Wurnitzer 3500 series User manual

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

SECTION A-COIN AND CRE.DIT EQUIPMENT

SECTION B-SELECTOR SWITCH AND ELECTRIC SELECTOR

SECTION

C

-

RECORD CHANGER ADJUSTMENTS

SECTION D-CABINET

/

SECTION

E

-SEQUENCE OF OPERATIONS

SECTION

F

-TROUBLE SHOOTING

SECTION

G

-ELECTRICAL AND SOUND SYSTEMS

THE

WURLITZER COMPANY NORTH TONAWANDA. NEW YORK

SECTION

A

WARRANTY

The component parts of automatic phonographs and accessory equipment manu-

factured by the Wurlitzer Company are warranted to be free from defects in

material and workmanship and to operate properly under normal use and con-

ditions, as follows:

(A)

Mechanical parts (Excluding coin equipment) for a

period of one year from date of delivery

by

the Dis-

tributor to his customer.

(B)

Coin equipment and eiecmical parts (Including such

parts as speakers, volume control assemblies, pick-

up

assemblies, amplifiers, motors, junction box as-

semblies, and all wiring) for a period of three

months from date of delivery by the Distributor to

his customer.

(C) Cabinets (Subject to the Company's inspection and

determination as to defect) for a period of three

months from date of delivery by the Distributor to

his customer.

The company's liability under this warranty is limited to replacement, free

of charge,

F.O.B.

North Tonawanda. New York, of any part or parts which

prove defective within the limitations of said warranty. The Company shall

not

be

liable for damages of any nature due to delayed shipment, or defective

THE

WURL~~ZER

COMPANY

NORTH

TONIWIUD*.

U.

v.

-

WURLITZER

--

.

Page

A

-

SECTION

A

SPECIFICATIONS

WURLITZER

ZODIAC SERIES

100

-

160

-

200 SELECTION PHONOGRAPHS

CABINET DIMENSIONS

Height 52 3/4" Depth 25 1/4" Width 40 1/4"

DOME LOCK KEY.

. .

.

RW 110

CASH BOX LOCK.

.

.Ace WCX Series

DOLLAR BILL CASH BOX LOCK.

..

.Ace WCX Series

POWER REQUIREMENTS

Standby 117 Volts Operational 117 Volts

60 Hertz 60 Hertz

290 VA (160 Watts) 450 VA (270 Watts)

CABINET ILLUMINATION

1-36" 30W, 1-30" 18W and 1-28" 25W Fluorescent (on Models with Dollar Bill Accepter)

2-36" 30W and 1-30" 18

W

Fluorescent (on Models not equipped with Dollar Bill Accepter)

CREDIT EQUIPMENT

Slug Rejector.

..

.National Simplex IV

Dollar Bill Accepter.

..

.National Simplex 100

Credit Unit.

.

.Wurlitzer

4

Coin Convertible Playrak

RECORD CHANGER

Wurlitzer Wurlamatic

Turntable Speed.

.

.33.3 and 45 Automatic Intermixed

Records.

.

.7"

-

33.3 and 45

RPM

Record Library

100 Selection Phonograph.

.

.50 record capacity

160 Selection Phonograph.

. .

.80 record capacity

200 Selection Phonograph.

.

.I00 record capacity

KEYBOARD

-

200 Selection Phonographs

LP

selections can

be

programmed in the A only or

A

and

B

sections

1

thru 0.

Minimum LP programming 5

LP

records, 10 selections.

Maximum LP programming 10 LP records, 20 selections.

Automatic Programmer (when phonographs are soequipped).

GoldenButtonselects records ~1-~3-~5andEl-F3-F5, also E7-E9 and F7-F9 if so desired.

Burgundy Button selects records J1-J3-J5 and K1-K3-K5, alsoJ7-J9 and K7-K9 if so desired.

The Automatic Programmer can

be

optionally set for six, eight or ten selections in the E-F

and J-K sections.

WURLITZER

Page

B

SECTION

A

KE1'BOARD

-

160 Selectio~lPhonographs

LP

selcctioils can be programmed in the

1

only or

1

and 2 sections A thru

V.

Minimum LP progralilnling 10 LP recolds, 20 selections.

Maximum LP p1:ogramming 20 LP records, 40 selections.

KEYBOARD

-

100 Selectiol~Phonographs

LP selections can be progrilmined in the A only or A and B sections

1

thru 0.

Minimum LP programming 5 LP records, 10selections.

