watch this video, the technician uses an oscilloscope, I use the tester, the interesting thing is how it analyzes the backlight source circuit with summarized schematics, it is not your model but it is the same technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWhp-2l4auQ&t=63s
my luck is like;)
Well, that was exactly what I did to measure all the diodes and the funny thing is that when I did the LED test without the panel, they all turned me on and the LED circuit all turned on normal and did not turn off, but since I put the panel, I mean the screen came back The problem is why I fear that some contact is not going well ...
try disconnecting the t-con, it's as if it didn't have a display to discard ...
When I turn on I put the sunglasses on and I measure the tension in the entire bars, it has to measure the same all if one is different I go led by LED, the idea is that all the LEDs have the same voltage, the one that is different outside
To test them I use a LED tester, I can measure a strip from a led and even some complete backlight, it is very practical if you grab it with crocodiles to the tips of the tension tester
I use it with 110volts and 10k 4watts
notice here
good input on the tester, if I tried the LEDs disconnecting the tecom only source and the video control and they turned me on when I had them open without the screen they turned me on normally, after I joined with the screen all connected the problem started already assembled and the tecom disconnected they didn't turn on normal just for a little while ... I did the led x led test applying 6v and they all turn on.