WPC flipper parts reference
Rebuild kits: A-13524-8 Fliptronics, A-13524-1 non-Fliptronics. Pawl with plunger/link A-15848-L or -R; pawl only A-17050-L or -R. Plunger/link A-10656 (older, slimmer, shorter) or A-15847 (sturdier, longer, may cut travel on pre-Fliptronics games); each must be paired with the matching coil stop. Nylon link 03-8050 (or the heavier 03-8753). Coil stop A-12390 (WPC-95) or A-12111 (WPC-S, earlier WPC and System 11), held by two black 10-32 x 3/8 inch Allen bolts. EOS switch 03-7811 (non-Fliptronics) or SW-1A-193 (Fliptronics). Coil sleeve 03-7066-5, length 2-3/16 inch. Link spacer bushing 02-4676. Flipper bushing 03-7568 with three 6-32 x 3/8 inch bolts and nuts.
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Related tips
- Early WPC games use relay-style flippers
- Earlier WPC flipper controller board connectors
- Fliptronics and WPC-95: weak flipper
- WPC flipper coils from weakest to strongest
- WPC flipper rebuild kits by era
- WPC flipper coils, weakest to strongest, with resistances
- Every WPC flipper coil carries two diodes on its lugs
- Flipper coil strength order (WPC flipper coil strengths file)
Source: Repairing Williams/Bally WPC Pinball Games from 1990 to 1999, Part Three, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)