Here's the story.Got home yesterday and tried to turn on my laptop, and it wasn't turning on/booting fast enough. I had already had a stressful day, so there was a major lack of patience on my part. So i kept on pressing the power button and holding it down etc, and I pressed it very hard before eventually quitting. Then I take a break, I try the power button again but this time there is no click/compression. I'm not sure if it's jammed or anything but it won't click/compress (almost like there is a spring missing). So I sit there for a while starring at the screen and all of a sudden it turns on (blue screen says something about repair; was too fast for me to read).

I take the thing apart following instructions online to try and un-jam the power button, maybe it's stuck in a constant hold position, I'm now at the final step and not sure what is happening because there is compression but no spring back when against the power button pcb. I'm not sure what is wrong I need any help at all.

Do you think I broke the capacitor in the power button pcb or maybe I exceeded the limit of proportionality in the surrounding plastic and negatively alter the elastic modulus from applied stress/strain?

Here are the tutorial that i followed online:

https://youtu.be/YHD1Iv-AR1Y

https://youtu.be/0iueDFpJZMo?t=9m20s

Here are some pics:

pcb on top of button http://i.imgur.com/P7qTwwJ.jpg

underside of button/surrounding plastic: http://i.imgur.com/i7uheQS.jpg

underside of pcb: http://i.imgur.com/dZ9MDvl.jpg