Front load washer got wet while attempting to repair

I was attempting to replace a water valve on my front load whirlpool washer when I got sprayed by the water hose. My shut off valve doesn’t seem to work so when I disconnected the hose from the valve I got sprayed and some of the internal components got wet. I ended up running to turn off the water from my main shut off outside to limit any damage. The washer was unplugged the whole time and I did my best to dry the components using an electric leaf blower. Is there anything else I can do? I can see a couple of drops at the bottom of the washer but the control board and other circuits don’t look wet.