Phonoland

I have been trying to figure out a couple of things on the 100 C parts for the Seeburg.

After looking at my machine I noticed the following.

Opening from the back I have a color wheel that lights up when the machine is plugged it. (Left side) The right side color wheel was laying loose in the machine. There are (2) sets of gears on the right. When I turn the (2) gears it moves the left side color wheel.

I also noticed a bracket of some sort near the gears, probably where the motor is mounted. There is also a female plug probably where the motor plugs into it?

So, if I can turn the (2) gears I assume I have a bar, and ladder chain? How does the the right side color wheel light up? I noticed the left side had some wires and also looks like a floursent bulb starter?

Can anybody help?

Maybe--
IF--original--the two "light sticks" plug into what looks like a "regular", brown, 117 vac socket, one on each side wall of the cabinet--HOWEVER, the sockets for the light sticks are NOT wired at 117vac--but are the output (hi) voltages for the lamps. A motor should be mounted in line with the RH side gears, and have a chain drive that turns the gear. The other light stick just "snaps" in place--(the two are interchangeable--)
Over the years--"people" have rewired the sockets, and installed new "light sticks" that are self powered, both for the lamp, and motor functions--can't tell from here, whatchewgots---
Ron Rich

I will take some picture, re-size and post to this thread.

Thanks Ron.