8320 won't boot up, even with known good battery

Hi Guys, my first post, hope you can help me.
I've got an 8320 which died last night, initially suspected a dead battery so have changed it this morning for one that is known to be good, as its from my other phone where it shows fully charged.
With the known good battery in the suspected faulty phone I get a bettery symbol with a red line through it.
Is it worth trying to reinstall the software or is it a hardware issue ?
If its worth doing the software how do I go about it ?
Thanks in anticipation of your help.

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