Hi @seidenh7 ,
One step at a time process of elimination.
Disconnect power from TV and then disconnect mainboard cable from power board, then reconnect the TV power cable to the outlet and switch on power.
Do all the backlights come on and stay on?
If not measure LED voltage at the LED cable connector on the power board.
Very high DC voltage (280 -320V) indicates an open circuit in the LED backlight circuit somewhere.
If backlights stay on, disconnect power from the TV and reconnect mainboard to the power board.
Reconnect power to the TV and switch on the TV.
If no backlights or picture, measure the voltages at the mainboard cable connector on the power board as per values usually written on the power board near the connector and check if they are within specs.
Here's a link to a video that shows how to test if the power board voltages are OK when the power board is not connected to anything and only has the AC supply connected. Not foolproof but just another check.