20 Most Recent Wurlitzer Jukebox CD Player - Page 8 Questions & Answers

The problem is most likely the keypad. The contacts inside wear over time. I have these in stock, or you can send the keyboard in for overhaul. Please email [email protected].

The problem is most likely the K7 microswitch actuator. I have these as well as the instructions to install and adjust it. Please email [email protected]. Normally this is a very inexpensive repair. BTW, the NYNY is hands down the most beautiful CD box produced.

Speakers are connected to the output transformer assembly. It is a unit with two transformers and many screw terminals. There is a big red L on one transformer and a big red R on the other. If you don't have a manual, I can email you the connection diagram for the output transformer assembly. Please email me, [email protected].

I'm not sure what you are referring to by "error mode 44". I know Wurlitzer jukeboxes quite well and can help you troubleshoot over the phone. Please email [email protected].

I can either sell you a complete new keyboard assembly or economically repair yours. Please email [email protected].

I have manuals for all Wurlitzer jukeboxes in stock. I can help you determine which one you need, as there are different amplifiers, computers, CD players/control units depending on the age of your machine. Please email [email protected].

The problem is most likely your K7 switch actuator. I have these in stock, with instructions to properly replace and adjust. Please email [email protected].

I question the ability of your "expert". If it was repaired, the problem would have been solved. I can help you troubleshoot over the phone and and able to repair and test all of the components in the machine. Please email [email protected].

Troubleshooting procedures are different depending on which player system is in the machine. I can help with troubleshooting over the phone and can repair any on the components insdie the machine. Please email [email protected].

The cd unit in this jukebox is an Philips CDM12 mechanism. It's a proprietary one, that can't be replaced with anything else.
This model
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-original-Philips-CDM12-4-laser-mechanism-VAM1204-/120626455414
Is an ***** and improved version of what you have, slight modifications will be necessary to install it.

Hello,

You say you do not have the digital display lite up, have you checked all of the breakers on the power supply?
If not do so. Rowe Ami jukeboxes are very prone to dry joints (cold joints in the USA) this is cracking around the soldered pin on the connections to the boards.
If you can solder correctly then check out the printed circuit board on the power supply. I would retest and see if the display now lights after correcting a fault on the power supply.
If that has not made any difference then proceed to the Mechanism Control Board and the Central Control Computer (CCC) and check again for dry joints.

If you can not solder with any confidence then send in your boards to a Rowe Ami specialist for testing/repair.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

I can help you troubleshoot further. What exactly does it do (or not do) when it gets hot and fails? For help, email [email protected]

The carousel cannot located the home position. Can be caused by:

Light gate bulb burned out

Carrier not rotating (problem with motor circuit or mechanical problem)

Please email if you need more help, [email protected]

In my experience this is usually a problem with the CD player or the CD control unit. I have had this problem with my Wurlitzer CD Carnegie and I solved it by simply taking a Q-tip, moistening it with rubbing alcohol and lightly rubbing it on the CD player's laser lens and then using the other side of the Q-tip to dry it. Over time dust and dirt can build up on the lens causing read errors, which in turn cause the jukebox to reject the CD. If that does not help, I would suggest looking into replacing the CD player or the CD control unit.

Hello,

I suggest that you get a manual from www.victoryglass.com if you do not already have on, all the instructions for setting up the CCC will be in the manual.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man

In the 1015 model - the one in the picture, the error 8 signifies that the controller of the player is no longer communicating with the cd mechanism: either the mechanism has failed and it will have to be replaced or the controller has a defect in itself.
The only way to fix that is to open the unit, test and diagnose it and replace the failed part. That is a job that only a well qualified personnel should do - contact Wurlitzer here
http://www.gibson.com/Products/Wurlitzer/About/ContactUs/
to obtain the data on the closest certified repair shop. Beware, the repair will be expensive, over $500.

Do you have credits on the machine?

we had the same problem with our 1015 vinyl omt, we replaced the ac/dc rectifier and the 2 big capacitors and the problem was solved. (it cost about 15 euro's) good luck!