I think I can help you as I have some experience in wet electronic items such as a $600 phone (not an Apple product) and keyboards, including the Apple wireless keyboard. The worst thing to happen to any device is of course, to get wet while it is running. However I found there may be a cure - though it is not guaranteed, but here it is. In all cases, if the unit got wet with juice, coffee, water, etc, AND IT NO LONGER WORKS disconnect it from power, wipe it clean with a moist cloth (not dripping wet) and buy for $3- a large bottle of 91% Isopropyl alcohol from the pharmacy. Do not buy the cheap 70% kind as it contains 30% water. Thoroughly flood or clean the broken unit until it is sparkling clean, then leave it to dry for at least 3 days in a hot place such as your garage (if you live in Florida) or the attic, or in a closet. The alcohol will clean and flush all dirty parts inside and when it evaporates it will not damage your electronic board. I tried this on regular PC and Apple keyboards, an expensive phone one of my daughters friends left in his shorts pocket when he dived into our pool, and my $69- Apple wireless keyboard with which I am typing this now. .. Believe me, I too thought I was out 70 bucks when this happened to me. The worst part is actually waiting for the unit to dry. It will NOT completely dry in a few hours or in a day as I have seen from my latest wet wireless keyboard experience. I have also tried leaving the keyboard on top of the dashboard of the car left in the Florida sun for a day. So the key element here is soft, constant dry heat. A hair drier will NOT work, so don't bother as it did NOT work for me. Alcohol, heat, time and patience. Best of luck!