Replace failed TIP122 drivers with TIP102
The TIP102 works identically to the TIP122 but is tougher, and the guide recommends it for every TIP122 replacement. Cross-references given: TIP122 = NTE261, TIP102 = NTE2343.
Systems
Related tips
- Quick test for shorted TIP122/TIP102 drivers
- Flash lamp stuck on and melting plastics on L/R reversed games
- A coil or flasher comes on and stays on at power-up
- A coil has power but never fires
- Use TIP102 when replacing a TIP122
- Diode-testing a TIP122/TIP102 driver on the board
- TIP102 is a good substitute for SE9302 coil drivers
- Test a TIP120/TIP102 solenoid driver with a meter
Source: Repairing DataEast 1987 (Laser War) to Sega 1995 (Batman Forever), Part Two, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)