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i have a Seeburg Ls1, it was working but now it just scans and scans and doesnt stop on the selection, please help i really dont know what it could be,, i have the service manual but i dont even know where to start

Hi Felix,
Start by telling me what model the Solid State Control (SCC-?)center is---
Ron Rich

it is the ssc-7

Felix,
OK--do you have a meter--if so, check the voltages as shown on the SCC front. The Read out voltage can only be determined when the detent switch is open. Also, that voltage needs to be checked while the mechanism is scanning, with the Service switch in "play" position--NOTE--This can only be done with a good analog meter (250volt dc scale)
Let me know the readings !
Ron Rich

i dont have a meter but i might be able to borrow one, where should i test it from? btw you mean a multimeter right

Felix,
Not knowing your "skill level", I would suggest that if you do not know how to test it, that you don't attempt it. Rather, get some "pro" help, as voltages are high enough to cause you to "hurt' yourself, or worse !
Most often, a failure such as the IS internal in the SCC--but, there are other places it could be-- I can test/rebuild that SCC for you, if you wish to ship it to me.
If you want to do that, please contact me at : ronnnrich@yahoo.com Ron Rich

my buddy's an electrician and he can check it but he is going to ask me these questions, what test points and at what voltage it should be

Ron Rich wrote:Felix,
OK--do you have a meter--if so, check the voltages as shown on the SCC front. The Read out voltage can only be determined when the detent switch is open. Also, that voltage needs to be checked while the mechanism is scanning, with the Service switch in "play" position--NOTE--This can only be done with a good analog meter (250volt dc scale)
Let me know the readings !
Ron Rich

ok i see the points, i will check the readout load and let you know, sorry for the newbie questions

Just be sure to replace the test point cover !! I have been "bitten" too many times when "someone" has failed to replace one ! Ron Rich

Ron Rich wrote:Just be sure to replace the test point cover !! I have been "bitten" too many times when "someone" has failed to replace one ! Ron Rich

ok i'll remember that thanks, my buddy will be over this afternoon, ill post the results

felix213 wrote:

Ron Rich wrote:Felix,
OK--do you have a meter--if so, check the voltages as shown on the SCC front. The Read out voltage can only be determined when the detent switch is open. Also, that voltage needs to be checked while the mechanism is scanning, with the Service switch in "play" position--NOTE--This can only be done with a good analog meter (250volt dc scale)
Let me know the readings !
Ron Rich

its 346 before and while scanning no change, and it is on the play position

felix213 wrote:

felix213 wrote:

Ron Rich wrote:Felix,
OK--do you have a meter--if so, check the voltages as shown on the SCC front. The Read out voltage can only be determined when the detent switch is open. Also, that voltage needs to be checked while the mechanism is scanning, with the Service switch in "play" position--NOTE--This can only be done with a good analog meter (250volt dc scale)
Let me know the readings !
Ron Rich

its 346 before and while scanning no change, and it is on the play position

???

This indicates an "open" in the read out circuit. Check the detent switch and both contact block pins--the little red wires often detach, but it's odd that they both would do so at the same time--- Ron Rich

Ron Rich wrote:This indicates an "open" in the read out circuit. Check the detent switch and both contact block pins--the little red wires often detach, but it's odd that they both would do so at the same time--- Ron Rich

ok let me check it

Ron Rich wrote:This indicates an "open" in the read out circuit. Check the detent switch and both contact block pins--the little red wires often detach, but it's odd that they both would do so at the same time--- Ron Rich

checked the wires and they are sodered on..., what else can it be ????