Chill.
Check your solder joints on that ABS. The caps may have degraded or there may be a short between the terminals. Suspect that they are used to condition the input power for the ABS, so any shorts will be reducing the power available for running the circuits. I've replaced my caps twice in a graphite ABS with the latest set being of a far greater voltage than the originals.
Test the ABS disassembled as well. You may be moving the caps in an inappropriate way when you close the internal clamshell. I actually cut holes in the clamshell to accomodate my first set of replacement caps as they were too big to fit. The first set didn't fail - they were a temporary solution.
If all else fails, try a hard reset on that ABS. Maybe the firmware got rattled to a low power setting that was mentioned in another post.
F.
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