[Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 2600

[Wesley Dean]

    Karl, the drive pawl may be removed without any dis-assembly. It requires an offset screwdriver and moving the cam to position where the hole in the cam is directly above the screw. When I worked for the Wurlitzer distributor, we had to retro-fit all the early 1700 models that had only one flat spring.  Before doing this, check the brake band. When the motor reverses, this band is supposed to move the pawl into one of the teeth. Wes
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From: "Karl" <karlh44 at knology.net>
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Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 4:16 PM
Subject: [Jukebox-list] Wurlitzer 2600


>I have a wurly 2600 in the shop that won't select. I can see that the
> ratchet wheel is turning and turning but the main cam does not. I can turn
> the main cam by hand but it feels really rough and binding and then begins
> to turn on it's own. A record will select and play from doing this. I have
> very limited experience on this type mechanism but it looks like maybe the
> drive pawl spring is broken and being mangled under the ratchet wheel??? I'm
> hoping for some guidance here. Next thing for me is this: Looks like the
> whole unit has to come out to repair this, right or wrong?  Am I anywhere in
> the right ballpark here? If so, any advice on getting the mech out would be
> greatly appreciated. It can't be as difficult as it looks because it looks
> like it'd take a month....LOL. TIA
> 
> Karl
> Columbus Coin-Op Shop
> 2061 S. Lumpkin Rd
> Columbus, GA 31903
> Shop (706) 507-2963
> 
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