Acer Predator 15 G9-592- Battery plugged in but not charging!

Hey guys, I just fixed mine thanks to the info of this post. Im going to post some pics showing how I fixed mine with a little piece of paper folded a couple of times, and some tape.
so, basically that piece you see is covered, is supposed to push that little "button" or piece of plastic or whatever, as if its not completely pushed, for some reason I dont know, the battery is not going to work! And it looks like in some cases that little piece is not long enough.

So, I just cut a thin and long piece of paper (about 4 inches long), folded it in half a couple 3 or 4 times, giving it more thickness, then just took some tape, and put it on the little piece as you see in the next pic
and after doing that, Voilà!!
its very easy to fix, you wont void the warranty and the odds of damaging a component or something like that are pretty much nonexistent. So give it a try! 
I hope it helps!

This same problem just started happening to me. Laptop is stuck at "0% available (plugged in - not charging).  I have went through all of the troubleshooting steps including the following:

1) Trying the battery reset pinhole switch (hold button for 4 seconds, let laptop sit for 5 minutes) - NO success
2) Trying the above method, but letting the laptop sit powered down overnight - NO success
3) Deleting the drivers in Win10 for BOTH the battery AND the charger, and restarting the machine - NO success
4) Checking the "Chassis Intrusion" switch located next to the RAM expansion slots - NO success (SIDE NOTE: My laptop doesn't care if the cover for this area is present or not - it will boot either way) 
5) Removing the CMOS battery to do a BIOS reset - NO success
6) Removing the bottom of the case and disconnecting the battery from the motherboard - (relatively easy to do, just keep track of the different screw lengths) and booting into windows.  Win10 then shows "No Battery Connected", but runs fine.  - NO success

The last thing I wanted to try was updating the BIOS, but the installer doesn't allow me to, because it requires the battery be at a 15% minimum charge.

ODDLY ENOUGH, THE "ACER CARE CENTER" BLOATWARE INDICATES BATTERY HEALTH AS "GOOD" NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I RUN THE TEST.

At this point I have given up on troubleshooting this system and have ordered a replacement battery (about $90 online) as it is easy to change, and my machine is out of warranty anyway.  I will update this post if the new battery remedy's the problem, however I am not hopeful.

XXXXXX, as this seems to be a common problem with ACER machines across the board XXXXXXXX.  None of the remedies they provide seem to fix the problem, and none of the methods users have found fix the problem either.

I do know this much, 2 years ago I gave ACER's then "new" line of gaming laptops a shot - and needless to say, I won't be buying another ACER product again, especially since I use my laptop to earn a living, and I need it to be 110% reliable. 

Daniel "DJ Ricoche" Geer

[Post edited to remove inappropriate or personal content -Acer-Manny]

RedC1 i did not break anything it just automatically not working when i used it

My problem just got fixed. I don't really know how but i think my Norton anti virus did it for me. I was just using my laptop then i received a pop up that i need to restart my computer. I did it and when the laptop was rebooting, it ran a scan. I signed in to my windows and the Charging problem was not there anymore

There are two causes of this problem apparently - One is that switch (on my machine it has ZERO impact on anything.) - The other is just a bad battery - they are simple to replace and (somewhat) inexpensive.  See my earlier post.   Changing it out took all of a half hour, and that was 98% disassembly and reassembly .