Issue with Nitro 5 AN515-52

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  • JackE
    JackE ACE Posts: 44,868 Trailblazer
    Good luck.

    Jack E/NJ

  • KaramTNC
    KaramTNC Member Posts: 15 Troubleshooter
    UPDATE: visited the best reviewed tech shop that I ever found.

    He told me immediatly that it could be bios problem and nothing to do with the motherboard. Probably got corrupted. He said there is a slight chance of fixing it and it will take some days, he gave me a good price and I accepted it.

    I guess for now, the only conclusion is a bios corruption and bring it to a good technician to fix it. Good thing this guy I found has been working 10 years with no more than 3 bad karen reviews
  • JackE
    JackE ACE Posts: 44,868 Trailblazer
    edited September 2021
    Good luck with the new tech. Who's Karen?

    Jack E/NJ

  • KaramTNC
    KaramTNC Member Posts: 15 Troubleshooter
    JackE said:
    Good luck with the new tech. Who's Karen?
    Oh it's a meme, customers who are too selfish and ignorant about what they think they deserve in a store and will always complain, basically irl trolls who try to bring a business reputation down. 
  • JackE
    JackE ACE Posts: 44,868 Trailblazer
    I thought maybe it was like a google 4.9 out of 5 stars rating.  Maybe it is like that? =)

    Jack E/NJ

  • KaramTNC
    KaramTNC Member Posts: 15 Troubleshooter
    FINAL UPDATE:

    Motherboard is dead, repaircost is valued at around 400 euros. Final cause unknown, probably model defects. I refuse to believe that the simple act of not having disconnected the battery resulted in complete death of my motherboard since I have operated on it before with battery on. Thanks Acer, I knew picking this model was a risk in terms of heat issue and you have succeeded.
  • JackE
    JackE ACE Posts: 44,868 Trailblazer
    >>> Final cause unknown, probably model defects. I refuse to believe that the simple act of not having disconnected the battery resulted in complete death of my motherboard since I have operated on it before with battery on.>>>

    Maybe not. But just to be on the safe side, disconnect it anyway in the future. FYI, as a precaution many mainboards are now being designed with spring-loaded safety interlock switches that cut all battery power to the mainboard if the base cover or hdd/ram doors are removed, not tight enough or misaligned.


    Jack E/NJ

  • KaramTNC
    KaramTNC Member Posts: 15 Troubleshooter
    JackE said:
    >>> many mainboards are now being designed with spring-loaded safety interlock switches that cut all battery power to the mainboard if the base cover or hdd/ram doors are removed, not tight enough or misaligned.


    Pretty sure thats what the mechanism meant to be placed under the ram was for, too bad the model I picked didnt have it included cause why not make some planned obsoletion to save money?