No back light?

LCD connector looks good, check the LCD cable to make sure no pins are burnt. Try a test screen (in case the damage is to the PCB attached to the screen). If not, likely the feedback ball under the backlight chip is blown, or the trace from the feedback on the chip to the front of the board is broken.

If a test screen is still no backlight, remove the backlight IC (U9701) and measure continuity pin 1 to pin 2 of D9701 on the other side of the board. If you get continuity, make sure you get the backlight enable signal to the chip, and replace the backlight IC and it should work as long as none of the components around the IC are bad.

If you aren't getting continuity, you will need to run a wire from under the backlight chip feedback ball to the other side of the board. It can be tricky, best thing to do is heat the chip and carefully push the wire into the feedback ball without knocking it.

Difficult to say for sure without looking at this of course, but I have had to replace many backlight ICs and run traces, so I would say this is the issue if the fuse, screen and LCD connector are ok.