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SECTION A
WARRANTY
Consistent with The Wurlitzer Company policy of offering their products with fuU
confidence in their performance, all parts of automatic phonographs and accessory
equipment are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship
under normal use as follow:
(A)
Bonus A~cumulator(BO/AC), except pricing hoard,
for a period of three years from date of delivery by
Distributor to his customer.
(B)
All other parts for a period of one year from date of
delivery by the Distributor to his customer.
The Company's liability under this wammty is limited to replacement, free of
charge, F.O.B. North Tonawanda, New Yotk, of any part or parts returned to the
Company's North Tonawanda plant for examination which prove defective and
provided the phonograph has been serviced as recommended in the Service Manual
and Lubrication Chart.
This express Warranty excludes all implied warranties, and no promise or representation inconsistent herewith, which may be made by any person, firm or corporation,
shall be binding upon The Wurlitzer Company. The Wurlitzer Company shall not be
liable for damage of any nature due to delayed shipment.
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SECTION A
SPECIFICATIONS
WURLITZER
SUPER STAR SERIES
100 - 160 - 200 SELECTION PHONOGRAPHS
Height 52 1/2"
CABINET DIMENSIONS
Depth 25 1/4"
Width 40 114"
:. . . RW 110
CASH BOX LOCK . . . . Ace WCX Series
DOLLAR BILL CASH BOX LOCK . . . . Ace WCX Series
DOME LOCK KEY
POWER REQUIREMENTS
Standby 117 Volts
6 0 Hertz
200 VA (120 Watts)
Operational 117 Volts
6 0 Hertz
360 VA (230 Watts)
CABINET ILLUMINATION
1 - 36" 30W and 1 - 28" 25W Fluorescent (on Models with Dollar Bill Accepter)
2 36" 30W Fluorescent (on Models not equipped with Dollar Bill Accepter)
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CREDIT EQUIPMENT
Slug Rejector . . . . . . . . . National Simplex IV
Dollar Bill Accepter. . . . . National Simplex 100
Credit Unit . . . . . . . . . Wurlitzer Electronic Bonus Accumulator
RECORD CHANGER
Wurlitzer Wnrlamatic
Turntable Speed . . . . 33.3 and 45 Automatic Intermixed
Records . . . . . . . . . 7" - 33.3 and 45 RPM
Record Libran,
100 election Phonograph . . . . 5 0 record capacity
160 Selection Phonograph . . . . 80 record capacity
200 Selection Phonograph . . . . 100 record capacity
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KEYBOARD 200 Selection Phonographs
LP selections can be programmed in die A only or A and B sections 1 thru 0.
Minimum LP programming 5 LP records, 10 selections.
Maximum LP programming 10 LP records, 20 selections.
Automatic Programmer (when phonographs are so equipped).
Preset 1 Program selects records EI-E3-E5 and El-F3-F5, also E7-E9 and F7-F9 if so desired.
Preset 2 Program selects records J1-J3-J5 and K1-K3-K5, also J7-J9 and K7-K9 if so desired.
The Automatic Programmer can he optionally set for six, eight or ten selections in the E-F
and J-K sections.
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SECTION A
KEYBOARD - 160 Selection Phonographs
LP selections can be programmed in the 1 only or 1 and 2 sections A thru V.
Minimum LP programming 10 LP records, 20 selections.
Maximum LP programming 20 LP records, 40 selections.
KEYBOARD - 100 Selection Phonographs
LP selections can be programmed in the A only or A and B sections 1 thru 0.
Minimum LP programming 5 LP records, 10 selections.
Maximum LP programming 10 LP records, 20 selections.
SOUND SYSTEM
Solid State Amplifier . . . . Wurlitzer Model 553
Power Supply . . . . Wuditzer Model 554
Pickup . . . . Astatic
Stylus . . . . Dual Tip Diamond .7 Mil
Power Output total . . . . 8 0 watts music power
Output lmpedance . . . . Multiple tap low impedance plus constant voltage.
CABINET SPEAKERS
2 - 12" Lower - Range Speakers
2 - 6" Upper Range Speakers
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SUPER STAR ACCESSORIES
Remote Volume Control Kit 219
Microphone Kit 220
Stepper, 100 and 200 Selection, Model 270
Stepper, 160 Selection, Model 271
Income Computer, Model 225
Wall Box, 200 Selection (with Speakers & Golden Bar), Model 5220
Wall Box, 200 Selection (without Speakers or Golden Bar), Model 5220A
Wall Box, 100 Selection (with Speakers & Golden Bar), Model 5225
Wall Box, 100 Selection (without Speakers or Golden Bar), Model 5225A
Wall Box Bar Mounting Bracket (Chrome), Kit 191
Wall Box Bar Mounting Bracket (Aluminum), Kit 192
Wall Box Mounting Plate, 5220.5225
Wall Box Mounting Plate, 5220A-5225A
Wall Box Booster Transformer, Model 222C
Speaker, Directional, Model 5126
Speaker, Wall, Model 5133
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SECTION A
COIN AND CREDIT EQUIPMENT
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SLUG REJECTOR
ELECTRONIC BONUS
ACCUMULATOR
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Reject Rod Adjustment
Slug Rejector h.iuunting Plate Adjustment
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Coil1 Switch Adjustments
Electronic Bonus Accumulator
Slug Rejector Mounti~lgAssembly Illustrated Parts List
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SECTION A
REJECT R O D ADJUSTMENT
Open phonograph dome assembly and remove the program holder, then close dome assembly. Depress reject button
f 1 1 y . Viewing SLUG REJECTOR through the dome assembly, verify that the BRACKET and CAM ASSEMBLY is
fully depressed with 114" of the reject button remaining.
Sllould adjustment of the REJECT ROD be necssary, loosen REJECT ROD ADJUSTING NUTS and position the REJECT
ROD ns required for proper operation. Tighten REJECT ROD ADJUSTING NUTS.
REJECT ROD
RETAINING SPRING
MOUNT1NG SCREWS
(Typical1
REJECT ROD
ADJUSTING NUTS
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BRACKET and CAM
ASSEMBLY
SLUG REJECTOR
SLUG REJECTOR PLATE
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ANGLE and GUARD
ASSEMBLY
SLUG REJECTOR MOUNTING PLATE ADJUSTMENT
Be sure tl~atthe phonopph is positioned on n level surface prior to making any adjushents to the SLUG REJECTOR
MOUNTING PLATE, Should it be necessary t o compensate For uneven footing, die following methods may be used.
1. Side to side leveling of the phonograph m a y be nccampfished by placing Mach or strips under the castera on the low
side of the cabinet. Check SLUG REJECTOR for proper cain acceptance.
2. Front to back leveling of the SLUG REECTOR may be accomplished by loosening the seven MOUNTING SCREWS
and positioning the SLUG REJECTOR MOUNTING PLATE as required. Tighten MOUNTING SCREWS. Check SLUG
REJECTOR for proper coin acceptance.
NOTE
Acces t o all MOUNTING SCREWS is accomplished by lifting the RETdZNING SPRING, moving the top of the SLUG
IEECTOR to the left then lifting out.
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SECTION A
COIN SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS
Remove ANGLE and GUARD ASSEMBLY to obtain a c c m fa coin switch.
With coin switch pzddes resting flus11
against bottom of slug rejector, verify
spacing between switch mounting bracket
ant1 cover and cIip assembly is 114".
Tension of the long movable biadcs must be
sufficient to hold die c o i r ~switch paddles
against bottom of slug rejector.
The stiffener blades sllould be set to vrovide
1/32" opening between short and Iong movable contact blades,
T h e st~ortbIades must bear against siirfefeners
with sufficient tension to prevent vibration.
lliis sl~ouldbe approximntely one gram on
the 10 cent blade and two to tllrec grams on
the 5,35, and 50 cent blades.
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The tension of the Iong nloveble blades should be adjusted so a tliin coin, when stopped on it's coin pnddle by l~oldingthe
paddle up. will upon releasing die paddle. actuate tlle tnavable blade, close the contacts then dear paddle.
1. InstnU SLUG REJECTOR in phonopph and apply power.
2. Test each individunl coil1 track tell co~lsecutivetimes wid1 coins of varied wear. Tf a coin fails to register, that partictilar
coil1 switul? sl~ouldhe e~a~nined
:~nd,i f necessary, rmdjusted. Clieck SLUG REJECTOR for proper dipnerlt.
A pulse of more t l ~ : u ~five seconds drrrntion should normany trip the circuit breaker i11
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the coin mag~letcircuit.
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SECTION A
ELECTRONIC BONUS ACCUMULATOR
The Electronic Bonus Accumulator, hereinafter referred to as BOIAC, is a solid state eIectronic crdit accumulator designed
to provide a method of credit accumulation, both standard and bonus, resulting from the depositing of coinage of alT denominn1 ions. It will a l ~ oaccumulate credits resuxllting from the depositing of dollar bilIs illPhonograpi~sequipped with Dollar BE11
Accepters. Tile coins antllor doItar bills may hc deposited in any
sequence until tnaxi~nurncredits l~avebeen accumulated to permit the
selection of tl~irty-onestandard plays. The amount of credits required
for encll standard play are governed by the plug in Program Card shown
in the illustrar ion.
Program Fard, Part No. 138442, is supplied with the BOIAC. Any
combination of coinnge equalling .25, -50, -75 ar 1.00, using this
Program Card, wiIl provide the following:
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and twelve for 1.00.
b. LP's - One for -25, two for .50, three for -75 and four for 1.00,
a. Singles Two for .25, Fne for .SO, eight for .75
provided the Phonograph is programmed for LP's and the Conversion
Switches located 011thc Selector Switch AssernbIy are positioned to ON,
c. Six or eight preselected singIes for -50 provided the Phonograph is
equipped to play preselected programs.
Should a pricing changc be desired, additional: Programs are awilable
thmugh your local Wurtitzer Distributor. Access to the k ~ g r a r nCard,
installed in tlie I30/hC, is obt:dned by removing the PRICE AND
BONUS PROGRAMMING CARD Cover located on the Cover nf
the BOlAC.
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Denamisation aud Select L~beIs, Listed next to each segment of cncF~
Coin Denomination nnd Select Label is tlie Part No. of the specific
Program Card required to provide the proper crediting for the various
pricing outlined on each segment of each Coin Denominatinn and
Select Label.
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SECTION A
Cover and Clip Assembly
Cable Clamp (2)
Locating Pin and Catch Assembly
Lever, Reject Rod
Retaining Ring
Mounting Bracket, Pin Actuator
Keps Nut, 6-32
Actuator and Pin Assembly
Spring
Washer
Retaining Ring
Coin Entry Chute
Spacer (4)
Keps Nut, 6-32 (4)
Mounting Bracket and Guide
Mounting Bracket, Lower
Reject Rod
Pivot Pin
Retaining Ring (5)
Keps Nut, 114 x 20 (2)
Retaining Spring, Slug Rejector
Washer (2)
Mounting Plate and Bracket Assemblv
w;&er (5)
Shipping Clip, Slug Rejector
Washer
Mounting Plate, Slug Rejector
Washer (4)
Grommet (4)
Spacer (4)
Actuator and Bracket Assembly
Shaft
Spring
Retaining Ring (2)
Angle and Guard Assembly
Thumbscrew (2)
Coin Switch
Plug, 9
Pin Terminal (7)
Lockwasher (2)
Screw, 6 x 5/16 HEX
Speednut
Shaft
Cooner Washer
LO& Paddle
Spacer
Copper Washer
Copper Washer
Short Paddle
Iron Washer
Iron Washer
Mounting Bracket and Guard Assembly
Washer (2)
Bracket and Pin Assembly
SECTION B
KEYBOARD SELECTOR SWITCH
CONTROL BOX AND TOP TUNE EQUIPMENT
KEYBOARD SELECTOR SWITCH ASSEMBLY
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CONTROL BOX
Connectar Link PIate Adjustment
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Preliminmy Adjustment of the Latch Solenoid
Page 2B
h t c h Solenoid Stop Bracket Adjustment
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Final Latch Solenoid Adjustment ......................................................
Latch Solenoid Switch Adjustment ...................................................
Letter and Nwnber Series Switch Adjustment ...........................................
Letter and Number Latch Switch Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Selector Switch Assembly Illustrated Parts List ...........................................
Page 3 B
Support Buttan and Cable Assembly fllnstrsted Parts List
Page 9B
Control Box Assemhly Illustrated Parts List
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Letter and Number Latch Lever Adjustment
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Page 1B
SECTION B
CONNECT0 R LINK PLATE ADJUSTMENT
NUMBER BATCH LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
Loosen the LElTER and N m B E R LATCH LEV
ADJUSTLNG SCREWS.
LETTER LATCH LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
B.
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Loosen NUMBER and LETTER CONNECTOR LINK
PLATE ADJUSTTN
LETTER CONMECTOR
LlNK PLATE ADJUSTING
NUMBER CONNECTOR
LlNK PLATE ADJUSTING
SCREWS
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SCREWS
LETTER LlNK and
LEVER ASSEMBLY
NUMBER LINK and
LEVER ASSEMBLY
C.
Fully depress a number button, then position the
NUMBER LINK and LEVER ASSEMBLY in a
vertical positio~l. Tigliten the N UM IZER CONNECTOR Lm K PLATE A W USTING SCREWS.
D.
Fully depress a letter button, tllen position the
LETTER L N K and LEVER ASSEMBLY in a vertical position. Tighten the LETTER CONNECTOR
LINK PLATE ADJUSTING SCREWS.
PRELIMINARY ADJUSTMENT O F THE LATCH SOLEN010
A.
T u n t l ~ eRELEASE LEVER AD.FUSTING SCREW
in two turns.
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Loosen
tlle
LATCH SOLENOID
ADJUSTING
SCREWS.
RELEASE LEVER
TAB
LATCH SOLENOID
ADJUST lNG SCREWS
LATCH SOLENOlD
T R l P LEVER
RELEASE LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
C.
LATCH SOLENOID
PLUNGER
LATCH SOtENOlD PLUNGER
firmly bottomed in tlic LATCH SOLENOID, tliet~set
the LATCH SOLENOID t o provide 3/64" maximr~m
ctearance between the RELEASE LEVER TAB and
the LEFT HAND TRlP LEVER. Tiglite~ithe LATCH
SOLENOID ADJUSTING SCREWS.
Manually hdd the
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SECTION B
LATCH SOLENOID STOP BRACKET ADJUSTMENT
A.
Verify that the RELEASE LEVER is in its
rest position,
LATCH SOLENOID STOP
BRACKET ADJUSTING
llor~lld
B,
Loosen the LATCH SOLENOID STOP BRACKET
ADJUSTING SCREWS,
RELEASE LEVER
SCREWS
NUMBER LATCH
LEVER
LATCH SOLENOID
STOP BRACKET
LETTER LATCH LEVER
1/64'' CLEARANCE
1/64'' CLEARANCE
LEFT HAND TRIP
LEVER
C,
Position LATCH SOLENOID STOP BRACKET to
pravide 1/64" CLEARANCE between stud of the
LEFT HAND TRIP LEVER and the stop pad of the
LE'ITER LATCH LEVER.
