Wow, I got super lucky.
I read up a bit and found that there were a handful of components that went bad on these psu's normally. The two fuses checked good, so I started with Mosfet QX801 and noticed that I was getting an odd reading from drain to source. I unsoldered it and removed it from the heatsink and tested it out of circuit. This video was helpful for me to understand how to test mosfets with a DMM. It tested good out of circuit. Resoldered it back in, and now TV is working great. I used this blog post to help me identify components that commonly go bad on this board or have solder joint issues.
Turned out it was just a bad solder joint here. Paid 40 bucks for this TV and spent about 20 mins troubleshooting, and now she's working great.
I read up a bit and found that there were a handful of components that went bad on these psu's normally. The two fuses checked good, so I started with Mosfet QX801 and noticed that I was getting an odd reading from drain to source. I unsoldered it and removed it from the heatsink and tested it out of circuit. This video was helpful for me to understand how to test mosfets with a DMM. It tested good out of circuit. Resoldered it back in, and now TV is working great. I used this blog post to help me identify components that commonly go bad on this board or have solder joint issues.
Turned out it was just a bad solder joint here. Paid 40 bucks for this TV and spent about 20 mins troubleshooting, and now she's working great.

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