Maximum LP programming 10 LP records, 20 selectionsl

!:::::

.......

........

.........

..........

SOUND SYSTEM

..........

.........

.

.........

........

.......

Solid State Amplifier. .Wurlitzer Model 551

......

.....

Power Supply.

.

.Wurlitzer Model 552

Pickup.

.

.Astatic

Stylus

.

.Dual Tip Diamond .7 Mil

Power Output total.

.

.80 watts music power

Output Impedance.

.

.Multiple tap low impedance plus constant voltage.

CABINET SPEAKERS

2

-

12" Lower

-

Range Speakers

2

-

6" Upper

-

Range Speakers

ZODIAC ACCESSORIES

Remote Volume Control Kit 219

Micropl?one Kit 220

Stepper, 100 and 200 Selection, Model 268

Stepper, 160Selection, Model 269

I~icomeComputer, Model 207

\\'all Box, 200 Selectioil (with Speakers

&

Golden Bar), Model 5220

\Val1 Box, 200 Selection(without Speakers or Golden Bar), Model 5220.4

Wall Box, 100Selection (with Speakers

&

Golden Bar), Model 5225

\\'all Box, 100Selection (without Speakers or Golden Bar), Model 5225A

\\'all Box Bar Mounting Bracket (Chrome), Kit 191

\Val1 Box Bar Mounting Bracket (Aluminum), Kit 192

Wall Box Mounting Plate, 5220-5225

Wall Box Mounting Plate, 5220A-5225A

Wall Box Booster Transformer, Model 222B

Speaker, Extender, Model 51258

Speaker, Directional, Model 5126

Speaker,

a

Model 5133

Part No. 136930

Part No. 136931

Part No. 137058

Part No. 137059

Part No. 132969

Part No. 125555

Part No. 125557

Part No. 125547

Part No. 125549

Part No. 126469

Part No. 126470

Part No. 126984

Part No. 126985

Part No. 126390

Part No. 117050

Part No. 117136

Part No. 131592

Page

C

SECTION

A

COlN

AND

CREDIT

EQUIPMENT

SLUG

REJECTOR

COlN

REGlSTER

MECHANISM

.>

.

................................................................

Ileject

Rod

Adjusment

Page

2A

...............................................

Slug

Rejectm

Mounting

Plate

rldjustrnent

Page

2A

..............................................................

Coin

Switch

Adjustments

Page

3A

.................................................

Coin

Register

Mechanism

rldjustments

Page

4.A

...............................................

Stop

Lcver

and

Indexing

Strip

.%djustmenr

Page

4A

CancelSl-roke Adjustment

...........,........~........................................Pa

ge

5A

.................................................

Cancel

Pawl

Stop

Bracket

-4djustmem..

Page

6A

...............................................

Stvit'cl?

and

Bracket:

Assembly

Arijustment

Page

6A

.............................................................

Key

Switch

Adjustment..

Fagc

7A

..............................................................

L.P.

Switch

Adjustment

Page

7A

.........................................................

Top

Tune

Switch

Adjustment..

Page

7A

.........................................

Coin

Register

Mechanism

Illustrated

Parts

List

Page

8A

..................................

Slug

Rejector

Mounting

Assembly

Illustrated

Parts

List

Page

9A

WU

RLITZER

Page

1

A

SECTION

A

REJECT

HOD

ADJUSTMENT

Open

phonograph

dome

assembly

md

rcmuvc

the

program

holder,

then

close

dome

assembly

.

De-

press

reject

button

firmly.

Vicwing

SLUG

REJECTOII

through

dome

asscmhly,

verify

thaE

the

RPAC.KE?"

and

.CAM

I1SS

EhaL

I'

is

iully

depressed

with

1/

4""

of

the

reject

button

semahiilg.

Should

adjustment

of

the

REJECT

IiOn

be

necessary,

loosen

REJECT ROD

ADJUSTlNG

NUTS

ud

pa-

s

ition

the

REJECT

ROD

as

required

Iur

proper:

operatiail

.

Tighten

REJECT

ROD

ADJUSTING

MLlTS .

SLUG

I:EJEC?'Ol?

-

PL;l'KE

/

RETAINING

SPRING

REJECT

ROD

ADJUSTING

NUTS

BRACKET

and

CAM

,4SSEMBlLY

SLUG

REJECTOR

ANGLE

and

GUHRIS

:4SSERIRLY

SLUG

REJECTOR

MOUNTING

PLATE

ADJUSTMENT

Be

sure

dut

rhe

phonograph

is

posisioned

on

a

level

surface

prior

to

making

ally

adjusrments

:so

the

SL

LiG

RFJE

CTOR

MOUNTING

FlL14TE

.

