

It can be fed for tests, but with a lamp in series of the old (incandescent) of at least 75 watts to avoid major damage if you send yourself a short, if you follow the input circuit of 220 you will find varistors and resistors that form part of the protection circuit, that must be checked, simply measuring if voltage passes with a tester
I was watching carefully with good light and a magnifying glass, I do not see any swollen capacitor, or component "burned"
To verify if a capacitor is in poor condition, it would be necessary to desolder them or have an ESR meter, something more radical to change the capacitors
There is no other heatsink that the L7805 CV has and I think it has no switched source, now I will upload two photos indicating the integrated ones it has.
Edit the photos above and place the name of each integrated, we have the voltage regulator at 5V (IC1), then a multiplexer (IC2), 8-bit microprocessor (IC5) and an EEPROM (IC6)