[Jukebox-list] Thank you Bob

[Bob Ellingson]

At 09:50 PM 10/25/2006 +0200, you wrote:
>Thanks very much Bob the sequence of operation arrived today and I've 
>spent a long time trying to trace my problem.  

You're most welcome, I just hope it proves to be helpful.

>If I wind on the motor under the cam by hand, the next part of the 
>sequence spings into life ie the record arm completes picking up the 
>record, puts it on the turntable, the record plays and the amp amps it. 
>The record is put away at the end of the cycle and the magazine turns. 

If it does this every time, I would say look for a misadjusted or dirty
microswitch that is operated off of a cam somewhere (I'm not very familiar
with Wurlitzers, however).  If this only happens once in a while, and the
motor immediately takes off spinning when you turn the armature just a bit,
I would suspect brushes and/or commutator on the motor.  I hope, with the
help of Wurly gurus on this board, we get more appropriate advice and your
problem is soon conquered!

--Bob
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