I had found a loose part. The power button was only attached to the motherboard with a one leg. Novo button was shattered to three pieces. I decided to get rid of both of the buttons as the power button was without one of it's legs. After the assembly I powered up with a screwdriver. The old jumper start up worked but only from the keyboard side of the motherboard. I had to leave two screws unscrewed and bend the motherboard and stuck the screwdriver on the leads of the unattached power button. Now I had the powers back on and decided head to BIOS to enable Thunderbolt start up. I hope this will enable to start up the machine with the thunderbolt power cord plugged in. I also made sure that the computer will only sleep with the lid closed and doesn't shut down when unused from Settings>System>Power & Sleep.
Computer, tablet and phone buttons should be pushed gently as they are attached only with the solder to the PCB. Here are few pics that I took with an optical microscope from the power buttons.
And of course the working computer...



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