LETTER AND NUMBER
RIGHT HAND
TRIP LEVER
RELEASE LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
D.
Back off the RELEASE LEVER ADJUSTING
SCREW to provide 1/64" CLEARANCE llchveen
square stud of the NUMBER LATCI.1 LEVER and
The KIGHT HAND TRIP LEVER.
LATCH LEVER ADJUSTMENT
Verify h a t the LETTER and NUMBER LATCH LEVER ADJUSTING SCREWS are loose, then manually or electrically
actuate the LATCH SOLENOID.
A.
Manually hold a letter button fulIy dcpresed, then
adjust the LETTER LATCH LEVER so tB:~iits stop
tab rests firmly against the square stud US the LEFT
HAND TRIP LEVER.
B.
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Mahtaia t l ~ escttingaf StepA and tighten the LE'ITER
LATCH LEVER ADJUSTING SCREW. Check each
letter button ior proper latching and elector w i t c h
colltnct cngapinent.
LATCH SOLE'NOID
LETTER LATCH
LEVER
NUMBER LATCH LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
LETTER LATCH
LEVER ADJUSTING
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LEFT HAND TRIP
LEVER
C.
RIGHT HAND
TRIP LEVER
Mimually hord a number butt011 fully depressed, then
adjust the NUMBER LATCH LEVER so that tlre
square stud of the NUMBER LATCH LEVER rests
firmly against t l ~ estep tab of the RIGHT I-IAND
TRIP LEVER.
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NUMBER LATCH
LEVER
D. Maintail)
tlle setting of Step C and tighten the
NUMBER LATCH LEVER ADJUSTING SCREW.
Clleclc each number but tot^ fnr proper ln tcliir~gand
selector switcl~contact engugernent.
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SECTION
B
FINAL LATCH SOLENOID ADJUSTMENT
A.
Loosen the
SCREWS.
LATCH SOLENOID ADJUSTING
8.
MnuaIIy hoId the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER
firmly bottomed in the LATCH SOLENOID!
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LATCH SOLENOI D
ADJUSTING SCREWS
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LATCH SOLENOID
RELEASE LEVER
STOP TAB
LATCH SOLENOID
PLUNGER
LEFT H A N D TRIP LEVER
C.
Position the LATCR SOLENOLD to provide 5/64"
maximum clearance betweeri tlie RELEASE LEVER
STOP TAB nnd the LEFT HAND TKIP LEVER.
Tighten the LATCH SOLENOID ADJUSTING
SCREWS.
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While nlallually I~oldirrg the LATCH SOLFNOID
PLUNGER GrmIy bottomed in the LATCH SOLENOID, mark the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER
wit11 an identifying mark at tlte LATCH SOLENOID.
Release the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER, then
measure and verify lliat the LATCH SOLBNOlD
PLUNGER travel does net exceed 3/16 of an inch.
B.
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LATCH SOLENBlll SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A.
Loosen
the
LATCH
SOLENOID
SWlTCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
tlie LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER
LATCH SOLENOlD,
firmly bottomed in die
CATCH SOLENOID SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS
LATCH SOLENOID
SWITCH
LATCH SOLENOID
LATCH SOLERlOlD
PLUNGER
C.
Verify that the normaIly open contacts of the LATCH
SOLENOID SWITCH close wi tll 1/32'' uvertnvel.
D.
Position the LATCH SOLENOID SWITCH to provide
1/32'' to 1/16" opening of the normally closed
contncts. Tighten the LATCH SOLENOID SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
SECTION B
LETTER AND NUMBER SERIES SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A.
Loosen the LETTER and NUMBER SERES WITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
Verify tllnt the
rest positiun.
B.
LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER IS at
NUMBER SERIES SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS
LETTER SERIES SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS
LETTER SERIES SWITCH
LATCH SOLENO1 D
PLUNGER
LElTER LATCH LEVER
NUMBER LATCH LEVER
Adjust the LETTER SERIES SWITCH so that the
long blade of the switch rests against the insulated
NUMBER SERI ES SWITCH
the NUMBER SERIES SWITCH so that the
long bl:tde of t l ~ cswitcll rests against the insuletcd
stud of [lie NUMBER LATCH LEVER with zero
cleanlice. Tighten the NUMBER SERIES SWITCH
ADJUSTlNG SCREWS.
D, Adjust
-
C.
-
When a letter andlor number button is latched, h e contacts of their respective SERJES SWITCHES should ope11 11/32" and
sllould close with 1/32" overtravel when the b t ~ton
t is relensed.
-
L E l T E R AND NUMBER LATCH SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
stud of the LETTER LATCH LEVER with zero
clearance. Tighten the LETTER SERIES SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
NOTE
-
A.
Loosen the LETTER and NUMBER LATCH SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
M;liiually hotd the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNGER
firrnty bottomed in tbc LATCH SOLENOID.
3.
\
TCH
-
C.
/
LEFT HAND
TRlP LEVER
Adjust the LETTER LATCH SWITCH so that the
long blade of the switcli rests against the insulated
stud of [lie LEFT HAND TRIP LEVER with zero
clcan~ice. Tighten LETTER LATCH SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
D.
Adjust the NUMBER LATCH SWITCH so that the
lorrg blade OF rile switch rests agairrst he insulated
stud nf the RlCHT HAND TRIP LEVER with zero
clearance. Tighten the NUMBER LATCH SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
NOTE
f i e contact3 of the LEXTER and NUMBER LATCR SWITCHES are set nomafly open t 132". When a letter andlor number
button is latched, the contacts of their respective switcPies sl~ouldclose with I /32" overtravel.
WUALITZER
Page 5B
SECTION B
Page 6B
WURLITZER
SECTION B
SELECTOR SWITCH ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, A
Selector Button and Clip Aseembly, B
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, C
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, D
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, E
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, F
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, G
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, H
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, J
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, K
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, L
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, M
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, N
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, P
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, Q
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, R
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, S
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, T
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, U
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, V
Cap Only
Insert
Clip Only
Button and Clip Assembly, Reset
Stop Bracket
Switch and Wire Assembly
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 1
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 2
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 3
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 4
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 5
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 6
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 7
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 8
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 9
Selector Button and Clip Assembly, 0
Cap Only
Insert
Clip Only
Complete Set Selector Button and Clip Assembly
Mounting Plate
Light Diffuser
Light Diffuser
Selector Switch -Numbers
Gusset, R: H.
Electric Counter
Receptacle - 9W
Contact Terminal (7)
Crank and Link Assembly
Retaining Ring
Retaining Ring
200
131953
131954
131955
131956
131957
131958
131959
131960
131961
131962
131963
131964
131965
131966
131967
131968
131969
131970
131971
131972
131900
131901
131909
138249
138250
138248
131973
131974
131975
131976
131977
131978
131979
131980
131981
131982
131900
131901
131909
131953A
138190
138244
138245
, 138157
138251
134192
131173
132001
111720
73724-15
73724-18
160
131953
131954
131955
131956
131957
131958
131959
131960
131961
131962
131963
131964
131965
131966
131967
131968
131969
131970
131971
131972
131900
131901
131909
138249
138250
138248
131973
131974
131975
131976
131977
131978
131979
131980
131900
131901
131909
131953C
138190
138244
138245
138156
138251
134192
131173
132001
111720
73724 - 15
73724-18
ALL
MODELS
13.
14.
15.
Latch Solenoid
Plunger, Solenoid
Pin, Solenoid Plunger
Washer
Cotter Pin
Mounting Bracket, h t c h Solenoid
Washer
Switch Assembly
Retainer Plate
Mounting Bracket
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54024
60518
63014
121005
(Cont'd. page 8B)
Page 7B
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SECTION B
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST CON'T
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
,
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
Switch aud Bracket Assembly,
Series, Numbers
Switch Assembly
Retainer Plate
Mounting Bracket
Switch and Bracket Assembly,
Latch Solenoid
Switch Assembly
Retainer Plate
Mounting Bracket
Washer
Latch Lever, Numbers
Washer
Trip Lever, Right Hand,
Numbers
Stop Nut, 10-32
Washer (2)
Washer
Spring, Trip Lever, Right Hand
Triv Lever. Left Hand. Letters
Spacer
Spring, Trip Lever, Left Hand
Switch and Bracket Assembly,
Series, Letters
Switch Assemblv
Retainer Plate
Mounting Bracket
Switch Assembly
Retainer Plate
Mounting Bracket
Cover and Clip Assembly
Release Lever
Washer
Svrine. Solenoid Return
~ a t c ' h~ g e rLetters
,
Washer
Stop Bracket
Washer (2)
Rubber Grommet
Switch. L P. Conversion (2)
Resistor, 85 ohm, 5W
Gusset, L H.
Plug, Molex, 36
Pin Terminal (24)
Plug, Molex, 24
Contact Terminal (21)
Selector Switch. Letters, 3600.3660
Selector Switch, Letters, 3610
Snap Bushing (2)
Connector Link Plate (2)
Spacer, Link, Selector Switch (4)
Spacer, Shoulder Bushing, Link (2)
Washer
Connector Link (2) 3600-3660
Connector Link (2) 3610
Shoulder Bushing, Link (4)
Washer
Shaft. Link and Lever Assemblv
shaft; Link and Lever ~ s s e m b 6
Clamp
ALL
MODELS
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SECTION B
SUPPORT BUTTON AND CABLE ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
I.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
73728-75
Retaining Ring (2)
136176
Switch
73804 - 4
Cable Clamp
Guide Plate and Support Housing Assembly
138495
138944
Button
138654
Insert, Button
134836
Insert. Blank. Red
131174
Plug, 9
132000
P i Terminal (8) :
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Insert, Blank, Gold
Button
Insert, Button
Retainer (4)
Mounting Plate and Plunger
- Assembly (2)
Spring
Bulb, No. 51 (2)
Light Socket and Wire Assembly (2)
(3
SECTION El
SECTION El
CONTROL BOX ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Switcl~.Slide
Switcli. Slide
Fu\e Post
Lockwasher
Fuse, 8 A. Slo Blo
Cover. Printed Board, Control Box
Printed Board, Co~itrolBox
Relay. Red (RY-12)
Holddown Spring
Receptacle. Relay, Red
Terminal, Relay Socket
Receptacle, 1 2 W (not shown)
Receptacle, 15 W (not shown)
Contact Terminal
Jumper Pliig Assembly, Stepper
Relay, D.C. (Large) (2)
Holddown Spring, Relay (Large) (2)
Receptacle, Relay (Large) (2)
Receptacle, 9 R
Contact Termiiial
Relay, White (RY-2. RY-3, RY-4, RY-6,
RY-7, RY-21. RY-22, RY-23
and RY-24)
Holddown Spring, Relay
Receptacle. Relay, Wliite
Terminal, Relay Socket
Receptacle, 1 2 R
Contact Terminal
Receptacle, 3 6 Min.
Contact Terminal
Receptacle, IS R
Contact Terminal
Plug, I 2 B
Pin Terminal
Recentacle. I S W
'contact Terminal
Receptacle. 1 2 W
Contact Terminal
Receptacle. 24 Min.
Contact Terniinal
Relay, Yellow ( RY-I, RY-I I , and RY-20)
Receptacle, Relay, Yellow
Terminal, Relay, Socket
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Relay. A.C.
Receptacle and Paint Assembly
(Large)
Pin, Fall Support
Retaining Ring
Circuit Breaker
Circuit Breaker (23
Receptacle. Relay, 6 Pole
Relay, 6 Pole
Control Box Assembly Components
Not Illustrated:
Mounting Bracket
Printed Board Assembly, Standard
Printed Board Assembly, LP
Printed Board Assembly,
LP and Pre-Select
Rectifier, Silicon, 3A, 300 P.I.V.
Diode, .75 A, 400 P.I.V.
Printed Board and Wire Assembly
Printed Board Assembly
Zenner Diode
Transistor. NPN (2)
Transistor, UNI
Rectifier, Silicon, 3A, 300P.I.V.
Diode. .75A, 400P.I.V. (3)
Canacitor. 100MFD..6V
~ a p a c i t o r : 4 7 0 ~50V
~~.:
Cioacitor. 25 MFD.. l ZV
capacitor; SOMFD.: 12V
Resistor, 1SOK, 570.1 / 4 W
Resistor, IOK, 5% , 1/4W
Resistor. 5.6K. 5%). 1/4W (2)
Resistor, 1K, 570, 114W
Resistor, l000l1m, 570, 114W(2)
Resistor, 56Ohm. 5%. 114W
Resistor, 68001im, 1070, 1W
Resistor, 1.2Ol1m. 5%. 1W
Resistor, 50Ohm, 1070, 5W
Resistor, 330 Ohm, 10%. 1W
Resistor, 1001im. 1070, 1W
Capacitor, 35 MFD., 50V (2)
Capacitor, .47MFD., 400V
Capacitor, 4.7 MFD., 80V
Diode, .75A, 400 P.I.V.
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SECTION C
RECORD CHANGER ADJUSTMENTS
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I
WURLITZER'
x
Page 1C
SECTION C
INDEX TO ADJUSTMENTS
...................................................
Shaft and Magnet Arm Assembly Adjustment .............................................
Override Assembly Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Magazine Lock Switch Adjustment ....................................................
Magazine Drive Motor Adjustment ....................................................
Side 1 Cancel Solenoid Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Digital Record Now Playing Indicator Adjustment .........................................
Side 1 and 2 Readout Switch Adjustment ...............................................
Safety Switch Adjustment .........................................................
Bail and Bushing Assembly Clearance Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Main Cam Motor Brake Adjustment ...................................................
Transfer Switch Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cancel Switch Adjustment .........................................................
Record Takeout Arm Alignment .....................................................
Selection Accumulator Adjustment
Playmeter Reset Magnet Adjustment
Side 1 Shift Adjustment
...................................................
...........................................................
...................................................
Record Takeout Ann Turn Adjustment .................................................
Record Takeout Arm Stop Adjustment .................................................
Turntable Drive Wheel Adjustment ...................................................
Turntable Speed Change Adjustment ...................................................
Tone Arm Lift Adjustment .........................................................
Turn Arm Holdout Cam Adjustment
...........................................................
Tone Arm Release Adjustment .......................................................
Tone Arm Feed-In and Trip Switch Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Play Switch Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Stylus h e m r e Adjustment .........................................................
Turntable Pilot Reset Adjustment .....................................................
Safety Circuit Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
StylusBmshAdjushnent
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SECTION C
The following procedure will provide access to the lower side of the RECORD CHANGER:
A.
Unlock and raise tlte UPPER DOOR ASSEMBLY to its full height.
B,
Lift the SERVICE DOOR LATCHES on both sides of the cabinet.
C.
Discnnncct the SERVICE DOOR SPEAKER and
LAMP PLUGS! ...
D.
Unhook the two SERVICE DOOR FALL SUPPORT
CHAINS at the cabi~let end. Lift the SERVICE
DOOR out of the cabinet.
E.
Remove the two WING NUTS to free the RECORD CHANGER;
F.
Pull Hie RECORD C W G E R Convard, thai lift the front of the RECORD CHANGER. Tlie spring loaded FALL
SUPPORTS will drop into position to support the RECORD CHANGER.
