Those are readings on the power supply (mainboard connector)....

UPDATE: On the mainboard connector I'm getting:

Pins 1 to 4 (P-ON+21V) = 12.73 V
Pins 6 to 9 (AMP+13V) = 8.0 V
Pin 16 (AL+3.3V) = 8.0 V

I must add that all the readings I'm getting is without pressing the power button, only having the TV just plugged in to the outlet and with all the ribbon cables off (mainboard and backlight leds).

Hello, guys!

The same 32" Philips TV I was having video issues, but now I don't have standby led at all. Someone here shared with me the schematic of the power supply, and checking the voltages, I see right after the resistor R604 I'm getting 1.6 v which is too low for enabling the Gate of the Q601 mosfet (the diagram says 4.2). On the R614 resistor I'm getting 181 V in and 117 V out, then through R603 I'm getting the same 117 V in and 59.9 V out, finally getting the latter voltage in the R604 BUT getting just 1.6 V out, which is the voltage that goes on to the Gate of the Q601...

Thank you a million times for the schematic, man! 😀
By the way, is there a section here for schematic requests?
Cheers!

Thanks for your response!

The problem started before having the LVDS cable damaged. However, I know I do need to replace that 30-pin ribbon cable. However now I'm dealing with this new issue... it does not turn on (no standby light nor backlight). I've found a shorted diode on the primary side of the power supply, next to a mosfet. Checked the leds with a tester and they do light on; 44 volts shows the tester and I remember getting only 21 volts on its connector after pluggin' it in to the outlet.

PS.- I'm trying to find the schematic of the power supply. The model number...