Reseat the battery, RAM, drives and any cards in the system. Verify that the LED on the AC adapter is ON. If it is, and that doesn't work, you have a faulty system board.
Try this, if it does not work then try reseating the video cable. Normally if you were to call support under warranty and it works with an external monitor support would replace the LCD.
With the monitor plugged in go into power options and set it to do nothing when you close the lid. Unplug the monitor, if it shuts down then its a bad LCD cable or LCD, if it doesn't then its the reed switch which on this system is a motherboard replacement.
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