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Always make sure when installing these to make sure they do not get caught on the playfield when lowering. Could cause some problems other then breaking them.
I picked up a few of those circuit board kits that screw into the flat nuts of the buttons. These have two leds on each board and keep the leds flush against the cabinet. Always use clear buttons because the light gets washed out with colored ones.
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