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http://newlifegames.com/nlg/index.php?board=68.0okay....I looked at your pictures a little more closely.
It does appear that somehow plastic laid down and got melted onto the MPU circuit board.
Plastic doesn't really conduct electricity but sometimes gets static electricity on the outside of it.
I would use some sort of tweezers and peel off the plastic.
Be careful though, we don't want you to scratch the tiny etched electrical traces on the surface of the circuit board......just get the plastic only.
I think it may not matter if you get it ALL off but just the bigger pieces.
I wonder how that happened because an MPU board its in a machine vertically?
Is your machine a bartop type of machine?
Can you give us some history of this machine.
Has it worked previously?
Also, a red LED blinking on the front of the MPU means something is wrong usually software-wise.
Some of your chips look like home made copies.
Did you perhaps fold a leg underneath the body of a chip device in a socket on the 3902 MPU??