[Jukebox-list] Seeburg LS2

[Jeremy Agema]

That can be caused by many things, some very difficult to find (there is a 
fuse on the credit unit).

When I got my first juke back together (LS1) I was disappointed to have it 
scan twice and not scan again (no mater what I did). By using the schematic 
and service manual I was able to figure out what needed to happen to make it 
scan then I got out my voltage meter and found a dead circuit. It turned out 
water had gotten into the juke and a little sat inside the control center 
transformer rotting one of the windings. It took 3 used control centers from 
Ebay to get a good transformer.

Electrical problems can sometimes be very difficult to find especially long 
distance. On this group and others I have seen people get way too frustrated 
by them and give up. But I admire your willingness to forge into new 
territory and learn new skills.

If you can get it for a really good deal and you can handle it when it turns 
out not to be a quick fix - go for it.

Jeremy Agema

On Thu, 25 May 2006 21:32:37 -0400, Jackie wrote
> I chatted with the Glen this evening.  He put in a quarter and there 
> is no credit or response from the machine.  I guess it could be a 
> dozen different things and I am not sure I should get involved with 
> trying to fix it............as EVERYONE here knows, I am un-trained 
> and a rookey!  Does anyone have any ideas about what it could be?  
> It won't do anything, ie; scan, pick up etc.  I keep thinking it 
> could be some contacts touching or bad relays.  He does have a 
> manual for it so I guess I could start at square one again,
>  lol............thanks for any advice, Jackie
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Jeremy Agema" <jeremy at dwave.net>
> To: "Jukebox mailing list" <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 6:58 PM
> Subject: Re: [Jukebox-list] Seeburg LS2
> 
> > My first juke purchase was a used LS1. I like the layout of components 
and
> > the sound is very good after I recapped the amp.
> >
> > If the LS2 is in working order I think it would be a good purchase for 
> > you.
> > There is also a Seeburg group on Yahoo - so there are many sources for 
> > help
> > if you need. Of course this list has all you need :)
> >
> > After I got my LS1 I started from the ground up - cleaned and lubed the
> > mech, recapped the amp, recapped the control center (replaced a bad
> > transformer too), and tore down the cabinet and cleaned everything.
> >
> > For any adjustments it is easier for me to remove the mech (10 min). It
> > slides out and a after taking off a few connections it is loose. It even
> > stays bolted to a little shelf. I think the LS2 has a back door for 
easier
> > in juke adjustments. The mech in the SS160, LS1, LS2 and later use the 
> > wedge
> > needles.
> >
> > After working on this machine for many hours I appreciate the quality 
> > design
> > and materials used in the mech. Similar things can be said about other 
> > makes
> > also.
> >
> > Jeremy Agema
> >
> >
> > On Thu, 25 May 2006 14:21:27 -0400, Jackie wrote
> >> Hi,
> >> does anyone have an opinion on the Seeburg LS2 Juke?  I may pick one
> >> up this weekend (see past list from Glen)  I don't know much about
> >> them but am hoping it is not as "touchy" as the Statesman?  It sure
> >> looks cool!!!  I love the cabinet!  Thanks for any thoughts you may
> >> have, Jackie
> >>
> >> still dancin out
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