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tip the unit over close to a space heater, on every side,let water drain out,spray contact cleaner on the electricals,,also direct heat on the control panel,remove knobs ,if they are twist old tuner kind of knobs

I hosed out the inside and the coils

That is your FATAL error. You shorted out the controls. It MAY be possible to thoroughly dry the electronics and then use the unit. As likely as not, the unit now needs repairs that would cost more than replacing the unit.

Next time clean the unit with an air compressor, not water.

You let water get into the front controls of the unit. Likely you fried the control board.

You did the right thing, but you have to keep the spray from entering its control box area. Take it back out and try to dry its inner sanctum with a hair dryer. Try to run it on 'Fan Only" for a while, if that part works.

You fried the motherboard. It does not like water. Check if there is power at the outlet.

The electrical parts aren't quite so prepared for a good hose-down like that. Cross your fingers for luck and check for stray moisture and a popped fuse or breaker.

spraying water onto anything that runs by electricity is never a good idea. You MAY be able t oget it back by removing the covers on the electrics & leaving in the sun for a day but I wouldn't bet on it. If you've tried turning it on there's a fair chance that the fan motor, switches & thermostat are fried