**unless you used heat gun instead of a hair dryer.
or the person before you baked it.
letting a board sit wet for 2 days is really not cool... always compressor dry these things off right after a wash.
there looked like 2 shorted areas on the cpu legs fallen.
also the sound I/C controls reset with these , many times i'v had to hot air off the sound IC, only to find rotted up traces, roted up pads. under it.
also I believe U14
ram chip goes bad, from the cap goo. its in other classic ii threads, i think the first 2 ram chips closest to the caps there can be subject to cooked ram chips. ( witch the bad ram shows no physical signs of being dead, just maybe some rot on the legs.
so i think you should start with the ASC.
u14 maybe u13(replace)*1, then ASC pads and traces (have to remove the IC), EGRET *2
are all issues that arise with the Classic II.
Also BOMARC just completed his final Documentation and is going to be drafting up a schematic for this classic II
well the 4 rom chip version but they are mostly close enough...
*1 you can scavenge a ram chip from a basically any mac that has 4mb soldered onboard.
even the 6100 with 8mb soldered on board. even a LC depending on what parts boards you have lying around.
*2 EGRET, you can use the EGRET from LC-I / LC-II if needed. not sure if the EGRET from LC-3 works...
however i do think the EGRET from a LC-III will work with the Color Classic, those also have ERGET issues ( cap goo related )