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From a preliminary look around the internet, I think there's an axial lead capacitor, a couple of ceramic capacitors, and a couple of electrolytic capacitors.
I'm also thinking that that's a resistor down the bottom there.
In this second one, I recon I'm looking at a bunch of IC's and transistors, but, beyond knowing the two basic transistor types (PNP and NPN), I don't really know how further to identify them.
Any confirmation or correction on anyone's part would be great!
The component with a "F" designator (light green) is a fuse. The "TH" (dark green) is a PTC thermistor. The "L" (vertical black cylinder) is an inductor.
And I think the charger failed because a thermal fuse (connected via the wire over the core) on the transformer blew, so thermal damage (as the half-shattered core and partially-melted cap evidence).
The two horizontal tubular parts are electrolytic capacitors. The top right black cylindrical part that is standing up also appears to be electrolytic capacitors. The bottom left standing-up part seems to be inductor.
The blue sortof disk at middle right could be a capacitor, but might also be a TVS or varistor.
The green part at lower left could also be various things. The "T" designator hints at a temperature sensor, like a thermistor.
The green part at lower right seems to be a fuse. A resistor would have more obvious markings, and the "F" in the part designator is a clue.
