OK, So that means some of the supply is working.
The part that is faulty is going to be centered around U5 at the top half of the PSU schematic on page 2.
Now we need to check U5 is powered, so you check pin 15 to see if it has 16V or thereabouts on it. Pin 12 and pin 1 have Gnd on them. Check pin 16 if you have 16V on pin 15. pin 16 should have 5V on it, if the chip is powered. It's the Vref voltage, which i've seen going into the NE555 (U6) and into the protection circuit (U4)
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You should also check pin 10 - this is the SHDN which i suspect is a shutdown pin, active low. If it is high (has voltage), then it'll not power up the +-40 +-80 supplies. That pin is controlled by U6, a trusty NE555 chip, which in turn is controlled by the protect signal by the looks of things. I think it gives a delayed power up, and also shuts it down if the PSU is in protect mode.
The protection circuitry seems to rely on several things, some opto isolator inputs, and some stuff off board, on CN1, and CN5. It's kinda melting my brain trying to figure it all out.
it has inputs from 120V, SC (From Transformer/L1 T106 -2), VRef from U5, +16V from transformer T3-D/ D27, U8 Opto which seems to be connected to CN1/CN5, VDC-H which is the line rectified voltage. oh, and there's a thermal switch in the mix too. If all is well, it seems to output a protect signal and an opto signal on U10. The protect signal seems tied into the NE555. Which looks like it controls a relay and the high voltage supply.
I'm trying typing it out to try and get my head around it, cos parts of the schematic are confusing, with some parts looking like inputs when they are outputs.
OK..... Things to check D14 (powered off, it has 120V on it! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
), D12, D13 and zener Z3 (5.1V), Q5 (PNP), Q6 Q8 Q11 (NPN), U8 Opto, And then finally U4
the quad comparators. Just check them for shorts with the power off, and check the Z3 zener voltage if you can. I think Q8 sends out the protect signal (it grounds if in protect) And that in turn turns on Q7 (PNP) near the NE555 (U6) So I think those two transistors are worth a check. It'll stay in protect if those are faulty.
That should give you a few things to look at.
Good luck.