[Jukebox-list] wurlitzer 2410 s

[John Robertson]

rudymart wrote:
> jim and john,thanks again for your advice. to be honest with you.i know absolutely nothing about repairing a jukebox.i don't any thing about mechanics or electronics,but i am determined to finish this project.having said that,the last thing i did was to disconnect the safety switch near the turntable motor(i don't know what it's for since i can't find it's function in my manual).the fuse did not blow.after reading this do you feel the problem is still with the amp or power supply.if you do then i will take them to a technician.almost forgot,the switch was wired to normally open and common. rudy
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Hi Rudy,

Well, actually you should not remove the safety switch...its job is to 
cut power to the machine if a record jams. I'm not surprised that the 
fuse is no longer blowing as you have turned off the power! The safety 
switch is directly wired to the line power so be careful where the wires 
are now that you have disconnected it...

As you admit to knowing nothing about electronics or mechanics I 
recommend that you do not attempt to make changes to the machine without 
first posting what your intention is so we can advise you. Otherwise you 
can make matters far worse.

Where do you live? Perhaps someone with more experience can help you, 
but I do suggest that you do not try to disable anything else. The 
service manual would help

ALWAYS quoting from previous messages will help as I (and others) do not 
want to review previous posts to try and remember where we are in 
helping you out.

Have you checked my jukebox service page to see if anyone that fixes 
machines lives nearby?

http://flippers.com/jukebox_service.html

John :-#)#

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