Power button broken or somehow disabled?

Hey guys new to the forum but i Got the k1 for christmas and i absolutley love the thing besides th fact that it updated six times from christmas to jan and that it is buggy the browser sucks crap and force closes all the time and the whole thing is generally slow and buggy and poorly developed software....... But i awoke this morning and the power button does not work..i have never dropped it  i  always put it in its case and there is not a dam scratch on it...which i was quite proud of   and the only way to get the screen on now is by plugging in the charger  ... god forbid the dam thing dies and the power button still wont work ...has any one had any experience with this can i fix it my self or must i send it in and pay the shipping and all that jazz????
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Leave the tablet charging overnight then try turning it on the next day and see if it helps. I dont think the K1 has keylock for the power button. If changing it overnight does not help, then contact service. They should send you a box with a return label
*Non Lenovo employee*
I have a Y2P (i5) ... Feel free to ping me if you want me to test some applications with your Y2P if you have the same model. I don't mind keep doing recovery on it if needed .... =)

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