[Jukebox-list] Rockola Rhapsody

[John Robertson]

I have fixed tricky/sticky wobble plates by simply removing the 
spring at the plunger. I have done a number of machines like this and 
they are still happily running - the microswitch has enough back 
pressure to clear itself when the pins are reset.

John :-#)#

At 8:21 PM -0400 8/8/07, <dirksenj at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>John - if your record basket stops at home even though pins are 
>still selected, it just about has to be the wobble plate switch. 
>This is the switch located at the one o'clock position as you look 
>at it from the right side of the machine. The bracket is slotted so 
>you can move it slightly. This can be tricky to set right - it's 
>easy to move it too far so the machine never stops scanning. Don't 
>panic if you have to adjust it more than once. Good luck,
>
>Jim
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>
>>This otherwise perfect box will sometimes tell itself that no more 
>>slections have been made, when in reality they have, and will stop 
>>scanning after what it thinks is its last record towards the end of 
>>the menu. (My Starlet did this once in awhile, too.) More often 
>>than not the carriage will make its complete rounds making sure it 
>>hasn't missed anything, but what is the story on these "lazy" 
>>times? Does this make a good case for the Seeburg tormat units?
>>TIA-
>>John Hayes