Hello! This is probably an easy question but I am new to the hobby and did not see the information in my owners manual. I have a few lights on my playfield that do not work, even with new bulbs. If I swap a working light and socket into the one that does not work, it works. So I am looking for 6 or so replacement sockets but I am not sure which ones. I have seen some listed that look right but there are different sizes. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you!

The link you posted is the ones I was wondering about.
I am going to call them in the morning to confirm.
Thanks!

I have 6 non working lights and they are all the twist type sockets. After reading the posts here I checked all of them to see if it was a socket issue or something else. Half of them worked after swapping a different socket. The other half would not come on. Going to have to check on them. I am nervous about doing the solder myself. Time for YouTube videos or having someone look at it for me.
I am really thinking about trying to find a basic electronics class where I can learn some basic skills. It can be a little overwhelming for a nebbie.

Thank you for all of your help! I talked to Mike at Pinball Life and confirmed what chas10e posted. I have them coming with some LEDs, polish, and the Pinball Care and Maintenance book.
I have some extra circuit boards I can practice my soldering. My wife found a Cherry Master Video Poker machine with an extra LCD monitor and about 10 circuit boards. Best off it was only $20. I need to work on the bill collector but it has to wait in line behind Spy Hunter.

Thanks for the suggestion. I received some replacement sockets today and are not the correct ones. The bulb fits and the socket fits, but they will not turn more than 1/16 th of an inch on the board. Guess I am getting a start on my spare parts bin!