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This sounds like a dead motherboard.
you should reset the cmos (using a jumper) or remove all power cords, battery and the cmos battery. wait 10 mins and put everything back.
The second option is a dead power supply. The only way to check that is to replace it with a new one.
I would bet on some component(s) have become thermo sensitive. Most of the time capacitors can do this type of thing. Most likely the defective caps could be in the power supply.
To locate the defective caps, you would have to be able to run the supply and use the combination of a heat gun and freeze spray (liquid air spray) for cooling. At the same time you would have to monitor the output of the supply to see the components that cause the output change.
It is also possible to have thermo sensitive components on any of the other boards. This would also require proper troubleshooting.
The service rep would replace boards until he found the defective board. Then he would return the set with the new board and the bill for his work.
If your set is out of warranty, it may be better to consider a new set. Servicing these can be fairly involved and expensive.
On that model the conv IC is usually not the solution. I believe its the blown capacitor problem with is an easy fix. Check the site www.TvRepairKits.com for a repair kit.
TURN UP THE A1S ON THE TRANSFORMER IF YOU SEE A VERTICAL LINE ACROSS THE SCREEN ITS A FAULTY FRAME IC CHECK FOR DRY JOINTS AT FRAME IC, REPLACE WITH A NEW IC IF NO OTHER FAULTS ARE VISIBLE.
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