Removed the entire CD cabinet. Took the back off...and with a bit if pinball rubber, replaced the disintegrated bits inside the little space the lift belt passes through.

Never meant to be a tutorial...Was demonstrating the incorrect part the offshore manufacturer sent as a replacement. Took 3 months to get it right. BTW - Quite possibly the worst avatar I've ever seen. Have a great day!

I made an offer a guy couldn't refuse. You might check one of the parts guys....Bill Butterfield , Rick Murray or Mike Florio.

@@rdm5161 Thank you! I ordered the connectors and might try to make one. Thanks again for the reply!

It's for sale. Interested?

Sure. It's Christmas...!

I have an HF100R now....great sounding box. V and VL200's are pretty....but also pretty $$$ now.

@@rdm5161 8 very cool well I think I definitely should have hung on to that vl200 for what I paid for it I got it back around 1983 out of someone's basement and pay $20 cash for it we had to slide it up on its back on boards and it took four people as you know those are a heavy machine to get it up out of the basement I had to replace the filter capacitors in the amplifier but that was all that I needed to get it working and yes they are a good sounding machine and then there was a catalog that I used to get things from called the wico corporation and I ordered a replacement cash door for it and some other parts and they even had some cabinet keys as well as ordering a new set of tubes and I got a stereo compatible cartridge to replace the redhead pick up so I can play stereo 45 with no problem and it really sounded good after that my hf100r I had paid $50 for in 1986 and it used to be in a roller rink and then I heard about it from the school and bought it off of them when the roller rink is closed and they just used the building for storage some of the side glass was broken but thankfully the main front glass wasn't

Has no effect.

@@rdm5161 that is a bit unusual for the variable resistor to not work to alter the speed it may be the board is faulty.If you can find a philips n2204 cassette recorder it uses the same internal parts

@@chriscallow386 Thanks for the lead.

I had tried every adjustment in the manual...forwards and backwards. It was obvious when looking at the linkage at rest...the left side was entirely at a different angle than the right. Dr. Know-it-All provided the tip to bend the linkage back to where it needed to be. Worked perfectly after that.

@@rdm5161 Is there a Wurlitzer or jukebox forum that you recommend? For me the forums always bring the experts and the novices together and lots of learning happens. I have a 2300S and it works 98% correctly occasionally playing an extra record so I know my machine needs a little adjustment but which adjustment and how is still a mystery. I'm studying my way through the repair manual.

@@joeaverager FaceBook has lots of jukebox pages. Wurlitzer Collectors, Jukebox Repair Help....to name a few. If your 2300s is playing a selection you didn't choose. Check to see if the crank arm is tripping on a pin that is not reset correctly. Same record everytime....or different? The only way this juke knows when to stop and play....is when the crank arm hits a popped pin and starts the loading cycle.

@@rdm5161 I've been avoiding Facebook for years but I might need to join up just for the jukebox groups. I need a back for our Wurlitzer and perhaps someone there has one for sale.

Completely different mech inside. Contact me @ [email protected] lets chat there

Lower bulb is just a blue gel over bulb. LEDs are a strip of RGB purchased off Amazon. Take out cabinet light. Adhere the strip in the frame of the translucent filter and plug them in. I placed the ir receiver on the right side where a smaller bulb would be located. Don't remember what it is for......lp selection or something like that. Good luck. Very easy to do.

Elias G see my previous reply on this page. It describes the fix. Post a video of your issue and let me know. In short, the linkage off the fixed point were different angles. Had to gently bend the left side and reposition it to match the right side. Basically moving the fixed point connection up a few degrees. This was all done powered off and in rest position.

Hi Isabell. In this condition and rarity...I need about $2k to let it go. Let me know

Don't remember. Shame I don't have this unit anymore. I did get it working and as I recall......did not replace anything on the contact block.

If it's repeating the same selection, I am guessing the pin is not being reset. Check the lower back side of the mech and the status of the pin. If it's up...then it will select every time. The cancel solenoid should push it back down to reset it. See if the solenoid is firing....but not enough to completely push the pin down. It could be a grounding issue with the 305 lamp. Mine would get a bit loose in the tail end and I would have to....kind of turn it left and right a bit to see if it would tighten back up. Start there and see what happens

+scandamanone did this work?

+Conspired Minds ok on my joying head unit you know i have the volume problem, first yes after i rooted and i did fix the weather app. also after i updated it did stay working, i still have the volume issue i cant fix it the last solution i heard was put the touch screen thing on that make a noise every time you touch the screen thats what im trying, i have done everything joying has said and the volume problem is not fixed

Worked perfectly Thx

It worked for me... but honestly i don't like that much the launcher with that weather thing, i just wonder if its possible remove it...

send me email address. I will send instructions

+Rich Myers Hi rich thank you so much for this my email address is [email protected] can i just ask you are you in the uk. thanks steve

+Rich Myers Hi rich do you need me to send you a photo of the terminals on my AMI G200. thanks hope to hear back from you soon thanks again for your help. steve

US based.

Victory Glass may be able to help you with the microswitch....or try one of the parts guys. Durfee or Bill Butterfield. Not sure if they carry 'newer' parts....but worth a try. As for the coil, you can try the prts guys again....or remove it and burnish down where it is sticking. Good Luck

If you are referring to the turntable belts, just look them up on Ebay. Should be pretty easy to find.

Jimmy, just found a similar sized and tensioned spring at local hardware store.