There is nothing in your question to indicate why you require a manual for this netbook.
It is also not clear from your question if you require a User Manual or a Repair Guide/Service Manual.
You can access and/or download the User Manual for this netbook here:
http://mypdfebooks.com/aspire-one-series-user-guide.html
http://support.acer.com/acerpanam/Manuals/acer/2009/UserGuides/AO_D250_JV01_User_Guide_Eng_OLM_0227.pdf
You can follow various component-specific, step-by-step Repair Guides here:
http://www.ifixit.com/Device/Acer_Aspire_One_ZG5
SOURCE: acer aspire one notebook pc ZG5 model's adapter
Ebay is full of them, just watch the location and skip the ones made and shipped from Hong Kong, Good ones and one that will last do not cost 18 bucks, search for original Acer chargers and spend the extra funds.
SOURCE: Acer Aspire One Notebook ZG5
Try this guide for flashing the BIOS which is a common cause for this problem. You will need a flash drive and the bios files from Acer support downloads, takes about 10-15 minutes total for this repair.
Acer One Black Screen of Death Repair…..
In most cases the black screen of death for the Acer One is due to a bad update or corrupt BIOS. In 90% of the cases, this black screen can be cured by flashing the BIOS of the Acer One.
The first thing you will need besides the netbook is a flash drive, preferably a 1 GB version so you have plenty of room. Make sure it a flash drive and not a reader or mp3 player.
Go to the Acer support site and go to service and support and go to the drivers download section. Navigate to the exact model of your Acer One, it will be labeled on the bottom of the case. It will be something like AOA150 etc….
Once you choose the model, choose BIOS and download the latest that is listed. Save it to a folder on the desktop so you can find it later. Now find the file and unzip it to that folder. When the files are unzipped they will all be listed.
Now go to “My Computer” in the control panel and find the flash drive listed. Right click on the flash drive and scroll down to “Format”. Choose “FAT” as the format….not fat32 and not ntfs. Run the format, hit apply and accept and the flash drive will be formatted to the “FAT” file system, this will allow it to boot your computer and flash the new BIOS.
Now go to the folder that has the unzipped BIOS files. Now find the folder named…. “Dos_Flash…open this folder and you will find the file that has the version number of the BIOS files needed to flash the BIOS. Right click on this file and scroll down to “Rename”, choose rename. You have to change this file name to the following…..zg5ia32.fd
Now, copy this renamed file to the flash drive that you previously formatted and also copy the file, Flashit.exe to the drive as well. This file is in the same folder as the one you previously renamed.
Now make sure the netbook is off and is fully charged. Now connect the flash drive to any of the available USB slots. Now, press the “Fn” key and hold it as well as the “Escape” key and hold it. Hold these two down together and do not let go of them. While you are holding these two keys down, press the power button and hold it down until you see the green power indicator light comes on and starts blinking…once this happens, let go of the other buttons and observe the indicator light on the flash drive. It should also start blinking indicating files being read on the flash drive. Now, just wait up to 1-10 minutes for the BIOS to be written and flashed. If it all goes well…..the system should boot up without incident and without any data loss.
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