My Asus Laptop won't turn back on, there is a chemical smell, and my adaptor green light brinks

Temitope, Hard reset. Open computer, remove battery,hold power button down (((1 minute))), reinsert battery, reassemble laptop, push/hold power button a couple seconds.
2nd fix, try to boot laptop without hdd.(hard drive). Remove the hdd, then turn on the laptop.. then it can get into the bios.. reset the bios to the default setting, turn off the laptop, and then turn it on again with hdd reinstalled. This seems to be what works in the forums with this issue found in Asus laptops. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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MF. Could be the new charger is faulty, return charger for exchange or refund. Battery could also be faulty, have it tested if you can by a computer tech. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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My laptop notebook will not turn on
my asus laptop wont even charge or turn on after it shut off mid windows...
Laptop Won Come On Even When Connected To Charger
Why Won My Laptop Turn On Even Though It Plugged In

Hold the power button down for 30 seconds or more. Sometimes with my asus laptop i have to do this 2 or 3 times to get it to power on.

For this kind of issue, please follow up the following steps to check:

1.confirm the battery and ac adapter connect the laptop normally.Maybe the bad connect lead to this problem. If there are no lights when you turn on laptop, one of possible reason is that your adapter is malfunction.

2.the second possible cause is laptop dc jack failure. If the dc jack is broken or loose, you are required to replace it or repair it.

3.Another possible reason is that there is something wrong with laptop motherboard. For this situation, it includs two kinds of possibility,a failure in an electronic circuit and BGA malfunction.

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If you verify your laptop adapter is dead and you plan to order a new one, I recommend one for you on the basis of your laptop model:

http://www.chargerbuy.com/laptop-ac-adapter/asus-ac-adapters.html

for now if you can find someone with the same laptop u can use its battery to check if your laptop will power up and if it doesn't then there might be a prob with ya motherboard.

Try with the battery removed, you may have fried the battery if the voltage on the wrong adaptor was too high. The fact that you have a blinking Green light is a good sign, it means you haven't killed the onboard power distribution system. I hope this helps.

It sounds like your first problem was the battery. The constant charging is not good for battery life and if used that way a battery rarely lasts for more than a year to about 2 years before needing replacement. The hot area should have been the battery charge circuit trying to try to charge the battery. That is also typical of a bad battery. The question is really if this all caused damage to the motherboard or the power adapter. If you leave it plugged in all the time as a lot of people do plan on replacing the battery every two years or less. If you use the battery you can easily get several years out of it.

The first thing I would do is simply take the battery out, then plug it into the power adapter and see if it works. Most laptops will run without the battery and most will hang or cause weird symptoms if the battery is bad. If it works then you know the battery is the problem. If it doesn't then you need to look at the power jack on the laptop to see if it is loose. If the plug from the power adapter has any slop it can connect enough to look right but not enough to charge or power the laptop.This would cause the exact symptoms you described. It may be possible to get it to connect by wiggling the plug around. This is also very common to see on laptops left plugged in.

If it is neither of these two from your information I would agree that there is a motherboard or power board issue.

The smell if I could smell it would tell what the problem is. If it is a mild smell of hot electronics then it can just something running hot or something covered in dust like your cpu (or fan and cpu etc). If it suddenly increased and was very strong then something may have popped or died on you.

The motherboard for that sells for about $250 from third party parts sources and you can find them for about $75 on ebay. Then you would have an hour or two labour on top to change it out. So you can check out to see if it is worth fixing. Most new laptops are not worth much more than this new so usually it is time to replace it. You can take your old hard drive and put it into a usb drive enclosure to get your stuff off of it.

Popping sounds are bad. Usually shorting electrical somewhere. Is the light on the power brick green? flashing? Red?
It's either a bad power brick or a bad connection in the laptop. You can buy a power brick fairly cheap, but if its out of warranty and the problem is not in the brick its probably not worth it to fix.

first check the AC adaptor is there any output voltage? if yes follow these step:
try to turn on the laptop without the AC adaptor, if it still not power on, remove the memory card and try to reboot, if the problem was not solved reinstall the memory card and remove the hard drive because it can be fautly MBR in your HDD.

Hook up your power adaptor to ac power without it being hooked up to the laptop and see if the green light stays on. If it does then you know your adaptor is okay. if your adaptor is only hooked up to ac power and the green light still turns off then you know your ac adaptor is bad.

Take out the battery from your laptop. Now hook up the ac adaptor to the laptop and if it stays green then you know your battery is bad but you also want to make sure you can get your laptop to turn on. Hopefully it will turn on with only the ac adaptor hooked up to it.