First, we need to see if we can still access the device through its diagnostic interface.
If so, read the error codes. The outputs of control units are typically short-circuit proof.
If you can successfully read the access data and error memory, take the device to a radio/television technician or a computer monitor repair specialist so they can take a look at it.
If diagnostic access is not possible, check (or have checked) the power supply/stabilization in the control unit. If everything is okay there, the situation looks bad -> it's likely scrap.