[Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 2810 Scan Problem...I Think!?!

[Wesley Dean]

    Steve, if your kitchen light don't work you do not change the bedroom 
light. This analogy is somewhat like your juke problem. Don't clutter your 
analyzing with irrelevant clutter. Basically, if manually tripping any 
selection pin will start the scan, this will eliminate any scan problem. In 
your case, I would not suspect all 6-0 coils were bad. I would look for some 
circuit that is common to these coils. Wes.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Retro Depot" <stevietv at bellnet.ca>
To: <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2006 9:53 PM
Subject: [Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 2810 Scan Problem...I Think!?!


Hello all,
This box had the following problem, if selections containing numbers 1 thru 
5 were made, ( i.e. C3, A1, E5), no problem, it would play those selections. 
Whenever selections containing 6 thru 0 were made, you could hear the 
selector pin assembly line up to the appropriate trip pin, but the coil 
would not energize and the scan motor would not engage or even make an 
attempt to. If I manually "tripped" the A7 lever, it would start scanning 
and pick up normally and play just as well as the other 'keyboard' selected 
pins, (the aforementioned numbers preceding 6).
Here's the kicker, I've been checking connections, un-plugging then 
re-seating, wiggling those relays, even replacing them with known good ones 
from an Americana 2, and cleaned keyboard switches. It's now not scaning for 
any selection. Just as I thought I was doing it a favor, it took a dump on 
me. I must admit that Wurlitzers are my weakness now, but I am very capable 
with the other major three. This must be my third Wurly. Any help is very 
much appreciated....help.
Cheers, Steve
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