Yamaha HTR-2064 turned itself off, won't power back up

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We've checked the fuse inside the plug and the fuse inside the AV receiver itself.

Also, none of the capacitors appears to be damaged.

Any other ideas?
 
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Whilst selling it on eBay (as broken), someone messaged me and suggested I reset the main microprocessor by pressing and holding the Tone Control and Straight buttons whilst pressing the power button.

It actually slightly came to life! It made a 'buzz' sound, then click sound, and both only last for half a second in total before silence again. The display doesn't come on during this time.

I've let them know this and I'll await a response :)
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We've tried a different outlet.

We've tried no speaker cable being connected.

We can't reset due to the loss of power.

It's not looking good, is it?
 
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Whilst selling it on eBay (as broken), someone messaged me and suggested I reset the main microprocessor by pressing and holding the Tone Control and Straight buttons whilst pressing the power button.

It actually slightly came to life! It made a 'buzz' sound, then click sound, and both only last for half a second in total before silence again. The display doesn't come on during this time.

I've let them know this and I'll await a response :)
 
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