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
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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.
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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.
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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
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SOUND SYSTEM
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......... ........ ....... Solid State Amplifier. .Wurlitzer Model 551
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..... 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
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SECTION A
COlN AND CREDIT EQUIPMENT
SLUG REJECTOR
COlN REGlSTER MECHANISM
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Ileject Rod Adjusment Page 2A
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Slug Rejectm Mounting Plate rldjustrnent
Page 2A
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Coin Switch Adjustments Page 3A
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Coin Register Mechanism rldjustments Page 4.A
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Stop Lcver and Indexing Strip .%djustmenr Page 4A
CancelSl-roke Adjustment ...........,........~........................................Pa ge 5A
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Cancel Pawl Stop Bracket -4djustmem..
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Stvit'cl? and Bracket: Assembly Arijustment Page 6A
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Key Switch Adjustment.. Fagc 7A
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L.P. Switch Adjustment Page 7A
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Top Tune Switch Adjustment..
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Coin Register Mechanism Illustrated Parts List Page 8A
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Slug Rejector Mounting Assembly Illustrated Parts List
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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 PIN
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 PIN
.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 PIN 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.
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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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SECTION A
CANCEL PAWL STOP BRlllCKET ADJUSTMENT
Prior to making this adjustment, manuaIIy actuate the 50 CENT LEVER, ML3 and STUD ASSEMBLY to
permit the 50 CENT ACCUMULATOR WHEEL and the CANCEL IW EEL to advance to the seven credit
position.
CANCELPAWL
STOP BRACKET \
C
STOP BRACKET
ADJUSTING SCREWS '
CANCEL SOLENOID
PLUNGER
CANCEL PANL
A. Loosen the STOP BKACKET ADJUSTING
SCREWS and manually acruatc the CANCEL
SOLENOLD PLUNGER until the CANCEL
PAWL engages the seventll toot11 of tlie CAhT-
GEL WIIEEL.
1/3 TOTAL
TOOTH DEPTH
B . Adjust the CANCEL PAWL STOP BRACKET
to permit the
PAWL to engage the
seventh tooth of the CANCEL WI-IEEL at 1/3
TOTAL TOOTH DEPTI-J as shown.
CANCEL
I WHEEL
C. Verify that during cancel operation, the
CANCEL PAWL is free (no drag) from the
CANCEL PAWL STOP BRACKET as shown.
SWIT CH AND BRACKET ASSEMBLY ADJUSTMENT
The SWITCH and BRACKET ASSEMBLY (25 cent credit switch) provides crediting for two quarter
operation. If adjustment of the SWITCH and BRACKET ASSEMBLY is required, perforin the following:
SWITCH and BRACKET ASSEMBLY
ADJUS'PING SCRERf ,
r,
35 CENT
SIYITCH and BRACKET
25 CEKT SWI'I'CII
ASSEMBLY
Loosen the SWITCH ancl BRACKET ASSEM-
BLY AbJLKTiNG SCREW.
Manually actuate the 25 CENT LEVER, HUB
and STUD ASS EMflLY to pel'rnit the 25 CENT
ACCUMULATOR WHEEL to advance to the
normally used credit positian.
Adjust the SWITCH and BRACKET ASSEM-
BLY so that the 25 CENT SUIITCH closes
with 1/32" overtravel with rhe 25 CENT
ACCUMULATOR WIJEEL in the credit po-
s ition dictated by step B .
Manually actuate the CANCEL SOLENOID to
cancel one credit. The 25 CENT SWITCI-I
should open will1 1/32" clearance between
contacts . Tighten the SWIT CI-I and BUCKET
ASSEMBLY ADJUSTING SCREW.
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SECTION A
KEY SWITCH, L,P, SWlTCH AND TOP TUNE SWITCH ADJUSTMENTS
Prior to making any of the following switch adjustments, set all pricing stg levers to coincide with
coin denomination insmuccion labe1 .
TOP TUNE
SWITCH
CANCEL \'/HEEL
TOP TUNE SWITCH
ADJUSTlNG SCREW
KEY SWITCH
ADJUSTING SCREWS
KEY SlYITCH
KEY SWITCH AUJUSTMENT
A.
