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Opto Emitter/Receiver Assembly (Stern):
Price: $7.99 each
Status: In Stock
(12 Available)
Part #: H21A1
Condition: New
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Replacement opto emitter/receiver unit as used in late-model Stern Pinball games. This part is the most common cause of failures on opto mechanisms in these games. This new opto emitter/receiver assembly is a low-profile PC-board mount unit, used for devices such as drop targets, interrupters, etc. Used on games like Family Guy, Shrek and more. Used on Stern PCB #s 520-5252-01, 520-5252-04, and possible others. Also replaces H21A2 and H21A3.
NOTE: Observe correct polarity when installing- requires proper orientation/installation. Improper installation may damage unit. We recommend replacement of these elements only by qualified persons with experience in working with electronics, to avoid incorrect replacement that could result in damaging the opto element and/or associated parts. We will not replace opto elements or associated parts that are damaged. No returns, exchanges, or refunds on electronic parts- all sales are final.
NOTE: No returns on Electronics - all sales final.
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Fits The Following Games: (The list below may not be complete, and it's accuracy is not guaranteed. Contact us if you have any questions.)
STERN: Family Guy, Shrek, more
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