To return the RECORD CHANGER ta its normal
operating position, lift the front of the RECORD
CHANGER then depress the FALL SUPPORT
EXTENSIONS and lower the RECORD CHANGER.
Push the RECORD CHANGER back to its aormal
operating position and reinstall the two WING NUTS
rcrnoved i11 Step E.
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SECTION C
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR ADJUSTMENTS
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
DIRECTION OF ROTATION
CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY
MAGNET LAMlNATlON
MOUNTING SCREWS
CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY
MOUNTlNG SCREWS
SHAFT and MAGNET
ARM ASSEMBLY
SELECTOR LATCH PIN A - l
SHAFT AND MAGNET ARM ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENTS
A.
Rotate SHAFT and MAGNET ARM ASSEMBLY i a
clockwise direction and vertically dig tlre lending
edge of tlie MAGNET LAMINATIONS with the
leading edge of SELECTOR LATCII PIN.
B.
\
NOTE:
SELECTOR LATCH PINS and
SPACER have been removed to
clarify adjustment procedures only.
If vertical alignment cannot be obtained, Ionsen
MAGNET LAMWATION MOUNTING SCREW and
d i p MAGNET LAMINATIONS to meet requirement
uF Step A.
Tighten MAGNET LAMINATION
MOUNTING SCREW.
SELECTOR LATCH PIN
d
MAGNET LAMINATIONS
-
MAGNET LAMI NATION
MOUNTING SCREW
C.
Verify that OUTER CONTACT BLADE is adjocent
to leading edge of tlie OUTER
with zero cIearance.
CONTACT PATCH
\
D.
If requirement of Step C callnot be obtained, loosen
CONTACT PLATE and BLADE ASSEMBLY
MOUNTING SCREWS and adjust CONTACT PLATE
and BLADE ASSEMBLY until the requirement of
Step C is met. Tighten CONTACI PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY MOUNTING SCREWS.
-
CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY
CONTACT BOARD and
CABLE ASSEMBLY
OUTER CONTACT PATCHES
OUTERCONTACTBLADE
Page 4C
WUR LITZER
OVERRl DE ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENTS
Verify that Record Changer is in "Home" position, then position Line Switch to OFF. Remove Cover Plate from
Override Assembly ; position Line Switch to ON.
A.
Verify h t both escapemaits of RATCHET
WHEEL and HUB ASSEMBLY are cal~cclledoff and
OVERRIDE SWITCH is open with -015 MMMUM
CLEARANCE between switch contacts :a sbown .
B.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen OVERRIDE
SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREW and adjust OVERRIDE SWITCH as required ta satisfy requirement of
Step A. (Contact pressure to be 15 Grams minimum
measured at contacts. Blades my be reformed if
\
necessary.
ADJUSTMENT
.Dl5
MINI MUM
CLEARANCE
SPACERS
OVERRIDE
SWITCH
RATCAET
WHEEL and
HUB ASSEMBLY
C.
Verify that dl SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
LATCH PINS m cancelled off.
OVER R l DE SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREW
D.
SOLENOID
PLUNGER
Position Service Switcll to OFF and verify that
SCAN - LOAD - RUN Switch is in RUN position.
ESCAPEMENTS
RATCHET WHEEL and
HUB ASSEMBLY
E.
Manually actuate SOLENOID PLUNGER to release
the two ESCAPEMENTS of RACRET WHEEL and
HUB ASSEMBLY as shown.
F.
Slowly rotate RECORD MAGAZINE until Override
Cam on the Record Magazine Drive Arm passes
Override Hub of the Override Assembly.
ESCAPEMENTS
RATCHET WHEEL and
HUB ASSEMBLY
G.
Verify that one ESCAPEMENT on the RATCHET
WHEEL and HUB PLSSEMELY cancels off as shown.
WURLITZER
H.
Continue to slowly rotate RECORD MAGAZFNE
until Override Cam on dte Record Magazine Drive
A m approaches Override Hub on the Override
Assembly for the second time (approactling "Home"
position).
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SECTION C
I.
Firmly grasp the RECORD MAGAZINE and continue
to slowly rotate the RECORD MAGAZINE until
Override Cam on the Record Magazine Drive Arm
J.
Verify that w a n d ESCAPEMENT of RATCHET
WHEEL and HUB ASSEMBLY is cancelled off
as sliown.
passes the Override Hub on the Override Assembly.
DO NOT release grasp 011 RECORD MAGAZINE.
ADJUSTMENT
SPACERS
,015" MlNlMUM
CLEARANCE
RATCHET
WHEEL and
HUE ASSEMBLY
OVERRIDE
SWITCH
OVERRIDE SWlfCH
ADJUSTING SCREW
K,
LOCUNG PIN of MAGAZINE
LOCKING ARM engilges proper escnpcme~~tOF
RECORD MAGA2XNE PLATE 114 OF ESCAPE-
Verify
that
L.
\
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen Override
Assembly ADJUSTMENT SPACERS and adjust Override Assembly to satisfy the requiremelit of Step K.
Tighten ADJUSTMENT SPACERS.
MENT SLOPE LENGTH from top of escapement
as shown.
114 OF ESCAPEMENT
SCOPE LENGTH
RECORD MAGAZINE
LOCKING PIN
RECORD MAGAZl NE
PLATE
LOCKING ARM
M.
SOLENOID PLUNGER to release
botrt ESCAPEMENTS of the RATCHET WHEEL and
HUB ASSEMBLY then position Service Switch to ON.
Manually actuate
Page SC
N.
Verify that RECORD M A G A m E makes two
coii~plelerevolutions and stops in "Home" pasition
(RECORD TAKEOUT ARM one escapement clockwise from A - I record slot).
WURLITZER
SECTION C
MAGAZINE LOCK SWITGH ADJUSTMENT
Verify that LOCKING PIN of MAGAZINE LOCKING
ARM is fi~Ely engaged with RECORD MAGAZINE
PLATE as shom~.
A.
B.
With MAGAZINE LOCK SWITCH actuated, clearance
betweeel MAGAZlNE LOCK SWITCH ACTUATOR
a ~ i dSWITCH BODY sllould he 1/64"'.
RECORD
MAGAZl NE
PLATE
LOCK1 RIG
PIN
MAGAZl NE LOCK
SWITCH
ACTUATOR
MAGAZINE
LOCKING
ARM
MAGAZINE LOCK
SWITCH ADJUSTING
SCREWS
SWITCH BODY
1/64" CLEARANCE
C.
ShouId adjustment be necessary, loose~lMAGAZINE
LOCK SlVITCH MOLMTING SCREWS nnd a?iust
MAGAZINE LOCK SWITCH as required to sitisfy
requireinellt of Step B. Tiglrtcn MAGAZINE LOCK
SlVlTCH MOUNTING SCREWS,
MAGAZINE DRIVE MOTOR ADJUSTMENT
A.
Position Senice Switch to OFF. Select any convenient selection from SELECTOR SWITCH, the11
manudly cancel LATCH PIN seIected.
B.
M n n ~ ~ e l rotate
ly
RECORD M A G A m two complete
and check meshing of MAGAZINE
DltlVE GEAR aiid RECORD MAGAZINE GEAR.
revolutions
RECORD
MAGAZI N f
MAGAZINE
GEAR
MAGAZINE DRIVE
MOTOR MOUNTING
MAGAZf N E
DRIVE
GEAR
C.
SCREWS
Should adjustment be necessary, laosen MAGAZINE DRIVE MOTOR MOUNTING SCREWS and adjust motor as
required to satisfy requirements of Step B. Tighten MAGAZINE DRIVE MOTOR MOUNTING SCREWS,
WURCITZER
Page 7C
SECTION C
Prior to making the following adjustments, verify that the RECORD MAGAZINE is m 'cHornc" position then position the
Service Switch to OFF.
A.
Manually pnsitbn the RECORD MAGAZINE so that
Selection A-E is centered directly beneath the
RECORD TAKEOUT ARM.
B.
Verify that L O m N G PIN of MAGAZINE L O C m G
ARM is fully engaged with RECORD MAGAZINE
PLATE escapements as shown.
PLUNGER
READOUT
ARM
ADJUSTING
SCREW
LATCH PIN A-1
ARM
SIDE 1 CANCEL
SOLENO!D
READOUT
C.-
Manually releweLATCHPIN A-1.
Verify that SIDE I CANCEL SOLENOID PLUNGER
is centered or 1/64'' over LATCH PIN A-1
* -
D.
.
DIGITAL RECORD NOW PLAYING INDICATOR ADJUSTMENT'
A. Verify that Record Changer is in "Home" pasition.
B.
Select L-I. When selected recurd is in "Play" position,
position Service Switch OFF.
Should ndjustment be necessasy, arefully turn READOUT ARM A D J U S m C SCREW in or out to satisfy
the requirement of Step C. Relr~rnRECORD MAGAZINE io "Home" position.
Verify that Digital Indicator displays selection L-I
nnd that OUTER BLADE OF CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY is centered on GI PATCH of
CONTACT BOARD and WIRE ASSEMBLY.
OUTER BLADE
L-l PATCH
CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY
CONTACT BOARD and
WIRE ASSEMBLY
CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY
ADJUSTING SCREW
C.
SbouId adjustment: be necesrray, adiust CONTACT
PLATE nnd BLADE ASSEMBLY AXIJUSTTNC
SCREW as required to satisfy the requirement of
Step C.
Page BC
D.
Position Service Switch to ON,cnncd selected record
and alIow Record Changer to return to "Homev'
position.
WURLtTZER
SlDE 1 AND 2 READOUT SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS
A
Verify that Record Changer is in "Home" position
and all LATCH PINS are canceled off.
B.
Establish credit for record seIection then position
Service Switch ta OFF.
C.
Select A-1 and A-2 (&-I On Model 3660). Mnnually
cancel ~ I e c t e dLATCH MNS.
D.
Verify
Turn SIDE 1 FRETRAYEL ADJUSTMENT SCREW
in until MAGAZINE LOCK SOLENOID deactivates.
Back out SIDE I PRETRAVEL ADJUSTMENT
SCREW until MAGAZINE LOCK SOLENOID
activates plus one additional f ~ d lturn.
P.
Tun1 SIDE 2 P R E W V E L ADJUSTMENT SCREW
in until MAGAZLNE LOCK SOLENOID deactivates.
Back out SIDE 2 PRETRAVEL ADJUSTMENT
SCREW until MAGAZINE LOCK SOLENOID
activates plus one additional full turn,
H.
Manually rotate RECORD MAGAZINE to position
READOUT SWITCH ACTUATORS close to, but not
touching, selected LATCH PINS.
L.
that
MAGAZTNE
LOCK
SOLENOlD
i s activated.
SIDE 2 PRETRAVEL
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
SlDE 1 PRETRAVEL
ADJSWTMENT
SCREW
C;.
Select D-1 and D-2 (L2and M-2 on Model 3660).
Position Line Switch ta OFF.
1/32" TO 1/ I 6"
$3
SIDE 2 READOUT
SWITCH ACTUATOR
I.
/
Bottem edge of ACTUATORS should be 3/64" to
5/64'* below top of selected LATCH PINS.
J.
SlDE 1 READOUT
SWITCH ACTUATOR
Ends of ACTUATORS should overlap e d g selected
LATCH PINS 1J32'* to 1/16",
Should ndjustment be necessary to satisfy
requirements of Steps 1and J. ACTUATORS
may be reformed.
K.
Manually rotate RECORD MAGAZTNE to L'Home"
position and maniiaIly cancel selected LATCH PLNS.
WU'R LlTZER
L.
Position Line Switch to
ON and select A-1.
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SECTION C
M.
O b w e LOCKING PIN and slowly rotate RECORD
MAGAZlNE until SIDE I READOUT SWITCH
actuates, rdeaqing LOCKLNG PIN which d~ouldstrike
escapement of RECORD MAGAZINE PLATE at 114
N.
Verify that RECORD MAGplay selection A-1.
is in position to
of ESCAPEMENT SLOPE LENGTH from top of
I f 4 OF ESCAPMENT
SLOPE LENGTH
esmpe~nentas diown.
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b r
0.
Should adjustment he necessasy, ndjust SIDE 1
READOUT SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREW as required
to satisfy requirements of Steps M and N. Turn
ADJUSTING SCREW in to retard switch nchration
artd out to advance switch actuation.
P.
SlDE 2 READOUT
SWITCH ADJUSTING
SCREW
LOCKING PIN
Manually canceI LATCH PIN, Position Phonogmph
Line Switch to OFF. Repeat Steps L,M, N and 0 to
verify proper operation of SlDE 1 READOUT
SWITCH.
SfDE 2 READOUT
SWITCH ACTUATOR
SIDE 1 READOUT
SWITCH ADJUSTING
SCREW
SlDE 7 READOUT
SWITCH ACTUATOR
Q.
Mnnually cnncel LATCH PIN, Position L i e Switch
to OFF, then ON.
R.
Select A-2 (B-1 on Model 3660). Ohserve LOCKING
PIN w d sIowFy rotate RECORD MAGAZINE until
SIDE 2 READOUT SWlTUll actuates, releasing
LOCKING PUV which sI~ouldstrike escape~nentnf
RECORD MAGAZINE PLATE at I/4 of ESCMEMENT SLOPE LENGTH from lop of cscapsncnt.
S,
Verify that RECORD M A C m N E is in pnsition to
play selection A-2 (B-1 on Model 3660).
T.
Shodd adjustment be necessary, adjust SIDE 2
MADOUT SWITCH ADJUSTlNG SCREW as rcquired
to satisfy requirements of Steps R and S. Turn
ADJUSTING SCREW in to retard switch actuation
'and o i ~ to
t advance switch actuation.
U.
Manually cancel LATCH PTN. Position Line Switch
to OFF, then ON. Repest Steps R,S and T to verify
proper operatiall of SIDE 2 READOUT SWITCH.
V.
Clieck position of SFDE 1 and SIDE 3 READOUT
SWITCH ACTUATORS, ACTUATORS inust not
come to rest over 3 LhTCH PIN.
W. Should adjustment be necessary, turn nppropristc
PRETRAVEL ADJUSTMENT SCREW slowly
counrerclockwise until the requireme~lt of Step V
is satisfied.
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SECTION. G
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SAFETY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A.
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Mth Record Changer in "Flome" position, rnanrrally
bottom SAFETY S W C H ACTUATOR against
switch body. There should be 1/16" CLEARANCE
between SAFETY SWITCH ACTUATOR and
CLAMP PIN.
1116" CLEARANCE
B.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen SAFETY
SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREWS and adjust SAFETY
SWITCH as required to satisfy requirement of Step A.
Tighten SAFETY SIWtTCH ADJUSTING SCREWS.
RECORD
CLAMP
PIN
SAFETY SWtTCH
ADJUSTMENT
PLATE
SAFETY
S W l f CH
ACTUATOR
SAFEf Y SWITCH
ADJUSTING
SAFETY SWITCH
ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS
PLATE
BAIL AN5 BUSHING ASSEMBLY CLEARANCE ADJUSTMENT
A.
