Short answer
Usually yes. If the MacBook has only been exposed to water, let it dry completely for 24 hours before trying to power it on, and do not charge it. If it stays dead, bring it to us straight away. We can usually find the electronic damage and make a temporary repair so we can back up all your data. We have a high success rate with this type of damage.
If the device has only been exposed to water, it is advisable to allow it to dry completely for 24 hours before attempting to power it on. Refrain from charging the device during this period.
Should the device remain inoperable, please bring it to us immediately. We typically identify electronic damage and can perform a temporary repair to facilitate a full data backup. Our extensive experience and training enable us to address such issues efficiently, and we have a high success rate in data recovery.
Related help
- More about MacBook data recovery.
- Read a real job: MacBook liquid damage case study.
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