Action Pinball - LED906FW - LED - #906 Flashlamp - White (Flexible-Lead) (SEE NOTES)

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LED - #906 Flashlamp - White (Flexible-Lead) (SEE NOTES):

Price: $2.09 each
Status: In Stock
(60 Available)

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Part #: LED906FW
Condition: New

Cool (natural) white flexible-lead LED replacement for large 12-volt #906 incandescent flash lamps used in most makes/models. Features multiple individual LEDs on top which provides a bright, crisp light when illuminated. Replaces Bally/Williams # 24-8802 and similar others.

Flex LED replacement bulbs have 2 flexible wire leads that allow you to position light in any direction you need it. They work best under playfield inserts that use horizontally-mounted light sockets, allowing you to turn, twist, and position the LED directly up through the playfield insert after installing the bulb in the socket.

See our LED Lighting Guide for helpful info.

NOTES:

Williams Level 4, Level 6, Level 7, System 9, and System 11 Games:
- Use of LED flash lamps in these games requires removing the ground (black) wire from each flasher lamp buss strip (Level 6/7 and System 9 games), or ceramic resistor board (System 11 games) for each lamp that is installed. Location, quantity, and types of buss strips or resistor boards may vary depending on the game you are working on. If ground wire is not removed from each flash lamp circuit, then all flash lamps in the game will blink at the same time when any one single flash lamp goes off.
- Open, broken, or missing diodes on flipper coils in these games will cause LEDs to blink briefly when flippers are activated.
LED INSTALLATION: For wedge base LEDs such as this one, it is recommended that the wire leads on the base of the LED be bent outward slightly in order to make better contact with the terminals inside the lamp socket. Example image (click to enlarge):