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Damage is damage. Removing the acid (properly) will stop it causing more damage as time goes on, but if it has already compromised traces or components then they will need to be repaired.
As LTG said, sadly, diagnostic buttons not working is the classic early sign of acid damage.
Quoted from Admiral688:What would you suggest to remove the acid properly? I have used rubbing alcohol as a first pass.
I'm not an expert I'm afraid, there are some threads on here that give info about it (on phone and out so can't easily find)
But the main point is that the acid can irreplaceably damage traces and components, so even if you clean up the acid you'll still need to repair the damage done.
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