I would check whether the indicated AC voltages are present on the output of the transformer and the indicated DC voltages are present on the output of the rectifier D2001. If not, then check C2001 and C2002 and the rectifier.
If the above is OK, then also check whether R2001 (3ohm) is open. If its open, then before replacing it check T203 (BD651) as the overload caused by C2012 might have caused it to break down. Finally on the 140v line, check C2014 for a short and whether R2016 (14R3) is open.
I'm not sure whether the current indicated above those two resistors means that they are fusible types, but if so, then they are expected to fail if the current exceeds the stated level.
That should be enough to be going on with for now!