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You can't operate those 2 functions without the remote.

Hello, Vjahle - I have found one for sale on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/273622870441 Another option is to post your question on one of the online jukebox discussion forums. Registration will be required, but free. See: Jukebox World (a forum based in Germany, with an English language option) https://markt.jukebox-world.de/ Vintage Arcade Restoration Society https://forums.arcade-museum.com/ Mechanical Music and Jukeboxes https://forums.arcade-museum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=21 Antique Radios Phonographs http://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=9&sid=b712a60478c1108fe2ce4fb01fc203ba Best wishes.

In the center of the spindle of the CD spin motor is a plastic post with 3 or 4 spring loaded ball bearings in it. These are supposed to catch and hold the CD securely while it spins. Your selector arm that moves the CD into position may be out of adjustment and not pushing the CD's hard enough to snap them into position over these balls or the springs holding these balls may be worn or missing. These don't usually wear out but if the machine had been bounced around a lot during it's long life, who knows? One way to check would be to manually place a CD over the spindle and press it on. If it snaps into position securely, it is the arm adjustment. For that, you will either need the service manual or if you are mechanically inclined, look for a spring loaded adjustment screw somewhere on the arm assembly. If you find an adjustment, DO NOT over tighten it as you could bend the arm. Start with small adjustments until the CD mounts the spindle every time then stop there. These adjustments vary from brand to brand. Good luck.

Hello, [email protected] - You may find good advice from members of one of the jukebox discussion forums. You will need to be registered (free) and signed in to each forum to post a question. These are links to online jukebox discussion forums: http://jukeboxaddicts.proboards.com/ https://forums.arcade-museum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=21 I doubt that those of us who volunteer to answer questions for Fixya are experts in jukebox repairs. :) Best wishes.

It could be caused by the wrong fuse type being fitted. A fuse blows due to an overload. But some overloads can be of a short nature. The surge when something is switched on for example. A fuse which is say a quick blow type would therefore go straight away. It could also be a fault (on the wallbox) or a bad connection between the wallbox and the jukebox.

Is there voltage at the socket for the bulb? Measure that first.

New stylus needed, make sure you have a proper lint grabber and that you are instructed properly, when i was using 78rpm a crackely sound was associated with a very much used stylus, Replace

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.