the power supply is probably toast, it's either got a short or thinks it does, or the caps have failed (not always obvious) and it effectively has a short. power supplies are one of the less reliable parts of any computer, i've seen them fail just from being moved from one apartment to another not far away, just a few jerks or bumps.
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