Title strips I can't find title strips for the jukebox anywhere. They're pretty small and yellow (at least mine were). I hate handwriting the labels on sheets of white paper and they do not match the other yellow strips with the album titles on them. If anyone knows a website to get them, please help!!!!

Here are all the spares suppliers.

https://www.google.com/search?q=ROWE%2FAMI%0D%0ALaserstar+VI+jukebox+cd-100G+white+plastic+title+page+holders

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hi

remove (and you may have to replace) the toner -- i am pretty sure you will find the label on the toner rollers
check out the video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stz8O9aUjTo

This printer has capability to print on labels. Here are some tips when printing on labels:

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Hello Cindy,

Are you sure that the jukebox manufacture is Wurlitzer? Many companies made the "One More Time" , Wurlitzer, Antique Apperatus, Rowe Ami, Rock Ola and Sound Leisure in the UK.

You need to find out who made it and then get a engineer who deals in that type of jukebox.
I sugest that you post a message on www.phonolan.com. Parts are available from www.victoryglass.com or you may get some www.happ.com

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
[email protected]

The 24 songs shown are for decoration only....The original 1015 made in 1946-47 held only 24 records, so these "fake" title strips are placed there on the "One More Time" to retain the original look. If you have any other questions or need repair, my name is Rod and I can be reached at [email protected].

Your tablet is set under the handwriting setting. Go to system preferences and select ink under hardware. Then turn off handwriting recognition.

So:

X >= 60
Y >= 50
Z >= 40

Take 51 sheets of "graph-paper" (1+200 minus 60 minus 50 minus 40).

On the first sheet of paper, label the graph-title as 'Z=40'.
Label the X-axis from 60 to 200.
Label the Y-axis from 50 to 200.
Draw a straight line from (X=60 and Y=(200-60-40))
to (Y=50 and X=(200-50-40)).

On the second sheet of paper, label the graph-title as 'Z=41'.
Label the X-axis from 60 to 200.
Label the Y-axis from 50 to 200.
Draw a straight line from (X=60 and Y=(200-60-41))
to (Y=50 and X=(200-50-41)).

On the next sheet of paper, label the graph-title as 'Z=42'.
Label the X-axis from 60 to 200.
Label the Y-axis from 50 to 200.
Draw a straight line from (X=60 and Y=(200-60-42))
to (Y=50 and X=(200-50-42)).

On the second sheet of paper, label the graph-title as 'Z=43'.
Label the X-axis from 60 to 200.
Label the Y-axis from 50 to 200.
Draw a straight line from (X=60 and Y=(200-60-43))
to (Y=50 and X=(200-50-43).

Keep going for all 51 sheets of graph-paper.

Stack the 51 sheets on top of each other,
to visualize the "3-D" solution to the problem.

P.S. Don't tell your school-teacher that I helped you do your "homework".

I made my own with a blank piece of paper and a sharpie. Make a solid black strip about 1.5 inches wide about 1.5 inces down from the top (short edge). about 1.5 inches below that make another one about 3 inches wide. Mine were at an angle but it still worked. feed it striped side down small line first. so esentially the first strip hits the entire width of the scanner all at once then it will see all white again, then all black again but wider this time. then all white till the end of the page. I based my mesurments on a picture so i have no real measurments but mine did work. if anyone has an actual page please take some mesurments and post them on here plz. well hope it works for you.

Hello,

Rowe Ami jukeboxes are prone to dry joints (called cold joints in the USA), this is cracking around the soldered connection pins that connect the wiringing to the circuit boards. If you can solder correctly then I would advise you to check all of the boards for cracking around any of the pins on the boards. So check out the following:-
Power supply board
CCC
Mechanism control/decoder
Keyboard

I would check out the Keyboard/Display the display board controls the title flip buttons.
I have seen a nuber of brand new display units for sale in the USA on Ebay for very little money.
When these were first made they were an arm and a leg. If you bought the combined unit that was put into the HML hideaways you could refit into your jukebox.

If You are not good at soldering then my advice would be send the boards to a Rowe Ami specialist for testing/repair.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but phone freeze is pretty much the end of the line. That is a security feature in the base firmware. If a security code is entered incorrectly too many times, the phone completely locks up. At that point, it is pretty much useless.

Samsung has implemented this so that you have to send it back to them.

Unless you know someone that can reflash the main firmware, its bricked.

Please be fair and at least rate as helpful, because there really is no "fix ya" solution available for phone freeze.