Seeburg HF100R - Cancel Button

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Seeburg HF100R - Cancel Button

by rvalkenburg » Tue Sep 09, 2014 4:54 am

The manuals do not go into great detail about the cancel button, what exactly does it do?
The reason I ask is that, I am troubleshooting why I can not get the unit to pickup or reject 45's but I can make selections and the pinbank is engaged and I can manually mount/play/reject a 45 but the cancel button does nothing for me at anytime. Wondering if that help lead/direct me to my core problem.
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Re: Seeburg HF100R - Cancel Button

by Ron Rich » Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:00 am

Ron,
The button on the rear of the phono is in parallel with the end of record switch (if it's plugged into the WSR).
Did you check the SC-C V-IC contacts on the mech ?
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Re: Seeburg HF100R - Cancel Button

by rvalkenburg » Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:05 am

I have cleaned all of the contacts, with a wire dremel brush, no sand paper. I have also followed all of the spacing adjustments from the manual for all of the contacts on the mech and on the Receiver. I will have to double check them all again tomorrow. I have ordered a cap kit for the receiver and Amp, could this be a cap issue? I would not think so as everything else it working perfectly, just will not detect a pin has been selected and will not reject a record a when played manually and the end.

Getting so close and still having fun....
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Re: Seeburg HF100R - Cancel Button

by Ron Rich » Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:09 am

Ron,
Correct--not a "cap issue"--just a "straight 25vac circuit" -- Ron Rich

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