Do you have a video of removing the magazine to get access to lubricate the back of the carriage assembly, or do you remove the entire carriage/changer?
I have a quick question, I hope it's also a quick fix,, I have a 1960 Seeburg Q100. works fine but the records play a little slow, is there a speed adjustment knob or screw? I have no idea where to look or what it looks like, if you have a minute please help, thank you for your time and videos.
I have an issue with my Seeburg 100 G from 1953. Almost 2 years ago I was distracted while inspecting the service hatch in the rear checking why the wall box wasn't making selections. During the distraction and poor eyesight, I didn't realize the power was still on while replacing the metal cover on the stepper unit. There was a small spark as I was replacing that metal cover. It had touched the metal of the credit housing and possibly one of the solenoids of the stepper unit. Now the jukebox will NOT select any records. I've replaced the fuzes hoping that was the issue. I also replaced the 2025 tube to see if that was the issue. Still no selections can be made unless I trigger manually the pinbank under the magazine. When selecting a letter latch and a number, the select light goes on as it usually did but nothing happens. The record counter under the title menu board doesn't even add a digit to a new play. the person who helped me restore this jukebox back in the late 1990's lives very far from me and I have no contact with him except for emails in which I explained the issue, but he seems to have no interest in suggesting where I should begin to look. I think he's annoyed that I didn't offer him to keep my machine years ago instead of paying him to repair. He expected I would leave it as his home and let him enjoy using it, but was bitter when I brought him the pay he requested for his electrical upgrades and maintenance. He then bought his own jukebox and became scarce. Is there anything you can suggest so I can normally make selections again? Thank you.
I just bought a 100. It's beautiful, but when I got it home, the mechanism will not move. It won't respond to selections at all. I am afraid the tranport of it may have bumped something loose that I am not seeing. Any ideas anyone?
Now would be the perfect time to replace that clamp disc with the disc from a 1960 or later Seeburg. That way you'll be able to play both large and small hole 45s
Do you have a video of removing the magazine to get access to lubricate the back of the carriage assembly, or do you remove the entire carriage/changer?
No video..it is a fairly easy process...just remove the screws, but mark position carefully.
I have a quick question, I hope it's also a quick fix,, I have a 1960 Seeburg Q100. works fine but the records play a little slow, is there a speed adjustment knob or screw? I have no idea where to look or what it looks like, if you have a minute please help, thank you for your time and videos.
I have an issue with my Seeburg 100 G from 1953. Almost 2 years ago I was distracted while inspecting the service hatch in the rear checking why the wall box wasn't making selections. During the distraction and poor eyesight, I didn't realize the power was still on while replacing the metal cover on the stepper unit. There was a small spark as I was replacing that metal cover. It had touched the metal of the credit housing and possibly one of the solenoids of the stepper unit. Now the jukebox will NOT select any records. I've replaced the fuzes hoping that was the issue. I also replaced the 2025 tube to see if that was the issue. Still no selections can be made unless I trigger manually the pinbank under the magazine. When selecting a letter latch and a number, the select light goes on as it usually did but nothing happens. The record counter under the title menu board doesn't even add a digit to a new play. the person who helped me restore this jukebox back in the late 1990's lives very far from me and I have no contact with him except for emails in which I explained the issue, but he seems to have no interest in suggesting where I should begin to look. I think he's annoyed that I didn't offer him to keep my machine years ago instead of paying him to repair. He expected I would leave it as his home and let him enjoy using it, but was bitter when I brought him the pay he requested for his electrical upgrades and maintenance. He then bought his own jukebox and became scarce. Is there anything you can suggest so I can normally make selections again? Thank you.
I just bought a 100. It's beautiful, but when I got it home, the mechanism will not move. It won't respond to selections at all. I am afraid the tranport of it may have bumped something loose that I am not seeing. Any ideas anyone?
Son of a ..... thank you just spent a week cleaning that pickup assembly with qtips....would have been so much easier to remove it
How do you take off the top back panel
Now would be the perfect time to replace that clamp disc with the disc from a 1960 or later Seeburg. That way you'll be able to play both large and small hole 45s
Just purchased a 100. It played when tested. Once I got it home the turntable spins with no record. And won't let me select a song.