Besides the obvious you mentioned, I'd put the shutter on bulb, open the diaphram all the way, open the back and hold the shutter release down. You're looking for fungus on the elements - front, middle, and rear. Sometimes it's easily evident, and sometimes it's just bearly visible around the edges of the lens.
The viewfinder can be cruddy which requires popping the top and cleaning the viewfinder elements with a Q-tip and some denatured alcohol.
I'd also make sure that when the camera opens up, that the front standard locks firmly into place. There are two black tabs on the bottom of the front standard that you press to release the standard for closing. There should be two - I've heard tell that they are easy to break off with too much pressure, but mine seem sturdy.
With the bellows, besides light leakage, sometimes the adhesive for the interior liner fails and the fabric liner pulls away from the bellows and bunches up when the bellows collapses upon closure. This is an easy fix without having to strip the camera apart.
That's about it - nice simple well made camera. I take it it has the Vaskar lens and a Prontor S or SV/SVS shutter?