Spilled juice on keyboard of HP dv2700

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While it may not be complicated, I haven't opened a laptop before, I don't know anything about their internals.
I don't want to experiment and learn on a computer I can't replace.
I want to try to get it done right...
I'm probably gonna order the parts and take it down to the campus computer department to see what they can do.

Watch this video first. You do not need to open up the laptop or do anything invasive. You only need to undo 3 screws and take out the ZIF connector.

The keyboard, RAM, HD and DVD drive are CRU parts (Customer Replacable/Removable Units)