Repairing The Power Supply In A Rock Ola 490 Jukebox For A Customer....
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You remind me of Mustie1 by including us as if we were there with you.
I'd never seen him before, I just went and watched one of his videos, seems like a good guy to me. He understand it makes it more fun to work if you think you're showing some other people how cool the item is you're working on.... when i'm working on them i'm usually thinking that the machine i'm working on is the star of the video, not me, and that's what gets people interested in the videos....
I was thinking that too! Funny you say that. He's a good dude!
Last year I bought a Rockola 496 for a good price as it wasn't working. I'm good with electronics and mechanics but after a while and very little progress, I was lucky to find a guy who worked for Rockola in the 80's and knew these machines inside and out. Computer was shot and he fixed it. Machine at least came to life after that but it had trouble counting records. Turned out the power supply also had an issue and he fixed that as well. Now I have a great working machine. Glad it didn't go to the landfill.
Those are cool boxes too, some of the last of their kind. It's kind of sad if you followed the Rock-Olas, they were all numbered in the 400's and they got all the way up to 498 then moved onto CD's!
Awesome, I've been fighting my 490-1 for months and you've given me places to go and can't wait to try.
Every time I see "uF" on a capacitor I hear your voice in my head....that very sarcastic "Micro Fared" LOL
I'm just trying to Conform, In My Head!
@@LyonsArcade I love the sass and the personality that you have let show though in your videos - also known as being a smart ass - lol love it keep it up i am ready for the next video - Brant (In My Head)
that lowercase "u" is actually suppose to be the Greek letter "mu" or "µ". The reason people use the letter "u" instead is because it the closes looking letter to mu and it can be typed on an ordinary keyboard. If you look at some older tube schematics. You might see things like MFD for MicroFaraD or even weirder ones like MMF, which stands for Micro-micro Farad, or NanoFarad. BTW: If your wondering how I was able to type the letter mu. Just press and hold down the key and while holding it down, type 230 on you numeric keypad (You must use the numeric keypad on the side of your keyboard. The number keys on the top won't work.) and once you release the key. it type mu "µ".
Heck, at least we learned something. Looking forward to the next exciting episode of 'how to troubleshoot entertainment electronics' video. Cheers Ron and Joe. 😊
Thanks Angus, we appreciate you watching :) See you on the next video, maybe we'll get it up and running!
I'm little late to the game here, but you are like a combination of Louis Rossman and Big Clive. I don't know that I'll ever have a classic arcade to fix but I can't stop watching!
I don’t know those two guys but they must be awesome 😀. Thanks for watching we appreciate it!
@@LyonsArcade They are awesome, I learned a lot about fixing circuits and how things work from them but they don't match your videos for content or entertainment (in my opinion). Keep up the great videos!
I'll stick with just Dig-Dug which dug pretty darn deep. This is quite the lack of the specific schematic adventure. Ready for part 2. I enjoyed this video.
Part 2, coming soon :) Thanks for watching melanated prose!
@@LyonsArcade You're welcome and I have a lot of videos to catch up on!
Thank you for this one Joe, it was very enjoyable to watch!
Thanks Douglas, we are going to do another video on the Control Unit on Tuesday.
@@LyonsArcade That's cool! That gives me something to look forward to amongst finals preparation! I hope you guys are staying safe and well out there
I saw jukebox and had to watch it straight away. Haven't seen one of these for a while.
Thanks for hanging out with us Brendan, we're trying to do more repair videos on these 80's and 90's jukeboxes, we get more questions about these than anything, I think because we're the only ones putting up videos on these later boxes!
Logged intoTH-cam, loads of crap to view.. seen there’s a Joe’s vid. Day saved! Top content, bud!! 😎😎
Thanks Cliff we appreciate you hanging out with us!
Very interesting, never seen a jukebox repair video. Love this channel.
I say uf too lol
Thanks for watching Mikey when the adults aren’t around I still say uf too lol. Those convinced against their will are of the same opinion still!
You know you been doing this for a long you are good!
