TV will not power on, strange arcing and poping noise from rear

I forgot to add; The set does power ON, but no picture and have since canceled my cable service, unable to tell if there is audio. I have performed the reset step on the front control panel. You can hear the TV powering up and can feel air flow from the back. The part that is "arcing" is visible from the rear of the set through a ventilation port. the "arcing" part is located on an OSRAM Circuit board. the little "capacitor" is silver and white and color and the center of it lights up or "arcs" however the "arc" is contained within the "cap" it doesnt jump out to anything else and there are no "burn" marks anywhere on this circuit board. I have noticed the Lamp housing plugs directly into this board assembly. As I said before there used to be a constant glow from the rear of the TV, I believe this "cap" was the reason but it will no longer stay lit. Is there a part number to identify this? I am rather tech savvy and know I could replace the board/board carrier if I could get my hands on it. I forgot to add; The set does power ON, but no picture and have since canceled my cable service, unable to tell if there is audio. I have performed the reset step on the front control panel. You can hear the TV powering up and can feel air flow from the back. The part that is "arcing" is visible from the rear of the set through a ventilation port. the "arcing" part is located on an OSRAM Circuit board. the little "capacitor" is silver and white and color and the center of it lights up or "arcs" however the "arc" is contained within the "cap" it doesnt jump out to anything else and there are no "burn" marks anywhere on this circuit board. I have noticed the Lamp housing plugs directly into this board assembly. As I said before there used to be a constant glow from the rear of the TV, I believe this "cap" was the reason but it will no longer stay lit. Is there a part number to identify this? I am rather tech savvy and know I could replace the board/board carrier if I could get my hands on it.

I guess my next question would be, If the Lamp is indeed bad would the ballast board be acting the way it is, with the "arcing" popping? I have seen what alot of blown Lamps look like and mine doesnt seem to be, but has not been replaced. But like I asked, would the ballast board be doing this? I guess my next question would be, If the Lamp is indeed bad would the ballast board be acting the way it is, with the "arcing" popping? I have seen what alot of blown Lamps look like and mine doesnt seem to be, but has not been replaced. But like I asked, would the ballast board be doing this?