[Jukebox-list] Seeburg SMC1 won't return record or reject

[Ron Rich]

Correction--the bracket is on the right-hand side--not th left--Ron Rich

Ron Rich <ronnnrich at yahoo.com> wrote:
  Ian,
In addition to what Tony suggested, check all the mute plugs--starting at the amp, thru to the bracket that the mech plugs into on the bottom left. Look at the female "pins". They must be tight and round--reform them as need be. Also, the most common cause of this type failure is the mute relay itself. To check it, hold the "reject switch" on the CPA, in the reject position and see if the sound is muted. If so, the relay is most likely dirty.
Contact me off line if you don't know how to clean it--Ron Rich

Tony Miller wrote:
At 01:42 PM 7/7/2007, you wrote:
Ian;

To manually reject the record, lift the horizontal metal tab that is 
just to the right of the record. This will cause the mechanism to 
cycle the record back into the magazine. Of course, the motor must 
be running for this to happen, or you must manually rotate the motor 
coupling. Automatic reject at end of record is probably due to a 
power supply problem in the amplifier not permitting the mute/trip 
relay to energize, or a wiring fault, or the trip magnet having 
fallen off the pickup arm due to epoxy age. Check my website:

http://home.pacbell.net/fmillera/troubleshoot.htm for details. It's 
covered under symptom #4

Cheers,

Tony Miller

>Hello all,
>
>During a recent family gathering, my Seeburg SMC1 had been working 
>fine until I noticed it failed to return a record and move on to the 
>next. It was still registering new credits, however, but would not 
>reject the record. I managed to replace the tone arm on the record 
>that had been playing and found that the motor had properly 
>reversed. Being able to figure out anything worthwhile to do, I 
>turned it off and have come back to it today.
>
>Having turned the unit back on, no display appears on the MCU.
>Interestingly, the motor is now running in its normal direction, as 
>I am able to successfully play the record that is loading in the mech.
>Unfortunately, there is still no response to the reject switch.
>
>My biggest concern is that I am moving in a few weeks, so I need to 
>be able to unload the records from the unit to safely move the box, 
>regardless of whether this is a simple issue or a major one. There 
>is something I can do to manually return the record, correct? What 
>doesn't help is that I have all manuals for this unit EXCEPT the 
>most useful service manual. It just so happens that every time I 
>feel that I must grab it or the recommended books written about this 
>period of Seeburg, I literally don't have the extra cash to 
>spare. I'll remedy that soon of course, but for now, I am without.
>
>Is anyone able to offer some description of what, if anything, I can 
>do to manually reject the record? Please keep in mind that I only 
>have I/O manual, parts catalog and MCU service manual, so the 
>simplest way you can describe the parts I'm looking at, the better off I'll be.
>
>Thanks for any and all assistance as usual.
>
>-Ian
>
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