I think spilling liquid on it would prob. void your warranty, so your best bet is to power it off, then disassemble it completely and let it dry out before using it again.

Once that's done, take some rubbing alcohol to a que-tip and rub off the residue on the parts that got exposed to the liquid.

What exactly spilled anyway? If its vodka or a hard-ish liquor, you can let it dry out and be ok.

BTW: If you're not comfortable taking it apart, don't do it. I suggested that because if your warranty is indeed voided, then you have no other recourse anyway. I've repaired lots of spills on equipment a lot more sensitive than this mixer which is more than likely built to take a licking and keep ticking (considering its to be used in inconsistent club environments). Lemme know if any of this is useful.

Not to scare you Play, but spillage was most likely the root cause of failure for a 57 we had at the club I play at. Just stopped working mid set on the Saturday night DJ.... worse yet, I think it took a little time to sink in (did not fail immediately). Everything red-lined...just a hum from the board! Not cool. Manger sent it back to Rane... but I don't know if they covered it under warranty or not.

hmmm .... water proof mixer too much to ask for if you are spending more than a grand on it.

LOL!

Yeah, I always cover my mixer with a plastic bag when playing at clubs. Now I can't scratch anymore and I keep fucking up my mix.

This problem needs to be adressed!!!;-)