Installed a new logic board, Woo Hoo!-Except...

except that the computer won't turn on. I pressed the power button and the light didn't stay on and the screen never came on.
I seem to recall hearing about this happening after logic board replacement but don't recall what the solution/remedy was.
Otherwise, the replacement was pretty easy as Japamac had said, so thanks for the help!

Well, to be sure, better test the power supply.
My post here provides the description:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=11687012&#11687012
Testing needs to be done with the PSU connector connected to the logic board.
Jamb the tester probes in the back side of the connector, along side the wire, to get the probe down to the pin for proper contact.
Oh, make sure the PRAM battery is installed properly (plus and minus properly oriented).
Message was edited by: japamac

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