After a wet passage, electronics can mislead you. Something powers up, then glitches. Another device looks fine until vibration or humidity shifts. The temptation is to keep restarting gear until the symptom changes.
A better approach is to slow down. Identify what took spray, what likely saw condensation, and what connectors or cable entries were stressed. Then inspect and stage recovery intentionally.
Salt contamination is dangerous partly because it creates intermittent behavior. You think the problem went away, then it returns at the worst time. That is why drying, cleaning, and careful observation matter more than repeated rebooting.
The goal is not to make every system perfect at once. The goal is to restore the critical path first, navigation, communications, and power, while avoiding actions that deepen the damage.
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