I tried "power cycling" it more, and now when it powers back up, the LEDs for the intended cycle go on, but the start button doesnt work. I'm thinking water got on the circuit board behind the button panel (I did unscrew the plastic part of the door). nothing looked or smelled burnt, but I only seen the backside, I didn't take off the circuit board

so any ideas? I do have electronical component knowledge and own a Fluke multimeter and an o-scope, so if anyone has any suggestions let me know. I really don't want to test EVERYTHING when I'm sure someone here has an answer...

I'm going to leave it powered off and open for a day or two, unless someone reaches over the interwebs and smacks me upside the head and tells me what to do...