Jebao Power Adaptor Replacement

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I dropped my power adaptor in water briefly, thankfully I had it unplugged knowing I was working around water.

The case is not that solid since I heard water I the inside. Shook it until water came out and let it dry. Didn't have rice to put it in though.

I'm assuming I should replace the unit but I can't to find one.
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Any suggestions!
 
Take apart and rinse with RO/DI water and let it dry COMPLETELY. Blow it out with an air compressor and then let dry for 3-4 days with a fan. USUALLY, electronics will be OK, but no promises.
 
Will give it a try. Thanks for the advice!
Take apart and rinse with RO/DI water and let it dry COMPLETELY. Blow it out with an air compressor and then let dry for 3-4 days with a fan. USUALLY, electronics will be OK, but no promises.
 
Will give it a try. Thanks for the advice!
Rinsing it with water is terrible advice. If you have rubbing alcohol, I recommend using rubbing alcohol to flush the water out. It evaporates much faster. THEN, get rice and set it in rice for a few days.
 
If you want to buy, just look for any power supply with output
24v and 2.5 A (or 60W)
 

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