No power no power light. Its as if there is no power. Ive checked cord and there is power to it

Did you check bearings and check power cord for burned or loose connection?

Please check its vantilation fans, are they rotating or not?

That is indicating a short.

the only fuses ive ever seen inside a sewing machine was located inside the foot switch assembly and ive taken apart a few dozen now , but now ive seen quite a few broken power cords and sockets in that few dozen , seems the power cords sure take a beating on these ?

The problem maybe the RAM, it is faulty or just needs reseating to make proper electrical contact.
Reseat the RAM and then boot up your laptop. If it still does not boot up then remove the RAM module/s and take them to your friendly computer repair shop and get them to test the RAM for you. Just like you sometimes need a mechanic to repair your car, sometimes you do need a technician to diagnose and identify the fault or faults on your computer. Not only does a good service technican have the experience to deal with this type of problem, they also have the equipment that allows them to look at things the average computer user can't see, and he has a collection of replacement parts that can be used to quickly test individual components on your computer.

Hello there,
It looks like you have a faulty monitor. Make sure the power is plugged in at the computer and a working all socket. Make sure that the Box on the power cord is connected properly. Make sure that the connections to the computer and secure and that the computer is turned on. If none of these things fix the monitor, I recommend returning it and getting it replace.
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Your power supply cables may not be fully secured. Let's unplug and reconnect your power supply

1. Disconnect the power cord from the back of your console. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet and the power supply unit.
2. Reconnect the power cord to the console. Then plug the power cord back into the wall outlet and the power supply unit
3. Make sure that all three connections are firmly secured.
4. Turn your console back on.
5. Check the light on the power supply. If this solution worked, your power supply light will be green....

Seems that your notebook's power socket, where you plug the power cord, is damaged & is causing a loose connection. The loose connection causes the power socket as well as the power cord's tip to overheat & burn.

When you plugged the power cord back in did the green light on the power cord battery light up. How long have you had the cord. Make sure the power cord is working properly.

Does it ever go off? Or is it on as soon as you turn on the vehicle?