With RECORD TAKEOUT ARM in "Home"position,
there should be -015" END PLAY between BAIL and
BUSRrNG ASSEMBLY and GEAR PLATE and PIN
ASSEMBLIES.
B.
Should adjustment be necessary, Ioosen ALLEN
SCREWS on either side af BAIL and BUSHING
ASSEMBLY and adjtlst loosei~ed side to sutisfy
requirement of Step A. Tighten ALLEN SCREWS.
-015"' END PLAY
GEAR PLATE and
PIN ASSEMBLY
BAIL and BUSHING
ASSEMBLY
ALLEN SCREWS
GEAR PLATE and
PIN ASSEMBLY
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MAlN CAM MOTOR BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
Prior to making the following adjustment, verify thnt Record Changer is in "Home" position, then position Service Switch
to OFF.
A.
Man~tally actuate MAtN CAM MOTOR BRAKE
SOLENOID PLUNGER. There should be 1/64"
CLEARANCE between LEWRand PAD ASSEMBLY
and BRAKE WHEEL.
B.
Sllould adjustment be necessary, loasen SOLNEOID
MOUNTING SCREWS, then wl~demanually actuating
MAIN
CAM MOTOR
BRAKE SOLENOID
PLUNGER, adjust MAIN CAM MOTOR H M K E
SOLENOID ns requircd to satisfy requirement of
Step A. Tighten SOLENOID MOUNTlNG SCREWS.
BRAKE WHEEL
f l64" CLEARANCE
LEVER and PAD
ASSEIVIBLY
MAIM CAM MOTOR
BRAKE SOLENOID
WUR LITZER
MAlN CAM MOTOR
BRAKE SOLENOID
PLUNGER
SOLENOID
MOUNTING
SCREWS
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SECTION C
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TRANSFER SWff CH ADJUSTMENT
Verify that a record is in '"lay"' position. Cancel record and inmediately upm record entering RECORD MAGAZINE,
position Service Switch to OFF.
A.
Position Swpiee Switch to ON and cycle CAM had
GEAR ASSEMBLY untiI RECORD CLAMP CAM
FOLLOWER reaches the peak of RECORD CLAMP
CAM LOBE as shown, then position Service Switcli
to OFF.
RECORD CLAMP
CAM FOLLOWER
RECORD CLAMP
CAM LOBE
B.
Manually position TRANSFER !W*TCH ACTUATOR
as shown. There shoald be 1/16'' CLEARANCE
between tip of TRANSFER SWITCH ACTUATOR
C.
and MAIN GEAR TRACK LOBE.
\
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen TRANSFER
SWITCH MOUNTING SCREWS and adjust
TRANSFER SWITCH as required to satisfy requircn ~ e n t of Step J3. Tighten TRANSFER SWI'ICB
MOUNTlNC SCREWS.
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TRANSFER SWFTCH
MOUNTING SCREWS
1/18" CLEARANCE
MAlN GEAR
TRACK LOBE
TRANSFER SWITCH
ACTUATOR
D, Posi.tian Service Switch to ON and cycle C A M and
GEAR ASSEMBLY until TRANSFER SWITCH
ACTUATOR is riding on MAIN GEAR TRACK 3s
&own, then position Service Switcli to OFF.
E.
Mnnudy bottom TRANSFER SWITCH ACTUATOR
a p h s t switch body,
There should be 6/32"
CLEARANCE between TRANSFER SWITCH
ACTUATOR and MAIN GEAR TUCK
TRANSFER SWITCH
ACTUATOR
SWITCH BRACKET
MOUNTING SCREWS
7/32" CLEARANCE
MAlN GEAR TRACK
F.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen SWITCH
BRACKET MOUNmNG SCREWS, making sure that
l~orizontd positioning is mainbb~ed, ti1cn adjust
SWITCH BRACKET as reqt~ired to satisfy
requirement of Step E. Tighten SWlTCH BRACKET
MOUNTING SCREWS.
G.
Position Service Switch to ON and cycle CAM and
GEAR ASSEMBLY. Verify h a t each time
TRANSFER SWITfX ACTUATOR falls into recess
of MAIN GEAR TRACK,switcl~actuates.
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SECTION C
CANCEL SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
hior to making the following adjustment, position SERVICE SWITCH to OFF and verify that SCAN-LOAD-RUN
SWITCH i s in RUN position, Make a record selection.
A. Utilizing Service Switch cycle CAM and GEAR
B. Should ndjustment be necessary, loosen CANCEL
SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREW and adjust CANCEL
ASSEMBLY until TRACK CAM GROOV-PIN is on
SWITCH to satisfy the requirement of Step A.
the peak of CANCEL SWITCH ACTUATOR. Verify
that CANCEL SWITCH has actuated with 1/32" to
3/64" overtravel.
TRACK CAM
GROOV-PIN
CANCEL SWITCH
ACTUATOR
CANCEL SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREW
CANCEL SWITCH
RECORD TAKEOUT ARM ALIGNMENT
A.
Select n record that is known to be flnt. Utilizing
Service Switch, stop RECORD TAKEOUT ARM when
STOP PINS of GEAR and PLATE ASSEMBLIES are
approxinlately 1/16': to 3/16'' from RECORD TURN
STOP ASSEMBLIES. Verify that record is centered
between "V" portion of RECORD SEPARATORS
as shown.
B,
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen LOCK NUT
and adjust RECORD TAKEOUT ARM ADJUSTMENT
SCREW as rcqlrired to mtisfy requirement of Step A.
Tighten LOCK NUT.
RECORD GUIDE TIPS
RECORD
SEPA
RECORD
TAKEOUT ARM
RECORD
TAKEOUT ARM
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
7/76" TO 3/16"
CLEARANCE
SlDE 1 RECORD
TURN ARM
C.
STOP
PINS
SlDE 2
RECORD
TURN
ARM
B.
RECORD
GUIDE
MOUNTING
SCREWS
LOCK
NUT
Verify that selected record is centered between
RECORD GUIDE TIPS as shown.
PLAYMETER RESET MAGNET ADJUSTMENT
A.
RECORD
GUIDE
Depress PLAYMETER RESET MAGNET and verify
tliat there is 1/16'' CLEARANCE between PLAYMETER RESET MAGNET and PLAYMETER
RESET LEVER.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen MAGNET
A R M MOUNT1NGSCREWS and adjust PLAYMETER
RESET MAGNET as required to satisfy requirement
of Step A. Tighten :MAGNET ARM MOUNTING
D.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen RECORD
GUIDE MOUNTING SCREWS and adjust RECOIlD
GUIDE as nccesmry to satisfy reqllirement of Step C.
'Tighten RECORD GUIDE MOUNTlNG SCREWS.
7/16" CLEARANCE
PLAYMETER
RESET MAGNET
PLAYMETER
RESET LEVER
MAGNET ARM
SCREWS.
MAGNET ARM
MOUNTING
ScnEws
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SECTION C
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SIDE 1 SHIFT ADJUSTMENTS
A.
Posiiion Service Switch to OFF then selcet A-1.
Position Service Switcl~to ON then to OFF to slop
Record Changer when STOP PINS of GEAR and
PLATE ASSEMBLIES are 114" frnm RECORD
TURN ARiiIS as shorm.
R.
Flange of SIDE 1 kECORD TURN ARM should be
centered between inner side of I~endos STOP P I N
artd side of nAl L CASTING as shown.
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BAI L CASTING
BAIL CASTING
-
STOP PIN
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114'' CLEARANCE
SIDE 1 RECORD
TURN A R M
C.
d
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen SOLENOrD
ADJUSTING SCREWS ant1 adjt~stenergized SIDE 1
SHIFT SOLENOID as necessay to wtisfy reqnircment of Step B. Tighten SOLENOID .AL)JUSTLNG
SCREWS.
SIDE 2 RECORD
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D. Position Service Switch to ON,c m e I selectedrecord,
then pasition Service Switch to OEF.
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SWtTCH MOUNTING
SCREWS
SlDE 1 SHl FT
SOLENOID
SlDE 1 SOLENOID
SWITCHES
SOLENOID
ADJUST1NG
SCREWS
E.
Verify that SIDE 1 SOLENOlD SWITCHES are
actuated with 1/32"' overtrave!.
G,
Select A-2
Switch to
F.
ShouId adjustment be necessary, loosen SWITCH
MOUNTING SCREWS and adiust as necessary ta
satisfy requirements of Step ~. TigI~tenS W I ~ C H
hlOUNTING SCREWS.
A.
Tiiere should be 5/64" to 7/64" CLEARANCE
hctwecii head of STOP PIN and SIDE I RECORD
TURN AIW1 as shown.
IBF on Made1 36601. Position Semice
dN
then to OFF lo stop Record Cl~anger
when STOP PINS of GEAR and PLATE
ASSEMBLIES are 114" from RECORD TURN ARMS
as sh owl.
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GEAR and PLATE
ASSEMBLIES
STOP PIN
SIDE 7 SOLENOID
ADJUSTING SCREW
SlDE f RECORD
TURN ARM
5/64"TO 7/64"
CLEARANCE
I.
Should adjustment he neceswry, adjust SIDE I
SOLENOID STOP ADJUSTING SCREW as necessary
to satisfy requirement of Step M.
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Position Service Switch to ON then cancel selected
record.
WLJRLITZER
SECTION C
TURN ARM HOLDOUT CAM ADJUSTMENT
A. With Record Changer in "Home" position, flat
surface of LOCKOUT CAM should hc verticd to
B.
,
RECORD CHANGER MOUNTING PLATE as shown.
Should adjustment be necessary, loosen SET SCREWS
nnd adjust LOCKOUT CAM as required to satisfy
requirement of Step A. Tighten SET SCREWS,
LOCKOUT
CAM
SET SCREWS
RECORD CHANGER
MOUNTING
PLATE
C.
Slrould ad,iustment Ire necessary, Ioosen remaining
SET SCREW and adjust LOCKOUT CAM as required
D.
Loosen SET SCREW located on top of ,LOCKOUT
CAM. Select A-3 (C-I on Model 3660). Position
Service Switcll to OFF as RECORD TAKEOUT ARM
starts to turn. LOCKOUT CAM should make contact
wilh SIDE 1 TURN ARM as shown.
to satisfy requirement of Step C. Tightell SET
SCREW. Wbcn Record Changer retun~sto "Home"
position, repent Steps A and B.
Q
RECORD
TAKEOUT ARM
LOCKOUT CAM
SIDE 1 RECORD
TURN ARM
RECORD TAKEOUT ARM TURN ADJUSTMENT
A.
Select A-2 (B-1 an Mode1 3660). Position Service
Switch to OFF when selected tccord is in **Ptay"
position. Remove record from TURNTABLE.
Surfacc. of TURNTABLE should be 1/32" BELOW
V OF RECORD TAKEOUT ARM ROLLERS.
B.
RECORD TAKEOUT
ARM ROLLERS
TURNTABLE
k?:'*&
;*
k:w
,Y
C.
<.*<.
ShauEd adjusbnent be necessary, adjust SIDE 2
RECORD TURN ARM ADJUSTMENT SCREW ns
reqrllr~dto I R ~ I N
mqalrenlen
I~
t of Step R,
SIDE f RECOaP
TURNAWM
ADJUST! NQ
SCREW
;+
9
,
D.
,
,>
TAKEOUTARM
ROLLERS
Place record back o n TURNTABLE. Position Service
Switch to ON and cancel selected record.
SIDE 2 RECORD
TURNARM
ADJUST1 NQ
SCREW
Balwt A 3 (C4 on Model 3560)' Poaltlan Sewlce Swltcl~to OFF when selected record is in 'Yay"' ppsition. Remove
wlected record from TURNTABLEnlrtl repent Steps 0, C n ~ i dD uf~ingSIDE 1 RECORD TURN ARM ADJUSTMENT SCREW,
WURLITZER
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RECORO TAKEOUT ARM STOP ADJUSTMENT
Make the following adjustment with the Record Changer in "Home" position.
A.
Position a straight edge on TURNATDLE as shown.
There should be 118" CLEARANCE between straight
edge and head of RECORD TAKEOUT ARM STOP
ADJUSTMENT SCREW.
B.
ARM STOP ADJUSTMENT SCREW as required to satisfy requirement
o f Step A.
Adjust RECORD TAmOUT
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118" CLEARANCE
RECORD TAKEOUT
ARM STOP
ADJUSTMENT SCREW
rn
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TURNTABLE DRIVE WHEEL ADJUSTMENT
For tlre foIlowing adjustment Record Changer must be in "Home" position.
A.
Verify that the clearance between TURNTABLE
DRIVE WHEEL and TURNTARLE MOTOR SLEEVE
is 1/16" to 1/8" ns shown.
B.
Sl~ouldadjustment be required, loosen TURNTABLE
DRIVE WHEEL ADJUSTING SCREWS and adiust
T'WRNTAULE DRIVE WHEEL ADJUSTMENT
PLATE ar l~ecessary to meet the requirement of
Step A, Tighten TURNTABLE DRIVE WHEEL
ADJUSTING SCREWS.
TURNTABLE DRIVE
WHEEL ADJUSTMENT
PLATE
TURNTABLE DRlVf
WHEEL ADJUSTMENT
SCREWS
TURNTABLE DREVE
WHEEL
TURNTABLE MOTOR
SLEEVE
1/16" TO I/W
CLEARANCE
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SECTION C
TURNTARLE SPEED CHANGE ADJUSTMENTS
A.
Select a 33 1/3 R. P. M, record. As record is
positioned on TURNTABLE, TURNTABLE SPEED
CHANCE SWITCH should actuate wit11 1/32" to
1/16" evertravel of ACTUATOR.
B.
\
C.
Manuplly actuate TURNTABLE SPEED CHANCE
SOLENOID PLUNGER.
Sliuuld adjustment be nwessary, Ioown TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE SWlTCH MOUNTING
SCREWS and adjust TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE
SWITCH as required t o satisfy reguirenlent of Step A.
Tighten TURNTABLE SPEED CH.4NGE SWITCH
MOUNTING SCREWS,
D. TURNTABLE D R N E WHEEL should Iift 114".
TURNTABLE
SPf ED CHANGE
SPEED CHANGE>
SOLENOID
PLUNGER
!
I
E.
Should adjustmenf be n e t e m , cancel record and
manually collapse TURNTABLE PILOT te 33 113
R. P M. position,
Ranove TUkVTABLE
MOUNTING SCREWS, TUKNTABLE KING and
TURNTABLE. Loosen TURNTABLE SPEED
CHANGE SOLENOID MOUNTING SCREWS and
adjust TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE SOLENOID
as required to satisfy requirement of Step D. Tighten
TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE SOLENOID
MOUNTING SCXEIVS.
F.
Verify that TURNTABLE PILOT is still in 33 113
K. P. M. position.
Reinstdl TURNTABLE,
TURNTABLE RING aid TURNTABLE MOUNTING
SCREWS.
Tighten TURNTABLE MOUNTING
SCREWS and verify propcr operati011 of TURNTABLE PILOT.
TURNTABLE
PI LOT
TURNTABLE
SPEED CHANGE
SO LEN01D
MOUNTING SCREWS
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SECTION C
TONE ARM LIFT ADJUSTMENT
A.
