2DIN Android Radio Repair: Identifying Damaged Voltage Stabilizers & Systems

Hello

I have a 2din rice radio on Android, which was badly connected and two voltage stabilizers fired. What else I don't know.
In any case, I would ask for help in identifying systems that have been damaged. I read one stabilizer, the other one with 5 feet (if it is a stabilizer), I cannot find anything from the remnants of the marking.
PS. I am a layman in electronics and I know that the honorable group of this forum is a whole lot of specialists, so I hope someone will help.

Here you have a link to a post by another owner of such a radio:
https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic3456722.html#17193014
Ask, let him read the inscription that you do not read.

Analyze the application and consider whether it is not like this:
http://www.techcodesemi.com/datasheet/TD1507.pdf

I am refreshing the subject of this radio. The motherboard of this "Chinese" is the HW-MTD8001-MB02. The stabilizer specified by "ikar55", i.e. TD1507, will perfectly replace the LM2596S from the ADJ. i.e. regulated, or with the option set to 5V , at the ADJ. very similar application, except that the original R53=10K on the FEEDBACK, must be replaced with R=1K, while with the "set" to 5V stabilizer, feedback to n.4 preferably through a diode, or directly from out. This "first" burnt-out stabiliser is U1= 7805. On the same motherboard is this radio: Wolkswagen MSB2531-COREBOARD-V01. On the page written in Cyrillic there is also a batch for this radio (not checked). The radio is not with android, but with WinCE.

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