iMac G4 won't turn on - help?

The iMac in question is a 17" 800MHz G4 iMac.

I moved it out of the way to do some photography of a collection of Apple laptops. I've moved it back and plugged everything back in, and it won't turn on. No lights, no noises, just dead.

I tried taking all other cables out of it, still no go.
I tried plugging it into another power point, still no go.

I can't try it with another power cable, because I dont know anyone who has one.

It was working fine before I turned it off and moved it.

Help is greatly appreciated.

mad jew said:

Could the household fuse for these powerpoints have blown? Can you think of any power surges or brown outs that may have caused this?

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no, everything else in the house is fine. No blown fuses, no brownouts...

My first thought is it must be something in the power unit. I took apart a G3 iMac which didnt work, and i found a fuse. if i had known it was there, i probably could have resurected it, but i was having way too much fun pulling the HDD apart

Does anyone know if there is a fuse in the G4 iMacs? And if there was, could I replace it?

EDIT: I've taken it apart (almost completely) and there is no fuse. I'm taking it to the shops to get a replacement power unit when I get time. The next question is, how much will it set me back?

bpmri said:

What was the problem. The same thing just happened to me. I unplugged the cord from the back after I shut it down. Plugged it back in and it won't turn on.

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Mine had a dead logic board, I think. I still have the power supply from it. It might be worth shipping it to you to test it out. What model do you have?