If the PC inside has no power (CPU fan does not start, etc) either (1) the PC is not receiving power (check that there is actually voltage coming into it; careful, that's line current and can kill; one hand in your back pocket ALWAYS when working on live high-power circuits), (2) the power-on pin is not connected (check the connectors coming from the power supply to the PC board -- unplugged first; never potentially hot-plug a PC motherboard!) and if (1) and (2) check out odds are the power supply itself is dead. They DO fail and the most-likely failures are infant-mortality (first 50 hours or so of use) and then a few years later, usually after the fan fails first and they cook.
Modern PC-style power supplies have an "enable" input; you can try jumping it (referenced before) but if the enable input is missing then it's not coming from the motherboard and the problem will come back again -- the board in that case likely needs to be replaced.