Tv screen some water dripped into the back of the tv and now the screen is shot...any suggestions? thanks!

If it looks like liquid dripping you broke the liquid crystal Display display, otherwise known as the LCD. This is probably the most expensive part of your TV. You can look into getting it fixed but it's probably cheaper to buy a new one. Alternatively if you can find someone selling the exact same model with a broken back light then you could swap out the LCD... But that would require a fair level of electrical skills.

On the other hand, If you had broken the backlight then the picture would be very dim on one side, or completely black (but shining a flashlight would enable you to see the image on the screen to some extent).

You might be able to sell the broken TV on craigslist for maybe about $50 (total guess here, check around for going prices)... But due to the weight it probably would only be worthwhile to sell it if someone could pick it up ... So eBay wouldn't really be an option.

The brew tower screen maybe getting blocked.If you do a cleaning and water flows freely you may want to adjust the grind coarser.Your looking at a 18-26 seconds shot time.

Take the drain hose out of the regular drain and lower it to gravity drain into a bucket, pan, or floor drain if available. Turning the water off should not have prevented the machine from starting. The drip is likely coming from a leaking solenoid water valve at the rear of the machine where the hoses connect. Replace the valve assembly after removing the cabinet top and maybe the cabinet back panel. Make sure to remove the power if you are going to do the work. Hope this helps!

This, sadly is getting to be a very common problem with all Projection LCD TV's
Colored Blotches on an LCD Projection TV are usually caused by defects or marks on filters or lenses on one of the LCD panels themselves which are all located in the light engine (or optical block) First confirm that the lamp or main lens is not discolored by removing the lamp (unplug set and let cool before removing!) and visually inspecting the lamp itself and the lens that it shines onto. The light engine is an expensive part ($600-$1200) to replace and requires major disassembly. Have a tech confirm-Get an estimate -Be sure to vote/rate me if this helped Thanks!

Filled Hot Shot with vinger, let it flow through at 15 minute intervals for a couple of hours.

Apparently the water here had lime and removed the buildup that was causing the leak.

Seams like you have a hair line crack in the intake pipe. I would recomend replaceing it to solve your problem.

Try replacing the brew solenoid on the grouphead. Its the black or blue electrical box assembly connected to the side of the group.

It seems you have a very bad problem with humidity beyond what would be considered normal. The source of the excessive level of moisture in the area you are trying to cool must be found and eliminated or reduced.

Water can be very damaging to TV circuits when not dried up completely as soon as possible. Water causes corrosive damage to the printed circuits as well as the small components. It needs to be dried quickly, as with a hair dryer. Your set probably has suffered component or pc damage, and will probably have to be repaired by a professional. The cost of your repairs could approach replacement cost of your TV.

DM on is Demo Mode, sounds like error is saying what is wrong inside. Water leak will definately do it. Try unplugging and using a hair dryer or some type of compressed air but not too much blow out back of set. Let dry completely and try again. If giving you error codes then it's not a total loss yet.