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switch broken
motherboard faulty
batteries not charging
charger faulty
power socket used to charge faulty
faulty fuse in power plug
faulty processor
faulty ram
If you haven't done so already, try holding the power button down for a long time (30 seconds+) when you switch it on. If no success, try again but hold down the power button *and* the volume-up button when you switch on.
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