charging.
I tested my Magsafe adapter on another laptop and it works well. My laptop is able to run off the battery power (though it is fading fast). I ordered a Macbook DC-inboard (from IFixit) and installed it with no change and I tried resetting the SMC (before and after installing the new DC-inboard).
So my question is....is there anything else I can do besides replacing the logic board? I hate to see everything else working so well and I can no longer use my laptop because I can't recharge it. Is there any way to externally charge the battery to buy more time to try and fix it? Any help would be appreciated. As an aside, the new DC-inboard will spark at times when disconnected which the old does not so I've put back on the old one for the time being. THank you for your time.
Is this a good question?