Ken
Colorado,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, December 27, 2011
I don't know about HP and their warranty procedures, but having been an electronics technician for many years, I can tell you that liguid spilled into electronics is unmistakable when seen...yes even water.
It only takes a small amount of liquid. Sticky liquids cause the most damage.
If they had sent you pictures you would likely have seen a bluish white looking residue which is what forms from water in powered electronics. It is as corrosive as battery acid and eats through components and foil traces on the circuit board....VERY damaging. Many times, the circuit board is NOT repairable and must be replaced.
"i dont understand how this company can just void their warranty with. A bogus facts,.."
A warranty covers defective parts and workmanship...NOT external causes...ALL manufacturers rightly decline to repair customer caused damage.