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I'm thinking you have a bad Thunderbolt cable here. It's the only logical thing that fits the fact your displays fan & MagSafe cord are powered. It turns out you can plug in a Thunderbolt cable into the external ports and the display into your Mac. See what happens then.
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+=== Update (11/26/2017) ===
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+mmm... You do have me scratching my head here. You have removed the usual suspects.
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+At this point it needs to be something on the logic boards power circuity that needs attention. This is beyond a DIY as you need to have access to the schematics and understand how to troubleshoot at the component level. Even then you'll need to find a replacement part and have micro-soldering skills.
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+The other direction is to just replace the logic board while expensive it's a lot easier!
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+[http://www.macpartstore.com/661-6060-mc914ll-a1407-logic-board-thunderbolt-display-27-820-2997-639-1575-a1407.html?gad=macpartstore|A1407 27" Thunderbolt Display - Logic board Apple P/N 820-2997 ($192.00)]

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I'm thinking you have a bad Thunderbolt cable here. It's the only logical thing that fits the fact your displays fan & MagSafe cord are powered. It turns out you can plug in a Thunderbolt cable into the external ports and the display into your Mac. See what happens then.

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