[Jukebox-list] Seeburg L100

[Robert Aker]

>From the parts lost they look like:

1 @ 410225
10 @ 410226

In the parts catalog # 50943 page 7 they are shown below and between 
illustration numbers 5 and 6.  I have all but they look fragile.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ron Rich" <ronnnrich at yahoo.com>
To: "Jukebox mailing list" <jukebox-list at lists.netlojix.com>
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Jukebox-list] Seeburg L100


> Robert,
>  The K&L models will operate just fine. The problem arrises when "people 
> work on" them. As long as the PCB's are not "flexed" they seem to last 
> just fine. The circuits are the same basic circuits used in both the model 
> before, and after the K/L's. The steppers can be somewhat of a problem, 
> and Seeburg made several modifications to them.
>  The "white substance" was not factory applied, and in my opinion, should 
> not be there. "Dry" is correct. As for the "flat clips"--can you describe 
> them a little more?
>  Ron Rich
>
> Robert Aker <raker at knology.net> wrote:
>  Several months ago I bought a L100 and received several e-mails regarding 
> this model stating that they are trouble pron and not a good choice for 
> refurbishing. So naturally - not being a good listener - I sent the boards 
> out to be rebuilt. I am happy to report that it is alive and well. After 
> the usual troubleshooting (a bad plug, a loose plug and a bad tube) it 
> selects fine - plays and sounds good. I am now starting the clean up.
>
> I took apart one of the selection button banks and the sides, tops and 
> bottoms of each button are covered with a white substance. It looks like 
> lubriplate grease that has dried up leaving only the wax base. My question 
> is, is coating these with grease standard upon assembly or was this an 
> operators trick to ensure the buttons would not stick on location. I have 
> never done a Seeburg before so this is probably a stupid question. My 
> guess is I should clean them and reassemble them dry. Also does anybody 
> know a source for the flat springs at the top of each button?
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