Quoted from Arcane:Now that you know that your board is good, I would try to carefully (emphasis on carefully) replace all the bad looking parts. At least you know you will have something reliable down the road. By spending a little bit of money on new parts and some time, you can save yourself $200 of Alltek board and keep the pinball machine in its original state, which is very rare nowadays.
Yves
Update:
The board is basically done just need to clear coat the bare copper. Completed a corrosion kit plus replaced several other components. All new header pins, replaced sockets for U8, U11, U10. Did the ground mod for J4 pins 18&19. Bench test boards does 6 flashes. Now I will be pulling out the power supply/rectifier board to do maintenance on it. Some pictures of the board now, not superb work I'm sure but was my first time working on a pinball MPU. And I know I still need to clean up the rosin residue.
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