Seeburg Jukebox TSA7 Amp Capacitor Recapping

1968 Seeburg LS2 Gem Jukebox had a TSA7 Amplifier working fine with ORIGINAL Electrolytic Capacitors (lytic caps). For various reasons lytic caps go bad with age and use and it is easier to replace (recap) old lytics before the amp goes bad. I want to move this restoration project from the garage to the gameroom and play 45 records on a regular basis. That means it is time to replace all the 40+ year old lytics.
I bought a Seeburg TSA Amp Recapping Kit from Jukeboxfridaynight which was very convenient since Bill clearly labels all the new capacitors with the part number located on the circuit board (and he includes a xerox of the schematic). I think this kit is good for TSA6, TSA7 and TSA8 amplifiers.
If you want to watch me ramble while recapping an amp then this is the video for you! I need to upload the final finished amp video which is somewhere on my computer.
If you found this video helpful, please click the Like button and or leave a comment. I am not a Seeburg jukebox expert so if you have really technical How To Fix A Seeburg Jukebox questions, then join the Yahoo Seeburg Jukebox Forum.

[@TheRecordman1949]

Very informative Thank you for sharing. John

[@ellasiemion8735]

Any idea what the output specifications (voltages and current) are for the main power transformer on the TSA-7?

[@zoomcat818]

very nice i just picked up a ls325 seeburg that needs a recapp there seems to be 2 resistors blown that come from the 8/10 fuse to the bridge there 2 black resistor and all they say on them is 183 would you know what kind of resistors they would be i can't seem to find them on amp diagram anyway great job on jukebox Angelo

[@cdcVintage]

I have a Rockola from 1964, video on my channel. I fixed it but sometimes the sound will go up and down, occasional pop and static as well. I read I should check the speaker output connection. I was also thinking about recapping it but I have no experience in that. Any thoughts?