Hello, I recently (around May 1st, give or take a few days) purchased a G73JH. This computer was never put into circumstances that would cause damage to the system. It is usually on my desk, with the exception of occasionally taking it to robotics for CAD work. About 48 hours ago, under normal use, my supplied Asus power supply spontaneously died. I ensured that it was, in fact, the power supply and not my computer by trying to boot the computer without the battery, which it did not do. The green light is on on the supply, but no power is delivered to the computer. To be absolutely sure, I swapped power supplies with a friend who has a G71. His power supply was able to charge my battery and generally power my computer, whilst my power supply did not charge his computer. I tried contacting Asus customer to find out if the power supply could be replaced under warranty, but the website did not include power supply information, and the e-mail from Asus customer support provided no answers, as it was just a link to the sales page. After a major google search which also turned up no useful answers, I have come to the Republic of Gamers forum do request an answer to my questions; Is the power supply covered under warranty? if so, how do I go about replacing it by warranty?
Edit: oh my, I somehow missed the notebook warranty info at the bottom of the forum. I'm going to check that right now.