Position
Service Switch
RECORD
TAKEOUT
ARM
t o OFF.
"I" CLEARANCE
Select A-1.
B.
Position Service Switch to ON. 'When TONE ARM i s
directly over RECORD TAKEOUT ARM, position
Service to OFF.
TONE
ARM
TONE ARM
TUBE
TONE ARM
LI FT
ADJUSTING
SCREW
C.
E.
There should be 1" CLEARANCE between TONE
ARM and RECORD TAKEOUT ARM as diown.
D. Should adjustment be necessary, adjust TONE ARM
LIFT ADJUSTING SCREW as required t o satisfy
requirement of Step C.
Position Service Switcll to ON and cancel selected
recard.
STYLUS BRUSH ADJUSTMENT
A. Position Service Switch to OFF. Select A-2.
STYLUS
B.
Position Service Switch to ON. When TONE ARM is
directly over STYLUS BRUSH, position Service
Switch to OFF.
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.
STYLUSBRUSH
HOLDER
1/64" TO 1132"
PEN E f RATION
STYLUS BRUSH I-lOLDER
MOUNTING SCREW
STYLUS BRUSH
C,
STYLUS should contact STYLUS BRUSH with
1/64" to 1/32" PENETRATION.
D. ShonId adjustment be n e c c s m , lousen STYLUS
BRUSH HOLDER MOUNTING SCREW and adjust
STYLUS BRUSH HOLDER as required to satisfy
requirement. of Step C. Tighten STYLUS BRUSlf
HOLDER MOUNTING SCREW.
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SECTION C
TONE ARM RELEASE ADJUSTMENT
A.
-
Make a record selection, Position Senice Switch to
OFF to stop Record Cllmger when TONE ARM has
started down on record, but prior to TONE ARM
B.
touching record.
There should be ZERO CLEAR4NCE (no play)
between ADJUSTMENT LEVER and BUSHING
ASSEMBLY, LEVER and BUSHING ASSEMBLY
and PWOT ARM and PLN ASSEMBLY.
TONE ARM
PIVOT ARM and
PIN ASSEMBLY
LEVER and BUSHING
ASSEMBLY
ZERO CLEARANCE
TONE ARM RELEASE
ADJUSTING SCREW
and BUSHING
ADJUSTMENT LEVER
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C.
ASSEMBLY
Tllere should be ZERO CLEARANCE between
ADJUSTMENT LEVER and BUSHING ASSEMBLY
and TONE Am1 RELEASE ADJUSTING SCREW.
D.
Should adjustment be nmessary, adjust TONE ARM
RELEASE ADJUSTlNG SCREW as required to
satisfj* requirements of Steps B and C.
TONE ARM FEED-IN AND TRlP SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS
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A.
M&e a record selection, Position Service Switcl~to
OFF to stop Record Changer when TONE ARM ha7
started down on record, but prior to TONE ARM
touching record. TONE ARM STYLUS shnuld be
3 11/32'' from tip of TURNTABLE PILOT.
B.
Should adjustment be necessary, adjust TONE ARM
FEEDdN ADJUSTING SCREW as required to sntisfy
requirement af Step A.
TRlP SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREW
T R t P SWITCH
ADJUSTING PLATE
TONE ARM
TONE ARM
STYLUS
2 3/32"
3 17/32"
DlMENSlON
DIMENSION
ADJUSTING PLATE
ADJUSTING SCREW
TONE ARM FEED-IN
ADJUST1NG SCREW
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C.
Position Service Switch to ON to play record. 'FRIP
SWITCH should actuate when TONE ARM STYLUS
is 2 3/32" from tip of TURNTABLE PILOT.
D. Should adjustment be necessary, adjust TRIP SWITCH
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E.
With Record Changer In Worne" position, manually
actuate TRIP SWITCH ACTUATOR. SlowIy release
ACTUATOR. When TRIP SWlTCH re.wts,
ACTUATOR sl~ouldbe 3/32" to 1/SW from TRIP
SWITCH ADJUSTING PLATE.
F.
ADJUSTING SCREW as required to satisfy requirement of Step C,
Sl~ouldadjustment be necessary, loosen ADJUSTING
PLATE ADJUSTING SCREW and adjust TRTP
SWITCH ADJUSTING PLATE as required to satisfy
tile requirements of Step E.
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PLAY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A.
Select A-2. Position Service Switch to OFF dlen
selection is m "'Play" position.
B.
Verify that PLAY SWITCH actuates with evertravel.
The SWITCH ACTUATOR must not bottom on
SWITCH BODY.
ADJUSTMENT LEVER
PLAY SWITCH
ADJUSTMENT LEVER
ACTUATOR ADJUSTING
SCREW
C,
Should adjustment be necessary, tnrn ADJUSTMENT
LEVER ACTUATOR ADJUSTING SCREW as
required to satisfy requirement of Step 8.
D.
Position Service Switch to ON and cancel 'selected
record.
STYLUS PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT
A.
With a record on the tumtpble and TONE ARM in
playing position, apply CRAM PRESSURE GAUGE
318" from end of TONE A R M as shown.
B.
Stylus diau1d break confact with record at 5 to 7
Grams of upwurd pressure as indicated on GRAM
PRESSURE GAUGE. Should adjustment be required,
proceed to Step C.
STYLUS GAUGE
TONE ARM
STYLUS
STYLUS PRESSURE
ADJUSTMENT
WEIGHT
C.
To
adjust STYLUS pressure, loosen STOP NUTS
and adjust STYLUS PRESSLRE ADJUSTlWENT
WEIGHTS as required to satisfy the requirement of
Step B. Tighten STOP NWS.
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W U R L l f ZER
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SECTION C
TUFFNTABLE PILOT RESET ADJUSTMENT
A.
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Select a 33 113 R.P. M. record. Cancel record when
it is in "Plny" position. Using Service Switch, sf op
Record Changer when TURNTARLE PILOT has been
lifted to maximum height.
B.
There shouId be 1/32'"0
3/64" CLEARANCE
hetween PILOT LATCH LEVERS and TURNTABLE
RING as d~owi.
TURNTABLE
PILOT LEVERS
1/32" to 3/64'"
CLEARANCE
TURNTABLE
RING
TURNTABLE
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C.
.should adjustment be necessary, djltst TURNTABLE PILOT LlFT ADJUSTING SCREW M required
to satisfy requirement of Step B.
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D.
Position Service Switch 2 0 ON,then select a 33 113
R. P. M. record. With selected record In "Play"
position, veriry that there is VISUAL CLEARANCE
between TURNTABLE RESET LEVER and HUB
ASSEMBLY and PILOT TUBE WASHER.
PILOT TUBE WASHER
VISUAL CLEARANCE
TURNTABLE RESET LEVER
and HUB ASSEMBLY
TURNTABLE PI LOT LIFT
ADJUSTt NG SCREW
Pags ZIC
aJ
SECTION C
INDEX TO PARTS DRAWINGS
Record Magazine Assembly
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Record Changer L. H.
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CamandGearAssembly ........................................
Record Changer R. H.
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Turntable and Mounting Plate Assembly
............................
Selection Accumulator
ToneAnnAssembly
Record Takeout A m
Turntable Assembly
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23
Page 24 - 25
Page 26 - 27
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Page 30 - 31
Page 32 - 33
Page
34
Page
35
Page
36
SECTION C
RECORD MAGAZINE ASSEMBLY
Label, Record Playing
Label, Record Playing
(Numbers 2 through 8)
Label, Record Playing
(Letters C through K)
Label, Record Playing
(Number 1)
Label, Record Playing
(Letters A and B)
Label, Record Playing
(Letters F and G)
Label. Record Maeazine
Loading
Label. Record Magazine
Loading
Record Separator Assembly
Casting, Record Holder
Plate and Gear Assembly
Filler, Record Magazine
3600-3660
Filler, Record Magazine 3660
Support Assembly,
Magazine Filer
3660
Mounting Bracket
Assembly
3660
Filler, Record Magazine(2)3610
Support Assembly,
Magazine Filler (2) 3610
Mounting Bracket
Assembly (2)
3610
Record Separator and Counter
Assembly
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SECTION C
SECTION C
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR ILLUSTRATE0 PARTS LIST
Latch Pin. Inside
Latch Pin, lnside
Latch Pin, Inside
Latch Pin, Outside
Spring, Latch Pin,
Selection Accumulator
Ring and Spacer Assembly
3600
Ring and Spacer Assembly 3660
Ring and Spacer Assembly 3610
Spacer (8)
Plate, Pin Stop
Shaft and Magnet Arm Asse~nbly,
Selection Accumulator
Bobbin and Wire Assembly (2)
Shield and Support Assembly
Contact Plate and Blade Assembly (2)
Thrust Washer (2)
~,
Ball Race
Spacer, Selection Accumulator (8)
Contact Board and Cable Assembly 3600
Contact Board and
Cable Assembly
3660
Contact Board and
Cable Assemblv
3610
Plug, 1 2
Pin Terminal (9)
Receptacle, 15
Contact Terminal (IS)
Receptacle, 9
Contact Terminal (9)
Receptacle, 1 2
Contact Terminal (10)
Casting and Bearing Assembly,
Selection Accumulator
Clutch Bearing
Spring Washer
Gear and Hub Assembly, Selection
Accumulator, Shaft
Set Screw. 8/32 x 3/16
Motor Mounting Plate,
Selection Accumulator
Motor and Gear Assembly
Gear and Hub Assembly
Roll Pin
Support Leg, Selection
Accumulator (For Service Only)
Mounting Bracket, Receptacles
Capacitor, .l8 mfd. 75V (2)
Diode, Zenner (2)
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SECTION C
RECORD CHANGER ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST, L. H.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23,
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
Record Support
136491
Cam, Override
135922
137318
Drive Arm and Contact Blade Assembly
(Part of Drive Ann and Support
Arm Assembly, 137333)
73782-52
Roll Pin
Housing and Clutch Assembly
128643
Roller Clutch
128641
Housing and Bushing Assembly
128384
Bushing
128383
Guide, Ratchet
128367
Spacer (2)
135185
Switch and Bracket Assembly
135959
Switch Assembly
138837
Retainer Plate
63014
Mounting Bracket
135924
Ratchet Wheel and Hub Assembly
128363
Spacer Stud (2)
135938
Cover, Override
136458
Solenoid
133482
Gripring
76922-12
Spring, Lever and Link
136154
Latch and Pin Assembly
135969
Spring, Armature
136236
Spring, Ratchet Wheel
128647
Mounting Plate and Stud Assembly
135964
Lever Assembly, Override
135967
Retaining Ring
73724 - 15
Spring
135543
134592
WindowPlate and Rivet Assembly
136464
Plate and Silk Screen Assembly
Mirror, Record Playing
134891
Lamp, No. 1847
138275
110454
Light Socket and Wire Assembly
Plug, 6
131172
Pin Terminal (3)
132000
Light Bracket, Record Playing
136466
Spacer, Record Playing Plate
137026
Magnet and Frame Assembly
135771
74840-2
Resistor, 135 ohm, 5 Watt
Mounting Bracket, Window Plate
136462
Mounting Plate and Spacer Assembly
134003
Motor and Gear Assembly
133487
Receptacle, 2
129381
Pin Terminal (2)
132000
Spacer, Selection Accumulator
I33402
Mounting Bracket and Roller Assembly (4)
135707
-- -Circuit Breaker
135187
Contact Board and Wire Assembly,Standard
138878
Plug, 6
131172
Pi Terminal (5)
132000
Contact Board and Wire Assembly,
Deluxe
138879 Receptacle, 15B
131890
Contact Terminal (1 5)
132001
Receptacle, 15W
131888
Contact Terminal (10)
132001
Plug, 6
138838
Contact Terminal (3)
132001
Plug, 6
131172
Pin Terminal (5)
132000
33.
Cancel Solenoid Assembly
Internal Hair Pin (2)
Cup Washer (2)
Spring (2)
Plunger (2)
Spring, Readout Switch (2)
Switch and Actuator Lever Assembly,
Side 2
Pretravel Bracket and Stop Nut Assembly (
Bracket Assembly, Readout (2)
Switch and Actuator Lever Assembly,
Side 1
Support Arm and Stop Nut Assembly
(Part of Drive Arm and Support
Arm Assembly, 137333)
Roll Pin
Retaining Ring
Spring (2)
Spring
Arm, Readout
Resistor 175 ohm, 5W (2)
Shaft, Drive Arm
(Part of Drive Arm and Support
Arm Assembly, 137333)
Bracket, Contact Plate
Contact Plate and Blade Assembly, Deluxe
Contact Plate and Blade Assembly,
Standard
Positioning Plate, Magazine Lock
Locking Arm and Link Assembly
Spacer
Stop Nut 4-40
Spridg
Switch
Tapping Plate
Solenoid
Channel and Fall Support Assembly,
Left Hand
Spring
Mounting Plate
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
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49.
50.
51.
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SECTION C
CAM AND GEAR ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Coupling
Set Screw. 8/32 x 3/16 FL
Casting and BUS&& ~ s s e m b l ~
Mounting Bracket, Transfer Switch
Switch, Transfer
Tapping Plate
Retaining Ring
Washer
Actuating Arm and Hub Assembly
Spring, Record Takeout Segment Gear
Actuating Arm and Hub Assembly
Segment Gear, Record Transfer
Roller Bracket Assembly
Mounting Plate and Shaft Assembly,
Record Transfer
Washer (2)
Spring, Takeout Arm Return
Shaft and Gear Assembly,
Record Transfer
Retaining Ring (2)
Cam Assembly
Retaining Ring (2)
Link, Record Clamp
Lever and Bushing Assembly,
Record Clamo
Spring
Retaining Ring
Stud, Pivot
Lockwasher No. 8
Adiustment Lever and Lever Pin
Assembly
Roll Pin
Support Bracket and Filler Assembly
Casting and Bushing Assembly
Pivot Plate and Lever Assembly
Lever and Bushing Assembly
Retaining Ring
Pivot Plate and Stud Assembly
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Cable Assembly, Turntable
Drive Pully
Retaining Ring (2)
Pivot Plate and Lever Assembly
Lever and Bushing Assembly
Retaining Ring
Pivot Plate and Stud Assembly
Pivot Plate and Lever Assembly
Lever and Bushine Assemblv
Retaining Ring
Pivot Plate and Stud Assemblv
Shaft, Housing
Mounting Bracket and Spacer
Assembly, Drive Motor
Bracket and Angle Assemhly,
Main Cam Motor
Motor and Gear Assembly
Gear, Motor
Roll Pin
Plug, 2
Contact Terminal (2)
Motor Brake Assembly
Mounting Plate and Pin Assembly
Lever and Pad Assembly
Spring, Motor Brake
Locknut, No. 4-40
Washer
Roll Pin
Solenoid
Washer (2)
Cover, Cam and Gear
Link, Record Release
Lever and Bushing Assembly
Retaining Ring
Stud, Pivot, Record Release
Micro Switch, Cancel
Mounting Bracket and Plate Assembly
Retaining Ring
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SECTION C
RECORD CHANGER ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST, R. H.
