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   Alex,     
      
   Thanks for posting.  I have a Seeburg SPS160 and it is doing exactly what you   
   described in a previous post.  It will scan twice and not select a record, but   
   after it has warmed up, it will start selecting and playing records.  Do you   
   remember what    
   transistor you replaced on the power supply board that ultimately fixed the   
   problem?   
      
   Thanks,   
   Kent   
      
   On Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 8:21:15 AM UTC-5, alexf wrote:   
   > On Mar 27, 8:14 pm, alexf  wrote:   
   > > On Mar 8, 9:58 am, alexf  wrote:   
   > >   
   > >   
   > >   
   > > > For some reason I cannot reply to my old post. So to recap: I was   
   > > > having trouble with my SPS2. It would do the double scan no select   
   > > > thing. After it warmed up it would play fine. I asked for suggestions   
   > > > and a DCC cap kit was recommended. I should mention after awhile it   
   > > > wouldn't play even after powered on for some time. My main interest is   
   > > > EM pinball so this is unchartered territory for me. I have very little   
   > > > experience working on Jukes or anything solid state for that matter.   
   > >   
   > > > Anyway, I bought a cap kit for the DCC. A juke buddy helped walk me   
   > > > through installing it. It was nice to have some instruction and was   
   > > > kind of fun.  The downside is after installation he tested the old   
   > > > capacitors and they were all close to spec. So as suspected the cap   
   > > > kit didn’t fix the problem. \   
   > >   
   > > > I read about the battery trick to test for a write in problem. I tried   
   > > > it with no luck. So can I eliminate it being a write in problem?   
   > > > I cleaned the RCA jacks that plug into the tormat and the DCC without   
   > > > result. I also removed the mech to inspect for mechanical issues. Mis-   
   > > > adjusted switches broken wires etc.   
   > >   
   > > > Where do I go from here? Any pointers or suggestions are appreciated.   
   > > > Thanks,   
   > > > Alex   
   > >   
   > > My juke is back up and running. That is the good news. My friend had   
   > > to a similar problem in his Entertainer. He re-capped his power supply   
   > > like we did mine and was up and running right away. We tried my DCC   
   > > unit afterward in his Entertainer and no dice. So we installed his   
   > > newly re-capped power supply board in my DCC and voila she was up and   
   > > running. I took My DCC home with his board still in it to try and my   
   > > SPS2 and perfecto.   
   > >   
   > > It appears my power supply board has another component failure beyond   
   > > the replaced capacitors. He gave me a parts board to start swapping   
   > > other components but I was wondering if there is anybody that sells   
   > > this power supply board already rebuilt or tested working. The board   
   > > is 311125-D.   
   > > Thanks,   
   > > Alex   
   >    
   > Crickets? Juke guys don't seem as helpful as pinball guys?   
   >    
   > Anyway I transfered a transistor from the parts board to my original   
   > board and it fixed the problem. Just thought I'd update in case   
   > someone else runs into a similar issue down the road.   
   > Alex   
      
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