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Tech: Seeburg Model C Motor Problem
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Tim
Nov 30, 2009, 4:38:53 PM11/30/09
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I went out on a service call to repair a persons model "C". The
problem is that nothing happens when you make a selection. When I got
there they had turned it on in the morning to see if it was still bad.
It was. I could smell the motor when I entered the room. It was so
hot I couldn't touch it. I could turn the coupler and shaft so I know
the motor isn't locked up.
Am I right in saying that I should replace the motor or could it be
the motor capacitor also. The customer is about 60 miles away from me
so when I go back I want it to work when I'm done.
Am I right in saying that I need a motor from a early Seeburg so
that it runs at 45 rpm. I don't want a motor from a LPC that had the
33 1/3 option as it will run at 33 1/3? Let me know what you think
and if you might have a used motor and cap for me.
Thanks,
Tim
problem is that nothing happens when you make a selection. When I got
there they had turned it on in the morning to see if it was still bad.
It was. I could smell the motor when I entered the room. It was so
hot I couldn't touch it. I could turn the coupler and shaft so I know
the motor isn't locked up.
Am I right in saying that I should replace the motor or could it be
the motor capacitor also. The customer is about 60 miles away from me
so when I go back I want it to work when I'm done.
Am I right in saying that I need a motor from a early Seeburg so
that it runs at 45 rpm. I don't want a motor from a LPC that had the
33 1/3 option as it will run at 33 1/3? Let me know what you think
and if you might have a used motor and cap for me.
Thanks,
Tim
Tony
Dec 7, 2009, 12:44:50 AM12/7/09
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Yes, bring both with you.
Tim
Dec 9, 2009, 12:01:04 PM12/9/09
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Any one out there tahat can sell me a used motor and capacitor? Let
me know.
Thanks,
Tim
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