Pretty easy project, really, just repairing the PSU in a dead Samsung TV in the hopes of making it work again.
There are some blown caps on the secondary of course, so I'm replacing all of the electrolytics except the 450V primary cap (since it's expensive and probably ok) with 105C Japanese caps.
However, I also found a dead bug that managed to short across two leads of the bridge rectifier (TS4B05G). I tested the diodes with my meter and it tests fine, as well as the PFC fets, but I was wondering if that short might have damaged other nearby components, or the PFC control circuit. Is this likely, and is there any easy way to check?