G'day Tim,
Can you check the Vs voltage at the connector CN5002 between the Y-main board (big board on the left) and the power supply (board in the centre) as you turn the TV on. It normally sits at 211V in a functional TV. If it rises to 200+ V but then drops to 10V, unclip that white flexicable at the bottom right of the Y-main (CN5003).
Turn the TV on again and see if Vs comes on and stays on. You may note that the LED on the Digital board (that you call T-Con) will return to 1 flash per second. This scenario indicates that the Y-main may be faulty.
So, inspect the Y-main and see if it's got 3 small blue 10uf (106) ceramic capacitors near the small transformer roughly in the centre of the board.
These are marked C5050, C5151 and C5153. These should be replaced even if they check OK. This will likely restore your TV to operation.
These are not normal capacitors - they are a high pulse type - and you must use the same kind. Available from RS Components. Also, as the Y-main is a multi-layered board, it's recommended you snip the capacitor leads at the top of the board, and solder new ones directly to the exposed solder pads.
See how you go with that lot - Bruce