"Syco" -What you may be feeling is the stiffening of the cloth loom that covers the cables from the mech, Tormat, keyboard. With the exception of cables that were allowed to rest on a tube, actual brittleness in a cable is very rare. Over time the plastics that insulate the individual wir...

I'm told that "hard is good"--but I don't recall that, any more--so--to answer what I think, is your question-- If the insulation will snap off, I would surely replace the wire ! ( or, at minimum, sleeve it ) Ron Rich Ok that made me chuckle. I will investigate further and see if it is br...

Well, Back in the "olden daze", When Jukeboxes and (many more) Pins (then today) were produced, "MusicGuyz", and "PinGuyz" did not like each others field--They were "two different worlds"-- Ron Rich ::hides:: I am almost afraid to ask this one but the casing ...

Coming from pinball land all old parts are easily cross referenced on google for the new parts. I will have to check with a few suppliers once funds allow. I think the first order of business is the 2 cap kits though.

Well look at what my dad gave me today. Hopefully they are of some use... Was looking through and found part numbers for what I need but google returns nothing. I guess this will be harder than finding parts for pinball machines... https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-or0HKlyibPY/UZF-WT86N4I/AAAAAAAAB...

Well a few weeks turned into a few months. It is now in my possession, dirt and all. Some problems though... Back door doesn't close for some reason. It feels like something is pinching but I don't see anything. Front right caster is broken off and nowhere to be found The metal on the bottom right i...

Well wouldn't you know it... It didn't fit in the van. I have a fever today so am down for the count. I meant to at least take some pictures but forgot and was pretty annoyed with myself that it didn't fit. Oh well. just push it back a few weeks...

Well provided nothing comes up I will be grabbing the juke from my dad today after work. Hopefully the stars align and will allow me to finally get it. Then the real fun begins!

As far as I know what ever manual my father has was purchased back in the 80s when he got the machine. Won't know more till the snow melts and I can go get it. I am not even sure if it is the repair manual. he said he thought it was but it could very well be the operators manual.

Frank, You are welcome-- The "Repair", or Service Manual will be of zero help, if you do not read it ??? Since it will be awhile, I would suggest that you do that first, and I might suggest that my Seeburg Mechanism Guide, would also be of help--but you DO need to read it :lol: Contact me...

Rob and Ron, thanks for the input. The weather out here is getting worse so it may be a few weeks till I finally get the machine at my place. I will build up a dim bulb tester sooner. Seems like something good to have around in general for all of my hobbies. Rob, all of your instructions are clear a...

Hello, My father has recently decided to pass his Seeburg q100 down to me (after he failed to find someone to fix it and got a Rockola Comet). Back when he put it into storage in his garage it was doing the whole scan twice fail to find the 45 thing. I have mostly worked out what I need to do to fix...