[Jukebox-list] Seeburg Q... where's the service/scan switch???

[dirksenj at bellsouth.net]

On the Q I used to own, the power cord exited beneath the back door in the 
center - there was a notch cut into the bottom of the cabinet. The cord sat 
down in this notch so it was flush with the cabinet floor. A wooden "catch" 
was turned counter-clockwise over the cord to keep it secure.

John - don't take this personally, but I cannot think of a more basic 
electrical job than running a 110 volt power cord to a jukebox. If you are 
unsure of how to do this, I would suggest you take a basic electrical course 
at a tech school, or at least go to the library and get a book. I guarantee 
your amplifier and receiver will need a lot more complex electrical work 
than this. You can kill yourself working on this equipment if you are not 
careful. Good luck,

Jim
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>And only two wires connect to the power supply, right? What do I do with 
>the third wire? Will I able to determine which two wires connect to the 
>box? And as the juke came to me without a back door and I've been putting a 
>Frankenstein together, where does the cord lead out of the back of the 
>machine? There is no "power cord hole" in this back door.
> Many thanks-
> John Hayes
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