Switch Service
Locating Plate. Record Arm Assemblv
Pivot ~ g c k eand
t Stop Nut ~ s s e m b l y
Set Screw,
6-32 x 112 Oval
Stop and Bearing Assembly, L.H.
Sorine Washer
wash;
Retaining Ring
Mounting Bracket, Safety Switch
Adjustment Plate, Safety Switch
Switch
Pivot Bracket and Bushing Assembly
Stop and Bearing Assembly, R.H.
Spring Washer
Washer
Retaining Ring
Pivot Bracket and
Stop Nut Assembly
Set Screw,
6-32 x 112 Oval
Shaft and Lever Assembly
Retaining Ring
Lever and Shaft Assembly,
Record Clamp
Pull Lever and Hub Assembly
Spring
Bearing Bracket and Bushing Assembly
Link, Turntable Shift
Spring, Turntable Release
(4 5/16 oz. a t 2 5/16")
Spring
Link, Turntable Shift
Retaining Ring
Roller Bracket and Stud Assembly
Roller, Turntable Drive
Retaining Ring
Adjusting Plate, Trip Switch
Mounting Plate and Stop Nut Assembly
Trip Switch and Plug Assembly
Switch Trip
Plug, 3
Pin Terminal (2)
Spring
Mounting Bracket, Play Switch
Switch
Bracket and Stop Nut Assembly,
Tone Arm
Support, Record Changer (4)
(For Service Only)
Retainer, Chassis Spring (4)
Spring (2), Part of ltem 34.
Retainer, Chassis Spring (2),
Part of Item 34.
Chanuel and Fall Support Assembly, R.H.
Spring
Mounting Plate and Socket Assembly
Socket, 4 Min.
Receptacle, 3
Contact Terminal (2)
Bracket and Stop Nut Assembly,
Turntable Stop
Link, Tone Arm Lift
Retaining Ring (2)
Spring
Lift Lever Assembly,
Tone Arm Lift
Spring
Thumbscrew
Brush
Brush Holder
Record Arm Rest and Nut Assembly
Clamp Bracket and Handle Assembly
Shaft and Lever Assembly
Turntable Reset
Spring
Lever and Hub Assembly
Turntable Reset
Spring
Mounting Bracket and Bushing Assembly
Mounting Bracket and
Bushing Assembly(uot shown)
Link Assembly, Playmeter
Link, Playmeter
Link, Offset, Playmeter
Screw, Red (2)
Washer (2)
Retaining Ring (2)
Counter, Lever, Hob and
Pin Assembly(aot shown)
Bracket and Pin Assembly,
Playmeter(not shown)
Link and Pin Assembly
Retaining Ring (2)
Link and Pin Assembly
Retaining Ring
Spring
Solenoid, Side I
Link, Solenoid
Shoulder Screw
Spacer
Ston Nut. 4-40
~ r & k e t ,solenoid
Switch (2)
Tapping Plate
Mounting Bracket
Adiustment Plate and Pivot Assemblv
ail Race
Mounting Plate and Pin Assembly
SECTION C
SECTION C
TURNTABLE AND MOUNTING PLATE ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
"0"Ring
Retaining Ring
Drive Wheel Assembly
Shim Washer
Retaining Ring
Cup Washer
Spring, Shift, Turntable Drive
Spring, Drive Wheel Ann
(6 112 oz. at 1 118")
9. Arm, Hub and Limk Assembly
10. Shaft, Pivot, Bell Crank
11. spring, ~ u m t a b l eReturn
(6 112 oz. x 1 1/8")
12. Retainine Rine (21
13. Bell ~ r a l ak n i ~ " bAssembly, L.H.
14. Spring, Solenoid Assist
(8-10 oz. at 2 5/16")
15. Retaining Ring (2)
16. Shaft, Solenoid, Bell Crank
17. Plunger, Solenoid
18. Solenoid and Plug Assembly
Solenoid
Plug - 3
Pin Terminal (2)
19. Retaining Ring
20. Washer
21. Washer, Felt
128579
73724-25
128032
135057
73724-25
124530
128534
133543
128537
124519
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
Receptacle - 3
Contact Terminal (2)
Micro Switch
Tapping Plate
Plug - 3
Pin Terminal (2)
Mounting Plate, Speed Change
Motor and Sleeve Assembly
Plug - 2
Pin Terminal (2)
Oil Tube
. -..~.-
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Cable Clamp
Mounting Bracket, Turntable Plate
Rubber Mount (4)
Nut (8)
Lockwasher (8)
Motor Mounting and Pivot
Bracket Assembly
mount in^ Bracket. Turntable Plate
Bell Crank and Hub Assembly, R.H.
Mounting Plate and Roller Assembly
Spacer, Cover (2)
Lockwasher (2)
Washer (4)
Cover, Turntable
SECTION C
TONE ARM ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
1.
2.
Tone Arm and Pivot Rod Assembly
Tone Arm
Balance Bracket and Weld
Screw Assembly
Pivot Stud
Pivot Screw
Sleeve
Bushing (2)
Weight (2)
NU< 1 c 3 2 (2)
Wire and Plug Assembly
Wire and Clip Assembly
Plug, 4 Prong
Sneed Nut (4)
~ b e e dNut
Mounting Bracket and Stop Nut Assembly
Pivot Screw, Tone Arm
Spring (1 lb. 1 2 oz. at 15/16")
Adjusting Bracket and Stop Nut Assembly
Set Screw, 8/32 x 3/16 Cup (2)
Washerf2)
Ball ~ a c e , ' ~ o nArm
e Shaft
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Page 34C
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132850
132846
133544
135836
135835
135262
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Support Casting and Bushing Asselnlby
Mounting Bracket, Tone Arm
Spring (3 112 oz. a t 1 118")
Adjustment Lever and Hub Assembly
Washer (2)
Spring (1 lb. 1 2 oz. a t 15/16")
Lever and Bushine Assemhlv
Retaining Ring
Retaining Ring (3)
Pivot Arm a i ~ dPin Assembly
Set Screw, 8/32 x 3/16 Cup (2)
Cup Washer
Spring
CUDWaslier
~ r ; ~ r (2)
in~
Link. Tone Arm Feed-In
Ring (2)
Tube, Tone Arm
Shaft, Tone Arm
Cartridge
Needle, Double Tip Diamond
Needle, Saphire
128069
132928
59710
133127
59864
59615
133074
etai in in^
WURLITZER
SECTION C
RECORD TAKEOUT ARM ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Gripring (4)
Roller. Record Arm (21
Shaft, Record k i m Roller (2)
Record Arm Casting
Bevel Gear, Record Arm
Washer, Record Arm
Spring Washer
Retaining Ring
Spacer, Record Takeout Arm
Mounting Bracket, Record Guide
Record Guide (2)
Mounting Bracket and Pin Assembly
Magnet Arm Assembly
Magnet (2)
Spring
Washer
Retaining Ring (2)
Gripring (4)
Pin, Coupling (2)
Coupling Connector
Counline (Part of Item 31)
RGU Pin
Pivot Bracket and Bushing Assemblv
Spring, Record Arm
Bail and Bushing Assembly
Set Screw, 6-32 x 3/16 (2)
-
Washer, Pivot Casting
Retaining Ring
Gear and Plate Assembly
Connectinc Rod. Bail
Retaining -king '
Washer
Spring Washer
Washer, Record Arm
Pivot Castine Assemblv
sleeve: Pivot caking
Gear and Plate Assembly
Retaining Ring
Washer, Pivot Casting
Bail and Bushing Assembly
Set Screw, 6-32 x 3/16 (2)
Screw (Special)
Nut, 5-40 (Small)
Holdout Cam
128101
73727-50
128585
128107
Reco'd Clamp and Pin Assembly
Retaining Ring
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SECTION C
TURNTABLE ASSEMBLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Ring, Turntable
Screw, 6-32 x 3/8 Truss (3)
-I .nrkwasher
--....-- - -- (31
,- ,
Turntable
Pad
Pilot Guide and Shaft Assembly,
Turntable
Washer
Support Casting and Bushing Assembly,
Turntable
Retaining Ring
Cup Washer (2)
Spring, Pilot
Retaining Ring (2)
Washer
128022
76719 -68
73604-5
128038
128042
136022
128015
128023
73727 -43
124530
128007
73724 -25
128004
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Gripring (2)
Washer (2)
Soring.
- -. Pilot Lever (21
,
Washer, Felt
Retaining Ring (2)
Mounting Plate Assembly,
Clamp Levers
Tube, Pilot
Spring, Cam
Cup Washer
Gripring
Shaft, Cam
Cam, Clamp Lever
Pilot, Turntable
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SECTION D
3860 PHONOGRAPH
SECTION D
Page 2D
WURLITZER
SECTION D
CABINET
- FRONT VlEW - ILLUSTRATE0 PARTS LlST
1. Upper Door Casting
2. Screen, Upper Door
3. Window, Personalization
Light Diffuser
Color Shield, Light Orange
Color Shield, Turquoise
Display Sign, Music For Millions
Retainer, Display Sign
4. *Display Glass and Tape Assembly
Color Shield, Light Orange
Color Shield, Turquoise
Glass Clamp, Top and Bottom (2)
Glass Clamp, Side, L.H.
Glass Clamp, Side, R.H. Upper
Glass Clamp, Side, R.H. Lower
5. *Escutcheon and Tape Assembly
* Window Blank and Decal Assembly
Mounting Plate and Light Socket Assembly
(Bii Accepters only)
Glass CIamv Assemblv. Side. R.H. Lower
(Preset, ~ i s t a &
l ~ c c e ~ t e' r )
Window Clamp, Display Window Center
(Digital and Accepter)
Mounting Bracket, Glass Clamp, Center
(Digital)
Mounting Bracket, Side (Deluxe)
Glass Clamp Assembly, Side, L.H.
(3600 and 3660 with Accepter)
Glass Clamp, Center
(3600 and 3660 with Accepter)
6. Extrusion, Upper Door, Center
7. Window Blank, Coin Denomination
*Coin Denomination and Select Label
Light Diffuser, Coin Denomination
Light Bracket and Cable Assembly
8. Coin Entry Casting Assembly
9. Extrusion, Upper Door, Selector Panel
10. Door Casting. Lower. R.H.
11. Lock ~ s s e m & l ~
Kev. RW-110
w&er
Lock Plate, Actuator
Screw, Lock Plate
Actuator and Pin Assembly
SERVICE DOOR
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Frame Weld Assembly
Extrusion, Service Door, Top
Glass Clamp, Top and Button (6)
Glass Clamp, Center (4)
Latch Lever (2)
Eccentric Spacer
Spacer
Kevs Nut
WURLITZER
137889
138200
138795
138796
138797
138836
138540
138783
138902
138903
138216
138217
138457
138458
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
138980
138460
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
Coin Return Cup
Frame and Lock Plate Assembly
Cash Box Door Assembly
Cash Box Door
Washer
Lock and Key Assembly
Key Guard
Coin Bae
Trim Strip,-~ack
Trim Stnu. Side. R.H.
Trim Sihp, Side, L.H.
Lower Grille Screen, Side (2)
Screen and Tape Assembly, Light Orange
(Not Illustrated) (3)
Screen and Tape Assembly, Turquoise
(Not Illustrated) (3)
Extrusion, Lower, R.H.
Extrusion, Pilaster, R.H; (2)
Pilaster, Light Orange (2)
Pilaster. Turauoise (2)
~xtrusion,'~ilasier,
L.H.'(~)
Lower Grille Screen. Center
Extrusion, Lower, center
Kick Plate
Grille Screen
Backing, Grille Screen
Extrusion. Lower. L.H.
Frame ~xtrusion'
Glass. Service Door. Lt. Oranee (3)
~ i a s s Service
,
~ o o rTurquoise
,
(3)
Extrusion, Top
Wurlitzer Name Plate, Lt. Orange
Wurlitzer Name Plate, Turquoise
Clamp, Upper (Wurlitzer)
Clamp, Lower (Wurlitzer)
Extrusion. Unver Door. Front
*Program lass'
Door Casting, Lower, L.H.
Selector Panel, 3600
Selector Panel, 3660
Selector Panel, 3610
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138111
138069
138858
138053
138206
138857
138179
138180
138077
Refer to Page 8 D for illustration and part number
- REAR VlEW - ILLUSTRATE0 PARTS LlST
138112
138053
138332
138330
138336
136185
136522
74262 -13
137250
120692
131168
117823
113789
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
Fall Support Assembly (2)
Chain
Tubing
S - Hook (2)
Glass Clamp, Side (2)
Light Diffuser, Turquoise
Light Diffuser, Light Orange
Guide, Lower Door (2)
Pivot Bracket, Lower Door (2)
Stiffener, Baffle Board
Speaker, 12"
Baffle Board
Starter
Socket, Starter
Insulator, Starter
Fluorescent Lamp, Daylight, 30W, 36"
138333
138334
76657 -9
138335
138329
138856
138187
138117
136098
138326
137054
138078
113558
53674
50657
128781
Page 3D
SECTION D
Page 4D
WURLITZER
SECTION
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CABINET
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
- INTERIOR VIEW
Fall Support Assembly
Backing Plate
Link Assembly (2)
Shoulder Pin (2)
Retaining Ring(2)
Mounting Bracket, Fall Support
Support ail and Bracket &sembly
Bracket, Plug Support
Fall Support and Pin Assembly, R.H.
Roller
Washer
Retaining Ring
Channel, Cable Retainer
Cover, Channel, Cable Retainer
Side Assembly, Machined, R.H.
Spring, Fall Support Return (2)
Guide Assembly, R.H.
Spring, Latch, Fall Support (2)
Mounting Bracket and
Latch Plate Assembly, R.H.
Shoulder Screw
Screw, 10-32 x 318 Hex Sem.
Washer
Thumb Screw
Cover, Channel, Cable Retainer
Catch Bracket, Service Door (2)
Cover, Back, Hand Hole (2)
Hand Hole Cover Assembly (2)
Coin Return Chute
Light Ballast Assembly
Chassis Raid and Gusset Assembly, R.H.
Socket, 3 Circuit
(Part of Item 18)
Contact (2)
Receptacle, 3 R
Contact Terminal (3)
Coin Bag Housing
Bracket, Door Scuff, R.H.
Pad. Bracket. Scuff
Caster (4j
Mounting Plate, Caster
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ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
25.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
Accessory Terminal Panel
Cable Clamp
Cable and Plug Assembly
Plug. 6
~inl~erminal(5)
Transformer, Audio Output (2)
(Part of Item 25)
Bracket, Door Scuff, Center
Pad, Scuff Plate
Accessow Panel Cover
Catch (zj
Bottom Assembly
Screen (2)Mounting Rail and
Suooort Bracket Weld Assemblv
~ab1e'~etainer
Carriage Bolt. 10-24 x 1 1/4 (2)
wash& (2) '
Wing Nut, 1 0 2 4 (2)
Bracket, Door Scuff, L.H.
Pad, Bracket Scuff Plate
Channel. Cable Retainer
cdver, Channel, Cable Retainer
Chassis, Rail and Gusset Assembly L.H.
Retainer, Installation Iustmctions
Cable Retainer
Cover, Bottom, Power Supply
. Mounting Bracket and
Latch Plate Assemblv. L.H.
