WURLITZER ONE MORE TIME CD

Unless you have specialized equipment to align the laser, do not try to change the laser. That being said, when I have problems with a CD juke that I track down to the player, I change the whole player (the silver unit about 4"x6"). Enco systems .net has new and rebuilt CDM-pro players. If it as older one, other places rebuild them. Enco has a list of player symptoms on their home page to determine if you need a player.

you mean you wanna input an ipod?, simply connect your headphone output to your ipod towards this mega changer. that is if there's headphone input of this jukebox, if not..get a cable with headphone input and rca left and right at the end to be inputed towards the jukebox unit..

you need the service manual

The iPod should play automatically if plugged into the docking bay. There is a design fault which means the cable on the back of the docking bay gets dragged out if the title rack is dropped down. Check the cables and push them home.

Hello,

If your jukebox is ineed a Wurlitzer then you can order parts via a dealer, if the jukebox is by another manufacture then I suggest you look on the two following websites:-
www.victoryglass.com & www.happ.com for used parts www.jukeboxparts.com or in the UK at www.jukeboxparts.co.uk

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

To make the jukebox automatically switch between jukebox CDs and the IPOD source, you'll need the background music adaptor. I have these in stock, but need to know which amplifier is in your machine, as different amplifier types require different BGM units. Please email [email protected]

You don't actually need the whole kit, just the BGM unit. I have these in stock, please email [email protected]

If it uses a K99 amp you can buy an iPod docking bay as a kit to fit to the juke. If it is a Compact I84 amp you can't.

To connect an IPOD to a Wurlitzer, you need a background music adaptor (BGM). I have these available, both new and reconditioned. Also, if your OMT is new enough, a complete kit to mount the IPOD on the front of the machine is availble also. Please email for more information, [email protected].

Find the input wires (red and black phono plugs) going in to the side of the amp. Unplug them and play a record. Put a paper clip in the socket and if you get HUMMMMM the fault is the cartridge or wires. If you dont...then it is the amp.