Nope, no Pandora's Battery for the Go. It has a simple two-conductor battery, that's it. If it has any power at all and isn't starting, it doesn't seem like a mechanical problem, but something wrong with the mainboard. I think it needs a trip to Sony, sorry.

It sounds bricked, you should send it to Sony and see if they will replace it.

buenas mi psp go estando encendida le quitaron la tapa de atras y no encendio mas y le pongo el cargador y prende el led naranja pero no enciende espero y me puedan ayudar sera algun fusible en la placa

Blown Fuse maybe?

http://www.mr-vizitkin.ru/images/stories...

^^ Fuses for PSP GO.

The one on the right is for Audio - so the one *under* the metal shielding may well be your power Fuse. I would suggest testing with a multimeter to confirm.

If you are going to bridge it then a Circuit Writer pen is the easiest - just practice on something other than the psp so you get used to the flow.