What Do I Search For To Find These Parts?

I am trying to rebuild a control panel, and I have a couple specific parts that I'm looking for that I can't find online... Would any of you know where I can order these parts, or what I would search for?

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by Ronzed
September 21, 2017

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Answer by mikerogerswsm

Looks like the first three could be replaced by 'chocolate block' tagstrips. The fourth marked CR1 etc is possibly a row of crystal relays, see http://www.relay-it.co.uk/product/crystal-can-relays/, you would need to know more about them to find replacements. Try the OEM (original equipment manufacturer) if you can trace them, or take one off and look for distinguishing marks.

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by mikerogerswsm
September 22, 2017

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