On Monday, December 3, 2001 at 7:26:18 AM UTC-6, Philip Nasadowski wrote:   
   > > The carriage does not move   
   > > from left to right and does not pick up the 45, play it, then put it   
   > > back in the rack.   
   >   
   > Check:   
   >   
   > The rectifier - yours is probbably shot.  Esp if you have to hit the   
   > selection button a few times to get it to go, or if your clicks are   
   > wimpy.  Hook a motor directly to te 24V supply for a sec or two, see if   
   > it run powerfully and smoothly.   
   >   
   > The switches in the mech.  Might be dirty or making bad contact.  Get an   
   > adjuster to adjust them!   
   >   
   > Voltage at the junction box on the mech board.   
   >   
   > Motors.  Sometimes they get dirty enough to not want to run.  Give an   
   > armature a push and see if it spins.   
   >   
   > I'm willing to bet, unless the wiring is REALLY bad or you've got a   
   > broken wire, it's your rect.  My D-40 wouldn't select well or play well   
   > when I got it.  A new sillicon rect from Radio Shack made it a tad   
   > better than new (the voltage comes out a bit higher, but it runs ok).   
   >   
   > Oh yeah, and plug the turntable back into the amp ;)   
   >   
   > Have fun! :)   
   >   
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   This is old post but maybe you sre still playing with jukebox. I need help   
      
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