SI~ould

ic:

be

necessary

to

compensate

for

uneven

fouting,

the

follov~i~g

merhods

may

be

us

eri.

1

.

Side

to

s

ide

leveling

of

tho

phonograph

may

be

a~complkshed

by

placing

blocks

or

strips

under

rhe

casters

on

the

low

side

of

the

cAiner:.

Check

SLUG

REJECTOR

for

proper

cohl

acceptance.

2.

Fronr

to

back

leveling

uE

the

SLlTG

REJECTOR

map

he

accomplished

by

loosening

tlle

seven

MOUNTING

SCREWS

and

pasitluning

the

S

LUG

RE]

ECTOR

MOUNTING

PLATE

ns

required.

Tighten

MOUNTING

SCREWS.

Cllec

k

SLUG

REJECTOR

for

proper

coin

acceptance.

NOTE

Access

to

all

MU

UNTLNG

SCREWS

is

accomplisl-red

by

lifting

the

RETAaG

SPRING,

mov

Lig

the

top

of

the

SLUG

REJECTOR

to

the

left

then

lifting

out.

SECTION

A

COIN

SWITCH

AUJUSTMENKS

Iiernove

ANGLE

and

GUARD

ASSEMBLY

to

abtain

access

to

coin

switch.

A.

Wlth

coin

switch

paddles

resting

flush

against

bottom

of

slug

rejector,

verify

spacing

betweell

switch

mounting

bracket

and

cover

and

clip

assembly

is

1/4"

I3

.

Tern

ion

of

the

long

movable

bli~rlcs

mcrst

be

sufficient.

to

I-told

the

cam

switch

pad-

dles

against

bottom

of

slug

rejector.

C

.

The

stBener

blades

should

be

set

to

pro

-

vide

1/32

"

opening

bet~~ecn

short

and

long

inovable

contact

blades

.

I3.

The

short

blades

must

bear

against

stiff

-

eners

wit11

sufficient

tension

to

prevent

vibration

,

This

st~oulcl

be

approximately

one

gram

on

the

10

cerit

blade

and

two

to

three

grams

on

the

5,

25

and

50

cent

blades.

E.

Whenplionogapl~

Is

equippecl

with

Wur-

litzer

Income

Computer,

adjust

rear

stiffener

Hades

to

provide

opening

be-

tween

contacts

as

stated

in

step

C.

The

tension

of

the

long

movablc

hlacles

shot~ld

be

adjusted

so

a

thin

coin,

wvhcn

stopped

on

it's

coin

paddle

by

holding

the

paddle

up,

will

upon

releasing

the

paddle,

actuate

the movable

hlade,

close the

conracts

then

clear

paddle.

1

.

Znstall

SLUG

REJECTOR

in phonograph

and

apply

power.

2.

Test

each

individual

coin

track

ten

consecutive

times

with

coins

of

varied

wear.

If

a

coin

fails

to

register,

that

pastic

ulrtr.

coin

scvitcli

sllould

be

exa~n

ined

and,

if

necessary,

readj

usred

.

Check

SLUG

KEJECTOR

for

praper

alignment.

h

pulse

of

more

than

five

secoilds

duration

shouPr1

llarn~all

y

trip

the

c

ircuit:

breaker

in

the

coin

mag-

net

circuit.

COIN

REGISTER

MEGHANISM

ADJUSTMENTS

MAKE

ALL

ADJUSTMENTS

ON

WE

COIN

REGISTER

MECHANlSM

WITH

THE

PCIWER

OFF.

A.

ACCUMULATOR

XrH

B

ELS

in

ar

rest

conditioi-t

(all

credits

cancelled

off).

l3.

Sruds

of

LEVER,

HUB

and

STUD

AS-

SEMBLIES

engaged

with

the

first

tooth

of

their

respective

ACCUMU-

LATOR

WHEELS.

LEVER,

HUE

and

S'TED

ASSEXI~I,I

ES

CANCEL

IIfIIEEL

C.

CANCEL

WHEEL

DRIVE

PTN

resc-

DKIL'E

ing

squarely

against

the

edge

af

[I-te

cl~rce

ACCUMULATOR

\W-EELS

.

If

the

~ove

conditions

cannot

be

met,

exa~niric

the

coin

register

meclanism

for

bent

studs

and/or

sprung

irame

.

