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I am English retired and living in Spain I have bought an AMI Cadette Jukebox Model CMM1 totally none working and have challenged myself to restore if to its former glory, as a Motor Mechanic in a previous life I have a knowledge of mechanics but not electronics but i am enjoying learning. This my first time on any forum so please tell me if I go wrong, Is your mechanism the open basket type or is it the earlier type with the separation wires between each CD? the later were modified to prevent damage to the CD's (which were loosing their track information). You need to know which laser/mechanism is fitted to your jukebox, it will be a CDM-3, CDM-4, CDM-12 or CD-PRO with the suitable mechanism control/decoder. What country do you live in, this will aid us so we can suggest where to send your boards for testing/repair. If you have read it (a number of times) so you can be familiar with the terms used for the parts, their location and the programming of the jukebox.

#Rowe ami cd jukebox keys manual

To be honest that is about as far you can go with your limited knowledge, have you bought the correct manual for your jukebox. Check the Power Supply Unit that all of the leds are lit. Once you have established that the plugs are all good. MAKE SURE YOU DO THIS WITH THE JUKEBOX OFF OR THE SERVICE SWITCH INTO THE OFF POSITION I suggest that you make sure all of the molex plugs that go to the boards in your jukebox are fully seated. Re the opto switch, check all the four wires going into the molex plug these wires are very thin and can break, if all ok remove the opto switch and clean between the sensors, if the mechanism gear that opto switch sensors is dirty, then clean this as well. If you think you so have a connection issue on P105 on the CCC then desolder each connection on the pins and reflow with new solder. If ok slightly open the folded pin this when reincerted will put extra pressure on the connection.Дo the above to every connect on each end of the loom. Reset the pawl amnd look at the connection pin, you will see that it constructed by a folded method, first check the sloping surface of the pin for any tarnish, if there is any clean of with a pencil rubber (erazer) or a fibre glass cleaning pencil.

#Rowe ami cd jukebox keys driver

Re the R-89 check the loom from the the CCC to P205 on the mechanism control, remove each connection from the molex plug one pin at a time by pushing in the pawl and extracting the pin with a very small screw driver orcract knife.

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You will see the gear assembly, scan has a spring attached to it, this gear under tention by the spring activates the switch to stop the scan after about a full revolution and a third.Д¬heck that this is working correctly and is activating the switch. Re the MM-3 the problem may well be in the Scan Control Assembly 303-05111.Д¬heck out the miccro switch in this assembly, part number 200-10731.

How should i proceed diagnostically? Thanks in advance for your help again! I also checked the 2-amp slo-blo fuse, which was good. Since I had it apart, I went ahead and cleaned the relays again with a paper taper. If I activate what I think is the Detent Solenoid, the magazine will begin scanning, but I have to manually hold the transfer arm shoe in to keep it from rubbing the records.ДЄfter reading through my manual, I thought this might be a symptom of a bad cam microswitch, but they all tested good (or at least the resistance on the switches changed according to switch operation). I cannot visibly see any broken components.

In more detail, specifically, when I turn my Jukebox on, the power activates and the transfer motor cam attempts to move and then seems to bind and the machine buzzes. It's sort of like the jukebox is stuck on this one step and won't move forward with operation.

I cleared the record but the transfer arm will not release (meaning the shoe does not retract) to allow the magazine to scan. A record didn't set down correctly and as the transfer arm went to place it back in the magazine, it jammed. You helped me get my 1963 Rowe AMI JAL-200 jukebox running earlier in the year and I'm afraid it stopped working and I could use your help again.