I'm doing more Rock Ola videos all this week on our channel, we're trying to help people save all the Rock-Ola's!
I can't wait for it one day I'll get one.
Bench work and a tripod!?
It’s been a great day!
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Everyonce in awhile we do it properly!
I just acquired a Rock-Ola converted cabinet that I think was a Jump Bug, but these have very similar, if not the same power supplies. Aaron, the guy that made the Bitkit was telling me that, which is very cool to see inside a cabinet. That and a 10lb isolation transformer sitting on top. Still haven't gotten to test it to see if it works
I forgot about that, but you're right the arcade games have a similar power supply (big box) that Rock-Ola designed... I'll have to do a video on those one of these days...
@@LyonsArcade I went back and looked at a picture I took of it - definitely much smaller than the one here, but still a big ol' steel box!
Leave me hangin’ a-h01e? Love you brother. Can’t wait for the next, as always.
Unfortunately the videos are getting so long I have to split them up more, I just wanted to make this one about everything we did with the power supply , I thought I was going to find more burnt up when I opened it :) Usually when we get these in the power supply needs ran through....
I prefer the de soldering braid but the g darn stuff is too expensive! Great vid!
That's why I don't use it, I hate stuff that's perishable, but these damn solder suckers pretty much are, ha! Thanks for watching Donny!
Another great one! Checked store out yesterday for the first time. Live out of state of would be in the store more
Come back soon!
And cue the mysterious music......a revelation is coming!
It seems like fate hides something in each video.....
i just rebuilt one of those amps changed all the caps resoldered all the pcbs tested it on my bench psu
Very cool man, glad you're helping keep them running!
good work Joe´s
Thanks Wilder, we appreciate you watching!
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Ok, at age ten, I could not remember the resistor code either THEN a friend told me the "Naughty" way to remember it "Bad Boys Rape Our Young Girls But Violet Gives Willingly". It was such a SHOCK to hear an old guy say it, I've never forgotten it. Bad = 0 and count up to W = 9
I've heard that one a few times :) Makes it more memorable! thank you for watching PRRGG1!
@@LyonsArcade I loved the "mini" claw video. Finding out the rotten buggers had a setting to cheat out of prizes was a shock. You have VERY strong trouble shooting skills and it shows.
I miss the Christmas tree.
Coming soon!
When you opened up the front I noticed the chassis shield wire was disconnected by the last person who worked on the Jukebox. Is that connection necessary?
That Tempest!
Pretty Cool Game :)
It seems the repair videos on your older rockola have disappeared from your site..why?
They should still be here on youtube, I don't believe any of them have disappeared.... if you go to my channel you can search for anything. th-cam.com/users/LyonsArcadesearch?query=rock%20ola
Ohh a night rider EM. I have the solid state version. Is it a customer unit? Or going up for sale in the future? 😁
those gray caps should go old draw extra current
Dang cliffhanger... hehehe
We'll get there next time :)
Would you want to fix my 490 power supply.i do have the original 490 schematic also
Ya got good "soul"
Thanks andymouse123!
I figured you'd already gotten it fixed, or that if you hadn't, you'd have said something about it
We'll get it fixed eventually! Maybe next video....
Anybody want rockola princess deluxe four parts restoration, missing the amplifier and platter all the metal work is in good condition and Glass I could split up for parts. in the UK. Make good Bluetooth speakers just put a Bluetooth module in there very straightforward.
What do you mean dig dug deeper was it a cheat
Sponsored by McDonald's :D
Damn Joey and his McDonalds cups!!!! They're everywhere!!!
Stupid trolls... Don't censor yourself! Show us more soldering and less "micro farads"! :-D
But I use the wrong type of solder! And I 'could do a better job'.... and they can't see very well from that angle. And the best way to do it is blah blah blah... and I don't clean the flux right. And this is the best way to clean the flux. And that's too high of a temperature. And I didn't tin the tip right. And I'm not using the solder sucker right. And the solder's too thin. And the solder's too thick. And that's too low of a temperature.
And then the second guy replies, and he says....