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   On Saturday, August 30, 2008 7:04:19 PM UTC-5, jesse...@hotmail.com wrote:   
   > I was listening to my E-120 the other day and the record was skipping   
   > so I went to hit the reset and while bent over I  smelled smoke so I   
   > unplugged it.  I looked closer and noticed a button had propelled   
   > itself off.  I usually notice when the glue lets go. But I missed this   
   > one.  So I reglued the button and replaced the fuse.   After making a   
   > selection the carriage moves and when it hits the selection finger it   
   > stops hard with the carriage motor still humming.  If left like this   
   > the fuse would blow.  The selection finger hits a switch which is   
   > supposed to activate a relay but the relay doesn't move.  If I   
   > manually move the relay the carriage motor stops and I think the   
   > transfer moves just a tad then stops leaving the turntable spinning.   
   > Hit the reset it moves the transfer back a tad thus shutting down the   
   > amp/turntable.  I replaced the counter solonoid (no change). Changed   
   > the transfer motor (no change). I used an ohm meter and compared the   
   > relays and solonoids with another juke I have. All readings the same.   
   > I tested the voltage coming out of the supply right around 30 volts.   
   > Yes the selinium rectifier was changed to a solid state bridge. Any   
   > ideas from Ami experts?   
      
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