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In Reply to: Advice on fire posted by Naun on February 7, 2016 at 04:07:18:
Unplug everything. Then, contact your insurance company for instructions on what to do. They will likely want to photograph and inspect so don't mess with the "evidence" until then...If you are not insured, wipe-clean all exterior surfaces according to manufacturers recommendations for surface dirt removal. If the components do not appear to be waterlogged, try arranging them neatly inside of a small closet along with a few open canisters of Damp-Rid. Close the closet door and wait at least a few days for the drying action to work.
After the Damp-Rid has had some time to work, take the components over to a qualified electronics tech for inspection.
Edits: 02/07/16
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