Corrections

should

be

made

before

~~roceerling

with

ndj

ustrncnts

.

STOP

LEVER

AND

INISEXING

STRIP

ADJUSTMENT

Prior

to

making

any

adjustments

to

STOP

LEVERS

and/or

INDEXING

STRIPS,

loosen

RRACKET

and

SWITCI-I

ASSEMBLY

ADJUSTING

SCREW

and

move

BRACKET

and

SWITCH

ASSEM13I-Y

fully

clockwise.

BRACKET

nnrl

S\\'I'I'ClI

ASSERIULY

,

INDEX

STRIP

:\I>.TUS?'I

NF

SCREII'S

URACKET

and

SITITCH

:\SSEXIGLY

CAKCEI,

\YIIEEL

DRlVEIt

.ACCUMULATOR

\YI-IEELS

LOCKOCI

I

IU

13

and

LT;.\'EII

Set

STOP

LEVERS

ar

7

crcclits

.

Release

the

three

LEVER

HUB

and

STUD

ASSEMBLIES

allawlng

t11e

three

ACCUMULATOR

\VHEEIS

to

advance

to

the

7

credit

posirion.

Re-

lease

the

three

LOCKOUT

1-11113

zuld

LEVERS

.

CANCEL

WHEEL

DRIVER

must

rest

squarely

against

the

edge

of

the

ACCUMULATOR

WHEELS.

Stud

sbuulcl

Iall

squarely

in

the

seventh

credit

rccess

of

the

11C-

CUMUWTOR

WI-[EELS

.

If

adjust-

ment:

is

required,

loosen

INDEX

STRLP

ADJUSTING

SCREWS

on

the

10,

25,

and

50

cenr

index

strips

and

move

91c

index

strips

as

required,

Tighten

INDEX

STRIP

ADJUSTING

SCREWS.

Page

4A

WU

RLITZER

SECTION

A

CANCEL

STROKE

ADJUSTMENT

Prior

to

making

this

adjustment,

l~osen

the

CANCEL

SOLEiilOIC,

rIJlJlrSTmG

SCREWS

and

back

off

rl~e

CANCEL

SOLENOID,

then

manually

actuate

t!ne

50

CENT

LETTER,

HLIE

and

STUD

ASSEMBLY

to

per-

mit

the

50

CEhT

ACCUMULATOR

WHEEL

and

~l-re

CANCEL

IWEEI,

to

advance

ta

the

seven

credit

position

.

A.

Manually

actuate

the

CANCEL SOLENOID

I3

.

The

SO

CENT

ACCUMULATOR

WI-IEEL

must

PLUNGER

at

this

point"

return

one

full

tooth

plus

MNIMUM

OVER-

\

TKAVEL

between

the

ESCAPEMENT

STUD

and

the

tooth

af

the

50

CENT

ACCUMULA-

CANCEL

PAWL

C.4

hI

CAM

ADJUSTING

\

TOR

WHEEL.

I

\

/

CANCEL

WllEEL

\

50

CENT

ACCUhIULATOR

IC'MEEL

C.

Should

adjustment

be

necessary,

loosen

the

CAM

ADJUSTING

SCREW

then

turn

CAM

to

provide

MINIMUM

OVERTRAVEL

require-

ment

of

step

B.

Tighten

CAM

ADJUSTING

SCREW

and

its

locknut

(located

on back

of

mounting

plate)

.

hll

NIMUM

50

CENT

LEI'ER,

llUB

OVERTRAVEL

and

STUD

ASSEhlI?LY

Position

WC

EL

SOLENOID

while

manual

-

ly

ac~uachg

the

CANCGL SOL

ENOID

PLUNG

-

ER

as

in

step

A.

The

CANCEL

PAWL

must

be

held

firmly

against

the

CAM.

Move

the

CANCEL

SOLENOID

up

in

its

elongated

mo~mting

holes

until

the

CANCEL

SOLEN-

OID

PLUNGER

bottoms

in

the

CANCEL

SOLENOID.

Tighten

CANCEL

SOLENOID

ADJUSTING

S

CREWS

.

Check

each

tooth

of

the

10,

25

and

50

cent

accumulator

wheels

far

proper

cancel

action.

There

will

be

cons

idexable

avertravel

as

the

last

tooth

is

cancelled

.

This

is

normal

.

Should

readjustment

be

required

for

proper

cancel

action,

repeat

entire

CANCEL

STROKE

ADJUSThdXhT

procedure.

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