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23 May 2005: I haven't had much time in the last couple of
weeks to play about with the juke but finally solved the problem on
Saturday. I thought I'd better take everything apart so started by
removing the turntable and selection assembly, which was more difficult
than I imagined as the shaft was very difficult indeed to remove - it
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24 April 2005: I have now taken apart the big 27 connection Jones plug and socket, and the smaller one that connects the program holder assembly. I cleaned each contact and tested continuity from one side to the other and checked all the wire connections - everything seems fine. I did take the whole button bank out earlier when I refixed a couple of damaged joints, all the other connections were ok. |
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23 April 2005: Today I've been trying to work out what's stopping the selector buttons from working. |
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22 April 2005: I spent tonight taking the control box apart. I undid all the sockets apart from the carriage motor one as that would need
unsoldering, so everything else hung off that. I cleaned the interlock, interlock trip and cancel coils' contacts, and also found two wires that weren't connected up. One was from pin 3 of the carriage motor socket, the other was a resistor from the cancel coil. However there was no sign of the resister on the schematic and the diagram in the parts section didn't contain one. The interlock coils look different in there too. |
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