Shoulder Screw
Screw. 10-32x 3/8 Hex Sem
washer
Thumb Screw
Scan Switch and Bracket Assembly
Bracket and Actuator Assembly
Scan Switch
Cable Assembly
Plug, 1 2
Pin Terminal (7)
Guide Assembly, R.H.
Channel. Cable Retainer
cdver, Channel, Cable Retainer
Side Assembly, Machined, L.H.
Fall Support and Pin Assembly, L.H.
d .
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
D
SECTION D
UPPER DOOR
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Latch and Shaft Assembly
Glass Clamp and Slide.Assembly, R.H.
Fluorescent Lamp, 30W, 36" Daylight
Socket, Lamp (2)
Insulator, Starter
Socket, Starter
Starter
Mounting Plate, Contact and Cable
Assemblv
~ i o d ;(10)
Plug, 15 W
Plug, 15B
Pin Terminal (28)
Page 6D
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INTERIOR
138534
138539
128781
131168
50657
53674
113558
138616
-
ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
9.
10.
11.
Lamp (30)
Shield, Record Playing Window
Latch Rail Assembly, Control Box
and Stenuer
12. Mounting hiacket and
Weld Screw Assembly (2)
13. Capacitor, 8 Mfd. (2)
14. Speaker, 6" (2)
15. Mounting Plate and
Support Gusset Assembly
16. Latch Rail Assembly, Amplifier
17. Glass Clamp and Slide Assembly, L.H.
136858
135936
138709
136228
77375
1366657
138124
138709
138538
WURLITZER
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SECTION D
PROGRAM HOLDER
1. Extrusion, AI-CO
Extrusion, BI-GO
Extrusion, F1-LO
Extrusion, KI-QO
Extrusion, PI-UO
Extrusion, TI-VO
Extrusion, AI-B8
Extrusion, C1-F8
Extrusion, GI-K8
Extrusion, L I P 8
Extrusion, Q1-T8
Extrusion, U1-V8
Extrusion, Al-A0
Extrusion, BI-CO
Extrusion, Dl-EO
Extrusion, FI-GO
Extrusion, HI-JO
Extrusion, KI-KO
2. Program Holder (4)
3. Program Holder, Center
Program Holder, Center
Rugrdm Holder, Center
- ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
3610
3610
3610
3610
3610
3600 LP
3600 STD
3660
3600 DLX
3610
11.
12.
Program Holder (4)
36003660
Classification Slip
Program Holder Frame Assembly 3600
Program Holder
Frame Assembly
3660
Program Holder
Frame Assembly
3610
Insert, Program Holder (5) 36603610
*Label, Preset 2 Program
3600 DLX
Slip Cover, Gold Program 3600 DLX
*Label. Preset 1 Promam
3600 DLX
slip Cover, id Program
3600 DLX
*Label. L.P. Promam
3600-3610
.Label, L.P. Program
3660
3610
Light Shield
Light Diffuser
3610
*
128804
134664
138545
138546
138547
137185
138701
134925
138700
134924
134665
134919
137464
137465
Refer to Page 8D for location.
Page 7D
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SECTION D
NOMENCLATURE LAYOUT - 3600 SERIES PHONOGRAPHS
138796 LIGHT DIFFUSER
138795 WINDOW
138797 LIGHT ORANGE
138836 TURQUOISE
OPTIONAL
COLOR SHIELD
C
D
138398 WINDOW
138393 LIGHT DIFFUSER
134665
L.P. PROGRAM LABEL
138700 PRESET 1
PROGRAM LABEL
134924 RED PROGRAM
SLIP COVER
134664
CLASSIFICATION SLlP
138701 PRESET 2
PROGRAM LABEL
134925 GOLD PROGRAM
SLlP COVER
CLASSIFICATION
SLIP
Page 8D
- RED INSEFT 134836
- GOLD INS' RT 134835
\ 138866 GLASS -#7
138917 PANEL
138421 PANEL
138866 GLASS
138917 PANEL
138257 PANEL
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LIGHT CONTROL
PROGRAM SELECTION
134919
L.P. PROGRAM LABEL
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LIGHT CONTROL
PROGRAM SELECTION
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1
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SECTION D
Refer to Page 9B
C
138633
Refer to P a p 9B
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Refer to Pages 4 A and 5 A
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SUPER STAR COLOR SHIELD
138902 LIGHT ORANGE
138903 TURQUOISE
DOLLAR ACCEPTER
138866 GLASS
138917 PANEL
138261 PANEL
-
LIGHT CONTROL
- PROGRAM SELECTION
134664
CLASSIFICATION SLIP
3610
137185
INSERT
134665
L.P. PROGRAM
LABEL
138540
138633
138636
138638
138657
138665
138949
138950
138951
138952
138953
138954
- Display Sign, Music For Millions
- Coin Denomination Label, Dollar Accepter
- Window BIank and Decal Assembly
- Window Blank and Decal Assembly
- Coin Denominati~nLabel, Dollar Accepter
- Coin Denomination Label, Dollar Accepter
- Diilay Glass and Tape Assembly
- Display Glass and Tape Assembly
- Display Glass and Tape Assembly
-- Escutcheon
and Tape Assembly
Display Glass and Tape Assembly
- Display Glass and Tape Assembly
Page 9D
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SECTION E
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Page 1E
POWER AND LIGHT SYSTEM
SYMPTOMS
1.
2.
3.
4.
FLUORESCENT LAMPS do not
light; phonograph does not
operate.
FLUORESCENT LAMPS do not
light; PHONOGRAPH operates
normally.
SINGLE SELECT LAMP does
not light; PHONOGRAPH
operates normally.
L.P. SELECT LAMP does not
light; PHONOGRAPH operates
normally.
CAUSE
CORRECTIONS
(a)
LINE CORD PLUG not making contact in outlet.
Repair or replace plug or outlet.
(b)
Internal break in LINE CORD.
Repair or replace LINE CORD.
(c)
1 5 amp. LINE FUSE blown.
Check for shorts in phonograph wiring.
(d)
"House"FUSE blown.
Check for overload. Replace FUSE.
(e)
LINE SWITCH off.
Turn LINE SWITCH on.
(f)
LINE SWITCH defective.
Replace LINE SWITCH in POWER SUPPLY.
(a)
Defective LAMP or SMRTER.
Replace LAMP or STARTER.
(b)
Defective BALLAST.
Replace BALLAST.
(c)
Open circuit in LAMP, STARTER or BALLAST
wiring.
Trace and repair, see WIRING DIAGRAMS.
(d)
BALLAST LINE PLUG out of POWER
SUPPLY SOCKET.
Insert PLUG.
(a)
LAMP burned out.
Replace with GE- 1 2 LAMP.
(b)
Dirty contacts 7-11in RY-1.
Clean contacts.
(c)
MOLEX PLUG on SELECTOR SWITCH not
seated in SOCKET.
Seat SOCKET.
(a)
50 OHM RESISTOR open, mounted in
CONTROL BOX.
Replace RESISTOR.
(b)
Dirty contacts in RY-3, RY-4, RY-7 or RY-11.
Clean contacts.
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COlN A N D CREDIT SYSTEM
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1.
Coins rejected or hang in
SLUG REJECTOR.
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Coins reach COIN BAG hut do
not establish credits.
CORRECTIONS
(a)
Bind in REJECT ROD ASSEMBLY holding
REJECTOR GATE open.
(b)
Dirt in REJECTOR.
(c)
REJECTOR improperly adjusted.
(d)
PHONOGRAPH not level.
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2.
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CAUSE
SYMPTOMS
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Remove hind, check for damaged parts.
Clean REJECTOR.
See NATIONAL REJECTORS OPERATION and SERVICE MANUAL for 01 -34 SERIES COIN SELECTOR.
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Level PHONOGRAPH; see page 2A.
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(a)
+12V. or -28V. ClRCUlT BREAKER tripped,
located in CONTROL BOX.
Reset CIRCUIT BREAKER.
(h)
SLUG REJECTOR or BO/AC PLUGS not firmly
seated in socket.
Seat PLUG firmly in socket.
(c)
Incorrect alignment of REJECTOR and COlN
SWITCH PADDLES.
Seat REJECTOR properly in MOUNTING CHANNEL.
(d)
Duty or improperly adjusted COIN SWITCH.
Clean and adjust COIN SWITCH; see page 3A.
(e)
RY-1, RY-6 or RY-7 not seated in socket.
Check RELAYS.
(f)
SELECTOR SERIES SWITCHES open.
Clean and adjust SERIES SWITCHES; see page 5B.
(g)
PROGRAM CARD not seated in BO/AC.
Check PROGRAM CARD.
(h)
STEPPER JUMPER PLUG missing from
CONTROL BOX.
Replace JUMPER PLUG.
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(i)
Defective LATCH SOLENOID.
Replace LATCH SOLENOID.
Cj)
BUTTON RELEASE SWITCH (n.c.) open.
Check BUTTON RELEASE SWITCH; see SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(a)
(b)
Wrong PROGRAM CARD in BOIAC.
Check PROGRAM CARD; see pages 4A and 5A.
L.P. CONVERSION SWITCHES improperly
positioned.
Check L.P. CONVERSION SWITCHES; see
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
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Incorrect number of selections
for coin deposited.
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SELECTION SYSTEM
CAUSE
SYMPTOMS
1.
SELECTOR SWITCH LATCH
SOLENOID does not operate
with credits established.
CORRECTIONS
(a)
Dirty or incorrectly adjusted SELECTOR
CONTROL SWITCH contacts.
Clean and adjust CONTROL SWITCH; see page 4B and
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.
(b)
BUTTON RELEASE SWITCH (n.c.) open.
Check BUTTON RELEASE SWITCH; see SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(c)
Open contact in RY-I, RY-6 or RY-7.
Check RELAY contacts; see SEQUENCE of OPERATION.
2.
LATCH SOLENOID chatters
when credit is established.
(a)
85 OHM RESISTOR (mounted on SELECTOR
SWITCH ASSEMBLY) open.
Replace RESISTOR; see SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.
3.
SELECTION ACCUMULATDR
MOTOR does not start, SELECTOR BUTTONS remain locked in.
(a)
NUMBER or LETTER LATCH SWITCHES
dirty or incorrectly adjusted.
Clean and adjust S ~ T C H E Ssee
; page 5B and SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(b)
Open contacts in RY-2.
Check RELAY contacts; see SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.
(c)
Blown 8 AMP. FUSE, in CONTROL BOX.
Replace FUSE; see WIRING DIAGRAM.
(a)
RY-3 and RY-4 fail to operate.
Check RY-3 and RY-4, check SELECTION ACCUMULATOR CONTACT BOARD and BLADES; see SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(a)
LATCH SOLENOID CONTROL SWITCHES
dirty or incorrectly adjusted.
Clean and adjust SWITCHES; see page 4B and
SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.
(b)
Defective STEPPER JUMPER PLUG in
CONTROL BOX.
Check STEPPER JUMPER PLUG; see SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION.
(c)
Defective SELECTOR MAGNET or ZENER
DIODE.
Replace MAGNET or DIODE; see SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION.
(d)
lncorrect SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
adjustment.
Check adjustments; see page 4C.
(e)
Dirty SELECTION ACCUMULATOR BOARD.
Clean BOARD.
(f)
Defective DIODE D-3 or 500 MFD CAPACITOR.
Replace DIODE or CAPACITOR; see SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION,
(g)
lncorrect adjustment of LETTER or NUMBER
SELECTOR SWITCH LATCH LEVER.
Adjust LATCH LEVERS; see page 3B.
4.
5.
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
MOTOR runs continuously,
BUTTONS locked in.
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
MOTOR runs. LATCH PIN not
released.
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SELECTION SYSTEM (cont'd.)
?2
SYMPTOMS
6.
7.
Two SELECTOR LATCH PINS
released when only one is selected.
Wrong SELECTOR LATCH PlNS
released.
CAUSE
CORRECTIONS
(a)
Incorrect vertical alignment of MAGNET
LAMINATIONS.
Align MAGNET LAMINATIONS; see page 4C.
(b)
Foreign materials (screws, washers etc.) on
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR CONTACT
BOARD.
Remove foreign materials.
(c)
Incorrectly adjusted CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY.
Adjust PLATE and BLADE; see page 4C.
(a)
Incorrectly adjusted CONTACT PLATE and
BLADE ASSEMBLY.
Adjust PLATE and BLADE; see page 4C.
O V E R R I D E SYSTEM
CAUSE
SYMPTOMS
1.
2.
SELECTOR LATCH PIN released.
RECORD MAGAZINE fails to scan.
RECORD MAGAZINE fails to
return to rest position after last
selection has been played.
CORRECTIONS
(a)
Defective OVERRIDE MAGNET.
Check MAGNET; see page 5C and SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION.
(b)
Dirty or incorrectly adjusted OVERRIDE
SWITCH.
Clean and adjust SWITCH; see page 5C and SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(c)
Improper adjustment of OVERRIDE
ASSEMBLY.
Check OVERRIDE ASSEMBLY adjustments; see page 5C.
(d)
Dirty contacts in RY-10, OVERRIDE RELAY.
Clean RELAY contacts;see SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.
(e)
MAGAZINE LOCK SOLENOID CIRCUIT
BREAKER tripped.
Reset CIRCUIT BREAKER.
(f)
1 SIDE or 2 SIDE READOUT SWITCHES not
in normally closed position.
Check READOUT SWITCHES; see page 9C.
(a)
OVERRIDE ASSEMBLY incorrectly adjusted.
Adjust OVERRIDE ASSEMBLY; see page 5C.
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RECORD CHANGER MECHANICAL A N D ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (cont'd.)
SYMPTOMS
CORRECTIONS
CAUSE
(c)
Defective CANCEL COIL.
Check COIL.
(d)
Defective or incorrectly adjusted SIDE I
SOLENOID SWITCHES.
Check SWITCHES; see page 14C and SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION.
(e)
CANCEL SOLENOID incorrectly adjusted.
Check CANCEL SOLENOID adjustment; see page 8C.
(a)
1 SIDE or 2 SIDE READOUT SWITCH or
ACTUATOR incorrectly adjusted.
Cl~eckREADOUT SWITCH and ACTUATOR adjustments; see page 9C.
(a)
MAIN CAM MOTOR BRAKE SOLENOID
defective or incorrectly adjusted.
Check SOLENOID and adjustment, clean BRAKE
WHEEL and PAD; see page 11C.
(a)
Incorrectly adjusted READOUT SWITCH
ACTUATOR.
Adjust ACTUATOR; see page 9C.
(a)
TURNTABLE not properly positioned when
at rest position.
Check TURNTABLE DRIVE WHEEL adjustment;
see page 16C.
(h)
Foreign material under ROLLERS of TURNTABLE and MOUNTING PLATE ASSEMBLY.
Remove foreign material.
(c)
TURNTABLE shipping hracket improperly
positioned.
Shiit shipping bracket to rear, tighten mounting screws.
(a)
Defective or incorrectly adjusted TRIP
SWITCH.
Check TRIP SWITCH; see page 19C.
(h)
Defective or incorrectly adjusted PLAY
SWITCH.
