Get the instrument into a normal temperature environment, and allow it to cool off. Don't put it in front of an air conditioner, or anywhere that will cause a drastic temperature or humidity change. DO NOT make any radical adjustments to the instrument until it cools down!

Once it has normalized, check it over. If there is no apparent damage, you're probably fine, and there is no need to worry. Just don't let it happen again.

If there are problems - perhaps it would be a good idea to contact us.