MacBook Pro water damage: it won’t turn on

Liquid damage is often extensive and ongoing due to corrosion. Your computer needs to be examined by an authorized service center. The repair will be expensive. Start looking for a new computer.

Liquid and electrons are not friends. No two devices will suffer the same fate once subjected to liquid intrusion. You're doing all you can do, which is to take it Apple for evaluation and options.

Izzy2112 wrote:

thanks for the feedback. I got a kit in order to try and open the Mac and take the battery out. I could try and take it out, dry it and dry all the internal part. Do you think that would help or is it just useless ?

Useless.

Sure do that. Then go to your favorite Apple store or Best Buy store and buy a new computer. You have even more chance of destroying your already damaged computer. So this could ensure you totally destroy it.

Hi,

Also you should notice that liquid damage is not covered by warranty even if you have AppleCare+.

Liquid damage to Mac computers and accessories not covered by warranty - Apple Support