Maybe the battery's dead?

go google and type in--- service agents for wurlitzer juke box ---
find and agent closest to you and call him on the phone

List it on eBay.

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Go to jukeboxworld there is all the info required

Your phone is on mute , or there is somethng like a toothpick stuck in the earphone plug... wouldn't hurt to take it to your carrier... ??

I can give you a name of a person who has fixed jukebox's for years, I don't know if he is still in business, but worth a try. His phone number is 1 613 475 6155 and he lives in Canada, feel free to use my name John Cunningham.

Musicmatch Jukebox 10 is not compatible with windows 7 >>
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/

MusicMatch Jukebox 10 was designed to be used on older 32-bit operating systems like Windows XP.Note that MusicMatch Jukebox 10 is also no longer being developed, so it is unlikely that these problems will be resolved in future.
Before proceeding with installation of Musicmatch Jukebox 10, you need to look on your Windows 7 PC for any previous versions of Musicmatch Jukebox. If you've already tried installing version 8, for example, then you need to run a complete uninstall, not to mention a good clean up of the registry.Use Revo uninstaller to uninstall and clean any registry trash ,revo uninstaller can be downloaded on the link below:

http://www.revouninstaller.com/revo_uninstaller_free_download.html

Once you have done this, or if you had no earlier versions of Musicmatch Jukebox installed, you will need to download and install the only suitable version.Download and Install Musicmatch Jukebox 10 on Windows 7 >>http://musicmatch-jukebox.com/

Once downloaded, right-click the installer file and select Run as Administrator. Next, you will need to OK the first of many warnings that the file is incompatible with this version of Windows.Proceed through the installer, clicking Next at each option.When you come to the registration page, click the option to not register and also claim to be under 13. Click Next to complete more steps of the installation, changing the location required for your Music folder if necessary. Musicmatch Jukebox 10 will add files and playlists to this location.As the installer finishes, you will be prompted to install the Yahoo! toolbar. You will need to deselect this.A successful installation should result in more incompatibility warnings. Ignore these, but agree to reboot your PC. Next right click Musicmatch Jukebox icon and select properties > compatibility >check run this program in compatibility mode for: (Windows XP) click apply ->ok.

I don't remember if this year/model has a tube amplifier or not. If it were just the hum, I would say it's time to have the tubes checked out or replaced. Since you are having malfunctions with the operation of the mechanical processes as well, my experience with these has been: Best case - a bad ground in the electronics. More than half of the ones I've fixed for people (with similar problems), I fixed by removing the electronic components, cleaning connectors, checking wires, and bolting everything back down tight. This is something you can do. (have you moved the jukebox lately? has it been jolted?) Worst Case - time and heat have caused a component on a circuit board to fail, or go out of tolerance. This will require an electronics repairman, and likely access to the schematic diagrams of the board(s). The schematics of these old jukeboxes are available for free online. There are forums specifically for Rockola Jukeboxes, which have dedicated repair sections you can ask other owners of the same vintage for help.

Hello,

I would post a request for an engineer in your area on the following jukebox forums:-

www.phonoland.com
www.collectingbanter.com
www.jukeboxmadness.com go to the forum section
www.arcadecontrols.com go to the forum section and pick jukebox

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Hello,

All of the one more time jukeboxes used the Phillips CD player, they started with the CDM3 then the CDM4 and CDM12 etc.
Around 1993 it would have been the CDM3/4.
You need to identify which Decoder it is using in the jukebox or you need a kit that replaces the CD player and Decoder.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

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