[Jukebox-list] The Buzzing 2410
Doug Duncan
d_duncan at ntlworld.com
Mon Apr 9 10:13:46 PDT 2007
Jackie wrote:
> Hi Doug,
> Ok, when I made a selection, the letter and number latched and the
> mech pulled the correct pin and scanned. As I thought, the pin just
> gets rammed by the ? piece that searches for the pulled pin (I can't
> find the official name in the manual, man I am so confused) I guess
> the good news is, a selection was made and the mag. turned and the
> correct pin was pulled!!!! Now what?
> Jackie
Jackie,
Try this with the power off. If you hold the basket so that it doesn't
turn and then press the selection finger in the direction it would go
when up against the raised selection pin and if it is really quiet then
you should hear a microswitch click over. The microswitch is noticeable
on mine because there is an oil filled damper attached to the blade.
What is supposed to happen is that the microswitch fires a reversing
solenoid. The direction of the mechanism reverses and because it is
restrained it can't go backwards so what happens is that one of the two
arms raises through the hole in the baseplate loading the record. The
damping on the micro is supposed to maintain the reverse operation for
long enough to load the record.
I'm sure that there are going to be people round here who are appalled
by my description but hey, it works for me. I should explain that my
manual is a English translation of the original Deutche Wurlitzer manual.
Doug
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