Rock ola 443 jukebox question

Its flipped onto 240 volts and worked fine, i dont know what my power companey supply's me with.

Hi
For Denmark it would be 230vac so 240 is fine
clones

Really? i can turn the jukebox on with it on that?

Use a meter to check this, or call your power company--you should set this as close as possible to the power supplied.
Ron Rich

When i was at the seller, he turned it on and it went fine.

What you REALLY need to do is monitor the line voltage out of the step-down transformer--it should equal the stated voltage on the ID tag of the phono--too high, or too low, will "burn things out"-- Ron Rich

I cant really do that unfortunate..i assume its working fine since i saw it running at his place.

IMHO, "assuming" is the most dangerous word in the world ! Ron Rich

I could might find out what power level there is at my home on the power breaker, useally says on it.

I saw it said 230/400 V 50/60 Hertz and then on another part of it said 220 volts.

The jukebox is running alright on 220 volts its giveing out a horrible humming thou the speakers unfortanly, and its been concluded that a fuse has gone bad in it wich prevents the jukebox mechanics from moveing, is that true?

Hi
You will really have to go through the manual and check the various fuses and breakers in the machine and get familiar with the cycle of operation, The hum sound could be a faulty amp, mute relay, bad ground connection and so on.
clones

I did see a lose ground wire on the jukebox, i think its that wire your refereing to i saw clone.
its sitting lose on the jukebox, is there a screw to mount it on? i saw the gripper arm was half way thou that cycle with placeing a record on it, but noting is going on when i press the black eject switch and noting when input a song number.

Sir,
I mean no dis-respect, but, IMHO, you will need to find someone with more mechanical/electrical skills then you seem to possess. You will also need to obtain an Service Manual Package, read, and understand it , prior to doing anything more to that phonograph, as I fear you are doing nothing but damage. I strongly suggest you remove power from it , wait for the manual package, and help. Please read above "attn: Newbies"--
Ron Rich

I have long since taken out power from it, lik 5 days ago and looking around for help.
and i dont need pointing out im a non skil perosn at these, i did mention it a couple of times already.