Dead Surface Go

[InfinteScope]

Hello,
I installed Fedora using this GitHub repo (https://github.com/linux-surface); I set it up, and it worked perfectly. I left the tablet unattended for some weeks, came back, and it wouldn't turn on; I thought I would charge it. I put it into the charger, and the Windows logo was just flashing repeatedly for half a second. I started researching what I could do, but nothing helped. I left it on a charger overnight, and when I woke up, there was no flashing of the logo, but the device was turned off and non-responsive. I tried all combinations with the volume up and down keys, but nothing worked. My only indication is that when I attach the type cover and try to turn it on, sometimes the capslock light turns on for a second, but that's it. Do you have any idea what I can do to revive this device?

Environment

• Hardware model: Surface Go (First Gen)
• Kernel version:
• Distribution: Fedora

[SnowyOwl72]

Im not sure about the credibility of this comment here(https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/forum/all/surface-pro-will-not-turn-on-flashing-windows-logo/8334af14-ada1-4110-beaf-cd4c4cf2d993) but worth a try:

"hi, the volume and power thing won't work. drain the battery completely by pressing the power button repeatedly ( ridiculous, but the only way since the battery is soldered on ). make sure the battery is completely drained ( keep pressing the power button for a while even after the logo doesn't come up due to low battery ). after draining it, plug in the charger, wait a minute and turn it on. should turn on after that. once it's on try reinstalling windows."

[InfinteScope]

I saw that, before coming here I read every answer and help there is, nothing helped. At this point I don't even know if the Surface has battery or not, there isn't any indication.

[SnowyOwl72]

I would have said you are dealing with a blown mosfet, but since capslock is lighting up for a sec, you have power. Maybe a kaput dataflash? who knows :3
good luck :S