I just had to cross reference the original part number through Hubbell to get a current one (a benefit of working for UL) but they are readily available, I got mine through Digi-key for $18.

That really helps Rob, thanks once again. I've ordered a new switch and I now agree that it is more than likely the culprit. I am really out of my element here and I appreciate your help. I will report my progress once I get the switch.

Thanks for the reply Rob. As I said above, the mechanical adjustment is correct and the switch tests fine. This is a problem that seems to happen after an hour or so of listening which is why I suspect the device the switch controls when tripped.

I may be using the wrong term for the switch, when an album is finished playing and the arm reaches it’s lowest point, this switch is made and prompts the next selection or ends the play function. Basically the same action that is accomplished by pressing the skip button on the rear of the machine. ...

Greetings, I am new to PhonoLand and I have a technical question regarding my ’63 Wurlitzer 2700 series. I have read the thread regarding the testing of switches and it left me with more questions than I previously had. My automatic reset switch tests good, I have continuity when closed and none whe...