Use TIP102 when replacing a TIP122
The TIP102 works the same as the TIP122 but is tougher; Williams used it on the later WPC boards. Replace failed TIP122 drivers with TIP102.
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Related tips
- Quick check of all TIP122/102 drivers before first power-on
- Lock diverter locks on at power-up and gets hot: shorted driver transistor Q22
- CPU and driver board transistors by position
- One pop bumper weak and sluggish though coil and switches are fine: replace Q77
- Replace failed TIP122 drivers with TIP102
- Quick test for shorted TIP122/TIP102 drivers
- Same coil driver transistor keeps blowing after replacement: counterfeit TIP102s
- Diode-test the TIP120/TIP102 and 2N4401
Source: Repairing Williams System 11 Pinball 1986 to 1990, Deel 1, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)