Acer nitro 5 2023 Laptop is not switching on

Prominent_guy2003

Hello there guys, for a past few weeks i was facing some issues with my keyboard like spacific keys were not working but it was recovered by itself but on the 18th of October after a gaming session i was facing the same issue that's why i forced shut down my laptop but now it's not turning on just showing a blink on power lite that is mounted on the right side of the laptop i tried to removing battery connection and even checked Ram but it still not turning on laptop is now out of warranty period so i don't know weather i have to trust service centers now or looking for local wenders or is there something else that i can do

StevenGen

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/714478/acer-nitro-5-2023-laptop-is-not-switching-on

I suggest that you do a proper Hard Reset of your Aspire laptop first, as it could be a frozen EC chip, which is common on Nitro gaming laptops (its happened to my Nitro laptop when it was about 14 months old too) and I did a hard rest and that fixed this issue for good and it never happened again.

What is happening is that the laptops EC chip freezes and needs to be reset as does the chipset and bios chips also. Do that and if the laptop doesn’t boot properly after that then its the laptops main power rail that needs a technician to analyze and fix the appropriate mosfet or capacitor chips that could be shorted. But be aware that it could be even more serious as in gaming laptops like the Nitro it could be that the battery protective mosfet chip that protects the cpu or gpu from high voltages has fried and the cpu or gpu are blown and then if the cpu is blown, you will need a new mainboard if the gpu is blown, then the dedicated gpu can be disabled and you can use the cpu graphics. good luck and hope this helps you out

To do a proper Hard Reset do this: remove the eleven (11) screws securing the lower case to the upper case laptop, then carefully pry the upper side edges to release the latches, take the main battery out and disconnect the RTC/BIOS battery that is underneath and then short these batteries + & - pins at the mainboard plug and take the ram out, leave the laptop like that for at least 1 hour but preferably overnight and then reconnect everything.

Short the RTC/BIOS battery plug +&- pins to reset CMOS

When reconnecting everything back, if you have 2x ram modules only connect 1x ram module first and alternate the ram to see if the ram is not the issue of the laptop not booting properly or its the EC or Chipset chips that are causing this boot issue as this will reset the laptop and the laptop should boot properly. If not then send/take the laptop to Acer Tech Support in your country.

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StevenGen

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/714478/acer-nitro-5-2023-laptop-is-not-switching-on

I suggest that you do a proper Hard Reset of your Aspire laptop first, as it could be a frozen EC chip, which is common on Nitro gaming laptops (its happened to my Nitro laptop when it was about 14 months old too) and I did a hard rest and that fixed this issue for good and it never happened again.

What is happening is that the laptops EC chip freezes and needs to be reset as does the chipset and bios chips also. Do that and if the laptop doesn’t boot properly after that then its the laptops main power rail that needs a technician to analyze and fix the appropriate mosfet or capacitor chips that could be shorted. But be aware that it could be even more serious as in gaming laptops like the Nitro it could be that the battery protective mosfet chip that protects the cpu or gpu from high voltages has fried and the cpu or gpu are blown and then if the cpu is blown, you will need a new mainboard if the gpu is blown, then the dedicated gpu can be disabled and you can use the cpu graphics. good luck and hope this helps you out

To do a proper Hard Reset do this: remove the eleven (11) screws securing the lower case to the upper case laptop, then carefully pry the upper side edges to release the latches, take the main battery out and disconnect the RTC/BIOS battery that is underneath and then short these batteries + & - pins at the mainboard plug and take the ram out, leave the laptop like that for at least 1 hour but preferably overnight and then reconnect everything.

Short the RTC/BIOS battery plug +&- pins to reset CMOS

When reconnecting everything back, if you have 2x ram modules only connect 1x ram module first and alternate the ram to see if the ram is not the issue of the laptop not booting properly or its the EC or Chipset chips that are causing this boot issue as this will reset the laptop and the laptop should boot properly. If not then send/take the laptop to Acer Tech Support in your country.

If this answers your question and solved your query please "Click on Yes" or "Click on Like" if you find my answer useful👍

Prominent_guy2003

Thank you stevengn i will try it and follow as you suggested