When looking at the ball-lift-assembly or any of the motor-controlled assemblies for form, fit, and function: The only thing you really need to pay attention to is to make sure the rail-voltage (operating-voltage) to the unit is the same, and that the fit is truly the same mechanically _ The mechanical fit has to be the same: These motors are a.c. driven and very strong _ If there are any obstruction that will hinder the movement: Something will get fried _ The motors will burn-out trying to complete the move _ The assemblies have to be able to complete a cycle and shut themselves off through the mechanical-movements (switches).

Basically what I am saying: Is that you can disregard the part-number-marking on the cores and motors _ Similar is close enough on these old pins, if you have the same voltage assembly and mechanical operation.

This is pretty much true for the United Bingos too, the Ball Lift motors are universal`

One-to-One for the cabinet-games and the standard-cabinets too – etc`

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