Service manual explaining the operating sequence for 2300s?

[mikem]

I have the 2300s manual but it isn't great for explaining the operating sequence.

I believe a later manual has better information for very similar mechanisms.

Cheers

[Ron Rich]

Hi Mike,
Yep-- as it says in the "Hi Newbies" post-- Service Manuals often did not re-print what was in a prior manual, as they were written for the service person who attended service schools, and had copies of previous manuals -- Ron Rich

[mikem]

Thanks Ron
My question (not very well put) was which manual would be the best to buy for the most complete and detailed information re the operating sequence?

[Ron Rich]

Hi Mike,
Yes-- I understand-- however, my WurliTzer manual collection is very "lacking", so I can't answer you--hopefully someone with a better collection, will chime in here ?? Ron Rich

[jukenorman]

Hi Mike,
I don't know either and I'm not sure if such a thing exists! All I can suggest is looking at manuals for sale where the description contains the included sections eg at jukeboxparts.co.uk. You said in your first post that you thought a later manual had better descriptions - you don't happen to have any idea which one? I have the 2400 manual and following five models but none of the 3000 series (Americanas) of that type of mech..

Norman.

[mikem]

If I am remembering correctly the 3100...?

[Ron Rich]

Hi Mike,
The 2900's thru 3300's are the same as the 2300's, in 99% of their operations-- changed very little in those years-- I think both the 2900 and 3000 manuals, may have had a sequence of operations in them ? Ron Rich

[mikem]

Thanks.
I found several manuals online and am going through them. The later ones certainly are better than the 2300 one!