Check PLAY SWITCH; see page 20C and SEQUENCE
OF OPERATION.
(c)
Short in remote control cancel circuit.
Check remote control circuits; see WIRING DIAGRAM.
(d)
Defective CANCEL SWITCH in AMPLIFIER.
Check SWITCH.
(e)
MAIN CAM MOTOR BRAKE SOLENOID
defective or incorrectly adjusted.
Check SOLENOID and adjust, clean BRAKE WHEEL and
PAD; see page 11C.
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8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Repeats selection adjacent to one
selected.
Plays unselected selections at
random. RECORD ARM
RECORD CLAMP catches on
RECORD MAGAZINE spacer.
RECORD MAGAZINE scans to
selected position, RECORD
CHANGER stops as record is being
clamped in RECORD ARM.
Record not properly positioned on
TURNTABLE.
Record is placed on TURNTABLE
then immediately returned to
RECORD MAGAZINE.
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R E C O R D CHANGER MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (cont'd.)
CAUSE
SYMPTOMS
CORRECTIONS
13.
33.113 RPM records fail to seat on
TURNTABLE.
(a)
Foreign materials or broken LEVER SPRING
in TURNTABLE PILOT.
Remove foreign materials, check LEVER SPRINGS
inside PILOT.
14.
TONE ARM STYLUS misses record.
(a)
TONE ARM RELEASE incorrectly adjusted.
Check TONE ARM RELEASE adjustment; see page 19C.
(b)
TONE ARM FEED-IN incorrectly adjusted.
Check TONE ARM RELEASE adjustment, page 19C, then
TONE ARM FEED-IN adjustment, page 19C.
(a)
TURNTABLE MOTOR not plugged in.
Check TURNTABLE MOTOR PLUG.
(b)
TURNTABLE BELTS off DRIVE WHEEL or
TURNTABLE.
Check BELTS.
(c)
Defective TURNTABLE MOTOR.
Replace MOTOR.
(d)
TURNTABLE DRIVE WHEEL incorrectly
adjusted.
Check TURNTABLE DRIVE WHEEL adjustment;
see page l6C.
(e)
Open contacts in RY-10, OVERRIDE RELAY.
Check RY-10.
( )
TURNTABLE PILOT fails to reset.
Check TURNTABLE PILOT RESET adjustments;
see page 21C.
(h)
TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE ASSEMBLY
incorrectly adjusted.
Check TURNTABLE SPEED CHANGE adjustments;
see page 17C.
(c)
TURNTABLE DRlVE WHEEL CABLE off
ADJUSTING PULLEY.
Check CABLE and PULLEY (located under TURNTABLE DRlVE WHEEL ADJUSTMENT PLATE):
see page 17C.
(a)
Excessive lint and dust on TONE ARM
STYLUS.
Check STYLUS BRUSH; see page 18C.
(b)
Incorrect TONE ARM STYLUS pressure.
Check STYLUS PRESSURE; see page 20C.
(a)
Worn or chipped TONE ARM STYLUS.
Replace STYLUS.
(h)
Incorrect TONE ARM STYLUS PRESSURE.
Check STYLUS PRESSURE; see page 20C.
(c)
Bind in TONE ARM ASSEMBLY.
Check TONE ARM ASSEMBLY for freedom of
movement.
15.
16.
TURNTABLE does not turn, record
in play position.
4 5 RPM records play at 33-113 RPM.
.
17.
18.
TONE ARM jumps grooves
producing a THUMPING SOUND.
Excessive record wear.
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RECORD CHANGER MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (cont'd.)
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19.
20.
Record fails to enter RECORD
MAGAZINE.
SELECTION ACCUMULATOR
MOTOR runs continuously.
CORRECTIONS
CAUSE
SYMPTOMS
(a)
RECORD TAKEOUT ARM and RECORD
GUIDE incorrectly aligned.
Align RECORD TAKEOUT ARM and RECORD
GUIDE; see page 13C.
(h)
Foreign material in RECORD TAKEOUT
BEVEL GEARS.
Remove foreign material.
(c)
Broken RECORD ARM SPRING.
Replace SPRING.
(a)
RY-3 and/or RY-4 fails to energize.
Check SAFETY CIRCUIT; see SEQUENCE OF
OPERATION.
NOTES
ELECTRICAL AND SOUND SYSTEMS
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SECTION F
WIRING D I A G R A M COLOR CODE
100
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
A-B
C-D
E-F
G=H
1-K
160-200
A
B
C
D
E-EE
F-FF
G
H
J-JJ
K-KK
1-91
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10.110
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SOLID
COLOR
WIRE
TRACER
Tan
Red
Orange
Yellow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Pink
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Tan
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Brown
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Black
Brown
Red
Tan
Yellow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Black
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
Orange
White
Brown
Tan
Orange
YeUow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Black
Tan
Red
Orange
Yellow
Dr. Green
Dr. Blue
Purple
Gray
Purple
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
SOLID
COLOR
WIRE
TRACER
White
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Tan
Dr. Green
Dr. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Tan
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
White
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Lt. Green
Tan
Pink
Gray
White
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Tan
Gray
White
Black
Brown
Red
Orange
Yellow
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Purple
Gray
Tan
Black
Pink
Lt. Green
Lt. Blue
Pink
None
None
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Yellow
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Green
Blue
Blue
Blue
BIue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Blue
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
Purple
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
White
None
None
None
None
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SECTION F
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SECTION F
SPEAKER CONNECTIONS
PHONOGRAPH SPEAKERS
The phonograph speakers are low impedance speakers and are normally connected to the A and G terminals of each channel
of the Model 553 Amplifier. They may be moved to either B, C, or D terminals for required loudness level with respect to
loudness level of auxiliary speakers.
LOW IMPEDANCE AUXILIARY SPEAKERS
The impedance of a speaker is expressed in ohms. Most low impedance auxiliary speakers (speakers without matching transformers) used with coin operated phonographs have an impedance of 8 ohms, that is, they present a load of 8 ohms when
connected to the output terminals of an amplifier.
Two 8 ohm speakers connected in parallel present a load of 4 ohms:
8 Ohm
Speaker
8 Ohm
Speaker
4 Ohm Load
Three 8 ohm speakers connected in parallel present a load of 2.66 ohms:
8 Ohm
Speaker
8 Ohm
Speaker
8 Ohm
Speaker
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CAUTION
DO NOT CONNECT LOW IMPEDANCE SPEAKERS (speakers without matching transformers) TO CV (constant voltage)
TERMINALS:
LOAD PRESENTED BY 8 OHM SPEAKERS CONNECTED IN PARALLEL
Page 4F
Number of
Speakers
2
3
Load in
Ohms
4
4
5
6
7
8
2
1.6
1.33
9
.88
2.66
1.14
1
Number of
Speakers
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Load in
Ohms
.8
.72
.66
.61
.57
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WURLITZER
SECTION F
CONSTANT VOLTAGE (CV) SPEAKERS
Parallel connected constant voltage speakers (those equipped with 70.7 Volt line transformers) should be connected to the CV
terminals, either stereo or mono, of the Model 553 Amplifier. For stereo the right channel speakers should be connected
across the A channel CV terminals and the left channel speakers should be connected across the B channel CV terminals.
The sum of the transformer wattage taps employed on each channel must not exceed the following:
Phonograph Speakers Connected
to G and:
A
B
C
D
Not Connected
Maximum Sum of CV Transformer
Wattage Taps Employed:
20
30
35
37.5
40
PHASING OF CV SPEAKERS
Two of the terminals of the Model 553 Amplifier CV terminals are identified by blue dots and are the terminals to which the
G or common terminal of 70.7 Volt line transformers should be connected for each channel, either stereo or mono.
CAUTION
Blue dot terminals are not common with each other (they are of different channels) nor are they common with any other
terminals.
WURLITZER SATELLITE SELECTIVE CONSOLE SPEAKER
The speaker load of the Satellite is 16 ohms per channel (same as phonograph). Provided no other auxiliary speakers are
connected, Satellite speakers may be connected to A, B, C or D and G of each channel regardless of where the phonograph
speakers are connected.
CAUTION
Connecting auxiliary speakers, either low impedance or CV, so as to exceed the maximum permissible load will result in
distorted sound and blown Amplifier fuses.
speakers
connected to B & G , an 8 ohm speaker connected to A & G - result
EXAMPLE: Phonograph
Amplifier fuses blown.
I
1
k
EXAMPLE: An 8 ohm speaker connected to CV terminals - result
speaker damage.
- distorted
- distorted sound, Amplifier fuses blown
sound,
and possible
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ACCESSORY TERMINAL S T R I P
YELLOW OOT
YELLOW DOT
137055
PHONOGRAPH SPEAKER LAYOUT - REAR VIEW
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SECTION F
MODEL 554 POWER SUPPLY ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
1. Chassis Pan and Silk Screen Assembly
2. Socket, 117 V
3. Transformer
4. Receptacle, 9 R
Contact (6)
5. Receptacle, 1 2 B
Contact (9)
6. Receptacle, 3
Contact (2)
7. Fuse Post
Lockwasher
Fuse, 5 A
Fuse Post
Lockwasher
Fuse, 15 A
Socket. 117 V. WICnd. (2)
switch; O N ~ O F F '
Lockwasher
Switch Bracket
Line Cord
Strain Relief
INTERCONNECTING CABLE ASSEMBLIES USED I N 3600 SERIES PHONOGRAPHS
(Not shown on Illustrated Parts Drawings)
1. Cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly
(Power Supply to Amplifier)
2. Cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly
(Power Supply to Control Box)
3. Cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly, 3600
(Selection Accumulator to Control Box)
4. cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly,
3610 - 3660
(Selection Accumulator t o Control Box)
5. Cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly
(Selection Accumulator to Selector Switch)
WURLITZER
136699
6.
138640
7.
138515
8.
138516
9.
Cable, Plug and Receptacle Assembly
(Chassis to Control Box)
Cable and Plug Assembly
(BOIAC to Control Box)
Cable Assembly
(Slug Rejector to BO/AC)
Cable and Plug Assembly
(BOIAC to Control Box Bill Accepters only)
138519
138520
138835
138818
138518
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SECTION F
NOTE: The two Amplifier Output Transformers are located
on the rear of the Accessory Terminal Panel.
MODEL 553 AMPLIFIER
Cover and Silk Screen Assembly
Knob
Cover and Silk Screen Assembly, Mike Kit
Heat Sink and Socket Assembly
Transistor (4)
Q10, Qll, Q12, Q13
Red, Orange, YeUow, Green or Blue
(Soecifv
Color)
.
~nskator(4)
Capacitor, 2000 Mfd., 50 V. D.C.
Plue. 9 -RReceptacle, 6
Receptacle, Audio
Capacitor, 3000 Mfd., 55 V. D.C.
Receptacle, Auxiliary Amplifier Output
Capacitor, 3000 Mfd., 55 V. D.C.
Mounting Plate, Capacitor
.
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- ILLUSTRATED PARTS LIST
Cover and Silk Screen Assembly,
Remote Loudness
Switch, Scratch Compensator
Pm, Fall Support (2)
Retaining Ring (2)
Printed Board Assemblv
Relay, Red
Hold Down Spring, Relay
Receptacle, Relay, Red
Terminal, Relay Socket (8)
Chassis Pan and Silk Screen Assembly
Loudness Control Assemblv
Control
Plug, 9 Mili.
Switch, Cancel
Tbumbscrew (2)
Retainer (2)
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SECTION F
BILL OF MATERIALS 553 AMPLIFIER
7
ITEM NO.
PART NO.
VALUE
R1
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
R8
R9
R10
R11
R12
R13
R14
R15
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21
R22
R23
R24
R25
R26
R27
R28
R29
R30
R31
R32
R33
R34
R35
R36
77347-25
77311-25
77341-25
77347-25
77293-25
77335-25
77363-25
7733525
77312-25
77338-25
77290-25
77300-25
77306-25
7ESU'25
77321-25
7733625
77308-25
77313-25
77251-25
77285-25
77347-25
77327-25
7729525
125710
77295-25
125700
77327-25
74817-2
74844-2
749053
74486-32
72482-31
74826-2
77245-25
77355-25
180 K
5.6 K
100 K
180 K
1K
56 K
820 K
47 K
6.2 K
75 K
750 OHM
2K
3.6 K
36 K
15 K
62 K
4.3 K
6.8 K
ISOHM
470 OHM
180 K
27 K
1K
100 K
1 .2 K
100 K
27 K
25 OHM
0.5 OHM
120 OHM
2.7 OHM
1.2 K
390 OHM
100HM
390 K
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REMARKS
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
114 W
BALANCE
114 W
LOUDNESS
114 W
5 W
5 W
10 W
2W
2 W
5 W
114 W
114 W
'EM NO.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
10%
10%
5%
10%
5%
10%
5%
5%
ITEM NO.
PART NO.
0 1 ,a2
0 3 ,04
05
0 6 ,07
0 8 ,a9
O1O'all
012,013
138789-5
138789-4
131262
138789-5
136406
GREEN
DRIVERS
Si'9S
125703
RED, ORANGE, YELLOW
GREEN OR BLUE
S1
S2
S3
S4
S5
S6
125709
125708
125708
121301
116723
62886
D.P.D.T.
D.P.T.T.
D.P.T.T.
D.P.S.T.
S.P.D.T.
D.P.D.T.
TI
T2
T3
138238
136780
138508
LOW-VOLTAGE
DRIVER.' /<0937
AUDIO
C1
C2
C3
C4
C5
C6
C7
G3
C9
C10
C11
C12
C13
C14
C15
C16
C17
C18
C19
C20
C21
C23
C24
C25
C26
C27
C28
PART NO.
VALUE
76695-131
76185-1I S
76481-6
76163-11s
76199-17s
76686-132
76165-11s
76187-11s
76169-11s
7618511s
76392-341
76396-341
76199-17s
76171-215
76419-341
7620327s
76686-135
76811
76811
76165-11
76207-27s
76620
76621
76912
76175-21s
76411-341
77516-3
500 MFD
,039 MFD
2 MFD
.0047 MFD
.15 MFD
100 MFD
,0056 MFD
,047 MFD
,0082 MFD
,033 MFD
,0047 MFD
,0033 MFO
. I 5 MFD
.O1 MFD
.00047 MFD
;22 MFD
100 MFQ
500 MFD
500 MFD
,0056 MFD
.33 MFO
3000 MFD
2000 MFD
3000 MFD
.015 MFD
820 MMFD
3300 MFD
REMARKS
3 v
100 V
25 V
100 V
75 V
6 V
100 V
100 V
100 V
100 V
DISC.
DISC,
75 V
100 V
DISC.
75 V
25 V
25 V
25 V
100 V
75 V
55 V
50 V
55 V
100 V
DISC.
16 V
1
REMARKS
DUAL SELENIUM - RED
DUAL SELENIUM - YELLOW
GREENDOT
YELLOW DOT
P-N-PSILICON
SILICONE 3A
15AMP. SLO
5 AMP. SLO BLO
1.6AMP. SLO BLO
I
I
RELAY
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SECTION F
MODEL 3600 WIRING DIAGRAM
1
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