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Post by rmckinney57 on May 12, 2019 19:43:52 GMT
Looking for help on a seeburg LPC 480 Wont play A or B side
it will select scan and pick up the record and turn table stops
i did notice the play meter coil stays energized . clutch appears to be moving ok from inspecting the plunger from rear of jukebox
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Post by Ron Rich on May 12, 2019 19:55:39 GMT
If the play meter coil is staying energized, you soon will have a fire !!! Turn the phono off till it's fixed !! Possible that the subtract coil in the APU-2 is also remaining energized--but that should "blow" the 1 -6/10 fuse ?? That coil is operated by a switch in the APU-2. Do you have a Service Manual ? If so, read the switch info, if not, it MAY be shown on the sticker on the APU. Ron Rich
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Post by rmckinney57 on May 12, 2019 23:28:12 GMT
hi and ty for the reply
APU is that in the pricng unit ?
Ive got two problem
i do have the repair manual - i see sc contact or cam switch keeping play meter coil energized ?
2nd problem
Im trying to figure out turntable motor wiring - to run after it picks up the record i see the reversing relay contacts seem ok
power relay energizes and contacts seem ok
cam switch contacts P O has me confused O controlling motor cap & P - power relay coil and that energize and relay contactsthat seem to be ok - motor is not turning turn table -it will scan fine id like to signal trace power to motor in play mode
guessing my problem is in the 25volt motor control circuit
a lot of contacts it goes thru
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Post by Ron Rich on May 13, 2019 1:20:16 GMT
Please READ the Service Manual, and use the terms they used in it. Please also read the PM I sent you, and the "stickies" on top of this post. When you say "play meter coil"--what exactly are you talking about --the total play meter, or the "popularity meter" ? If your motor "dies" upon pick up of a 45 rpm record--slightly pull back on the record clamp arm--If it starts the motor then, you ether havea bad 45 TASU-1, or a motor/drive train, "gummed" up. If the 45TASU-1 relay energizes, the problem is not in the 25 volt circuit. Ron Rich
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