Description 1 Review Check out our garage sale! These items are or will be discontinued from the manufacturer, or we are phasing them out from our store to make room for other items. These are priced to move, and do not qualify under our return policy. Any products marked as sold out will not be replenished. Important: Default Retail Price does not Include Microswitch The pricing seen on each clearance listing does not include a microswitch. We currently do not have inventory for the D44X 75g .187" Microswitch or E-Switch 50g .187" microswitch at this time. Nostalgia comes at a price. Thankfully, restoring your classic arcade cabinet or custom MAME machine doesn't have to cost much. Enter the classic Suzo Happ long-stem concave arcade pushbutton. Designed for American and Europe styled wood and metal cabinets, the concave shaped plunger is common with original games introduced in the 80s and early 90s'. The American/EU styled, concave pushbutton features a long stem body for metal and up to 3/4" wood control panels. Features .187" terminal Silver Contact Microswitch Standard Arcade authentic Cherry D44X 75g .187" Microswitch now comes default with Suzo Happ proucts (E-switch shown in photo based on older configuration). Remove switches altogether for discounted price. Durable NYLON material Fits standard arcade sized 1.125" (1 1/8") hole Concave Plunger Design Dimensions: 2.6" L x 1.5" H x 1.5" W 1 Review Hide Reviews Show Reviews WRITE A REVIEW Write a Review Close × Suzo Happ Suzo Happ Concave Long Stem Pushbutton - Purple Rating Required Select Rating 1 star (worst) 2 stars 3 stars (average) 4 stars 5 stars (best) Name Required Email Required Review Subject Required Comments Required That 1980s arcade feel The Suzo Happ concave buttons are my absolute favorite buttons to put into my arcade machines. They have that great *clicky" feeling and sound that takes you back to the arcades of your childhood. The only issue so have with them is how long they are. It really limits which cabinets or arcade control boxes you can but them in. With the switch on place these buttons need at least 2.6" of clearance under the control panel. I am sure Suzo could make the buttons just as great and make them shorter. Dirk Diggler on Mar 13th 2017
Installation Quick Reference
Mounting: Snap-in buttons push into a 30mm hole from the top of the panel. Screw-in buttons thread from below and secure with a nut. Use 2-3mm acrylic, wood, or metal panel.
Wiring: Connect the microswitch terminals to your encoder or PCB. Common ground shared across all buttons. Quick-disconnect (0.110") terminals are standard on Japanese buttons.
Dimensions
Troubleshooting
Not responding to input
Check wiring continuity with a multimeter. Verify the contact block is properly seated. Inspect terminals for loose connections.
