I don't know if that would be the reason I get no power at all though right? I mean nothing happens at all haha. No fan no nothing. I turned it on and tested the connector that supplies power to the internal HDD which is disconnected and not being used and got no voltage at all. I'm assuming a fuse or something popped in the PSU since the Sony units are supposed to be really good and it's been recapped. I REALLY don't want to tear this thing all apart again to get the PSU out. Ugh!
Ah, ok. In that case... Hum. I'd start by removing the board again. Did you reconnect everything?
Then, if it isn't that, I recommend putting it away until tomorrow to let everything discharge some. Toggle the switch with the power not plugged in before you do.
Then, tomorrow, check that all the cables onto the analogue board are properly seated. If they are... You'll need to dig deeper.
Be warned, the analogue board and CRT are very high voltage. Do not touch the board on the back of the CRT neck because it is super delicate and high voltage.
Letting the charge drain out over night is a good start, but technically you should also discharge the CRT. There are instructions for doing this on YouTube.