Ron I tried what you said it did not change. I did flip the reversing switch and it's changed now to cycling pick up and release record. I shot 2 small videos and emailed them to you.
Robert
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Re: Seeburg HF100G stuck mech
by Rfrancis01 » Mon Sep 05, 2016 5:48 pm
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Re: Seeburg HF100G stuck mech
by Ron Rich » Mon Sep 05, 2016 7:42 pm
Hi Robert,
From what I can see in the vid--it appears that the detent lever is never falling to the bottom of it's stroke. If that's the case, hold it ALL the way down, after, the clamp arm backs out--also hold the service switch "spring loaded" section, "on", for a second or two longer, and the mech should start to travel. Be sure the reversing switch is switch so that the mech travels to the left ! ( If you find my "Seeburg Mechanism Guide" --I have covered this) Ron Rich
From what I can see in the vid--it appears that the detent lever is never falling to the bottom of it's stroke. If that's the case, hold it ALL the way down, after, the clamp arm backs out--also hold the service switch "spring loaded" section, "on", for a second or two longer, and the mech should start to travel. Be sure the reversing switch is switch so that the mech travels to the left ! ( If you find my "Seeburg Mechanism Guide" --I have covered this) Ron Rich
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