Seeburg amp parts list

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Seeburg amp parts list

by Javajesus » Tue Feb 23, 2010 10:17 pm

Does anyone have a parts list for re-capping the SHP amp for an STD3? $70 seems pretty steep for a bunch of capacitors. I'd rather eliminate the middle man.

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Re: Seeburg amp parts list

by TinkerV2 » Wed Feb 24, 2010 3:03 pm

Hi javajesus,

I just checked out the schematic for electrolytics. They're the most prone to deterioration. The disc type coupling caps are usually good. I also replaced the axial lead wax caps. A good Fluke meter can test caps for their value, but won't check them for leakage. Hope that helps!
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Re: Seeburg amp parts list

by Ken Layton » Wed Feb 24, 2010 7:10 pm

Doesn't this amplifier have a couple of expensive "twist prong" can style capacitors? I know it has several axial lead electrolytics on the circuit boards.

Might be worth your time to buys the late Tony Miller's Seeburg SHP amplifier book.


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Re: Seeburg amp parts list

by Ron Rich » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:26 pm

The "Electronic Units Part Catalog" (published by Seeburg) contains a schematic,service notes, and parts lists--
I also suggest that if you re going to work on it, you should purchase (the late) Tony Miller's book--as it can be a little "quarky"--
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Re: Seeburg amp parts list

by Javajesus » Thu Feb 25, 2010 1:42 am

I plan on ordering (the late) tony millers amp book this week. where do i find the electronic parts catalog? is it available anywhere free on the net. i am also thinking that the dcc might need new caps as well. when playing a record, the motor runs slower than it should. it did this when i first looked at it, but went away as it warmed up. now it is in a cold shop and takes awhile for it to warm up.

ron, on a side note. i ordered your manual i think yesterday.


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Re: Seeburg amp parts list

by Ron Rich » Thu Feb 25, 2010 1:54 am

The electronics book should be included in any package of books for that model. www.alwaysjukin.com sells it, and Tony's book.
I don't know which book of mine you ordered, but if it's the mechnism guide, the motor is covered in it--"Microlog Trouble Shooting" does not--
If you have ordered it from me directly, I can't put a name to your "member name" on this list--but thanks for your purchase. Ron Rich

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