#Problem after forced reboot
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xfs btrfs or zfs for eample are more resillient to unplanned or hard shutdowns
the UUID mentioned in your post however should be your efi system partition because of the 8 or 9 character UUID value
check if the uuid is valid from blkid
for those checks i need to be chrooted on the system or no?
not for the fsck you shouldnt need to
it's possibly fine however you never really know unless you check
im gonna read the manual to see how to use the fcsk.ext4 utility
fsck.ext4 -f -v /dev/sda3
-f is force
so it runs even if it detects a clean or good tag or label
do i press y to optimize?
there's an fsck.ext4 option to accept changes you could use
usually better in general to have fsck apply necessary changes or repairs unattended
the human error factor can be less accurate or correct sometimes
rarely to never have i seen fsck.ext4 be incorrect when something to repair is detected
good luck :)
thank you for you time!! 
it didnt worked 😔