With all credits cancelled off, loosen the KEY SWITCH -4DJ USTING SCREWS and position the vee
portion af the long blade so that it rests in the bonom nncl to the left hand side of rhe notch of
the CANCEL WHEEL with 1/32" opening between con~acrs .
I3.
Manually actuate the 10 CENT LEVER, HUE and STUD ASSEMBLY to permit the 10 CENT AC-
CUMULATOR WHEEL and the CANCEL WI-IEEL ta advance to the one credit position. The KEY
SWTCH should clase with good wiping action.
C .
rvI%nuRUy actuate the CANCEL SOLENOID PLUNGER and cancel off one credit. Verify that the
KEY SWITCH opens wit11 1/32" clearance between contacts . Tighten the KEY SWITCH ADJUST-
ING SCREWS.
L,P, SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A.
Manually actuate the 25 CENT LEVER, HUB and STUD ASSEmLY to permit the 25 CENT AC -
CUfvZULATOR WHEEL and the CANCEL IVHEEL to advance to the 25 cent credit position.
B. Loosen L .P. SWCH ADJUSTLYG SCREW and position the L .P. SWITCH so rhat the switch
closes, with good wiping action, on the 25 cent credit position.
C . Manually
acmate the CANCEL SOLENOID PLUNGER nnci onncel off one credit. The L . P . SWITCH
should open with approximately ,025" clearance between contacts . Tighten L .P. SWITCH AD-
JUSTING SCREW.
TOP TUNE SWITCH ADJOSTMEHT
A. Manually actuate the 50 CENT LEVER, HUB and STUE ASSEMBLY to permit the 50 CENT AC-
CUMULATOR WHEEL and the CANCEL WHEEL to advance to tl1e 50 cent credit position.
B. Loosen~eTOPT~SWITCHlllDJvSTINGSCREWmdpositiontheTOPTUNESWlTCHsotbat:
the switch closes, with good wiping action, in the 50 cent credit positian,
C ,
Manually actuate the CANCEL SOLENOID PLUNGER and cancel off one credit. Verify that the
TOP TUNE SWITCH opens wirh approximately
,025" clearance behveen contacts . Tighten the
TOP TUNE SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREW.

SECTION A
COIN REGIS?
Brace, Door and Front Plate
Quadrant Plate
Stop Lever and Spring Assembly(3)
Indexing Strip, 10cent
Indexing Strip, 25 cent
Indexing Strip, 50 cent
Washer (6)
Front Plate and ShaftAssembly
Spacer, Lockout Levers
Lockwasher #8
Spring(3)
Switch
Hub and Lever Assembly, Lockout(3)
Shaft, Lockout Levers
Back Plate
Mounting Bracket, Magnets
Coil Assembly
Lever, Huh and Stud Assembly (3)
Retaining Ring
Spacer, Latch Lever (2)
Spring(3)
Spring, Accumulator Wheel (3)
Accumulator Wheel andHuhAssy. (3)
Adjusting PlateandSwitch Assy
.
Switch Assembly
Adjustment Plate
Retainer Plate
Washer
Receptacle, Relay Socket
Termina1,Relay Socket
Handle, Coin Mechanism
Spring, Solenoid Return
Eyelet
(2)
Stop Bracket, Pawl
Washer
Link Solenoid
Retaining Ring
Cotter Pin
Washer
Pin, Solenoid Shaft
'ER MECHANISM
23. Pivot Arm and Pawl Assembly
24. Pivot Pin, Pawl
Retaining Ring
Washer
Washer
Spacer
25. Spring, Pawl
26. Adjustment Cam
Lockwasher #6
Nut 6-32
27. Mounting Bracket andswitchAssy
Switch Assembly
Mounting Bracket
Retainer Plate
Washer
28. Cancel Wheeland MountingplateAssy
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29. Key Switch and Bracket Assembly
Switch Assembly
Mounting Bracket
Retainer Plate
Washer (2)
30. Shaft, Accumulator Wheel
Retaining Ring (2)
31. Mounting Bracket and SwitchAssy
.
Switch Assembly
Mounting Bracket
Retainer Plate
Washer
32. Relay, Red
33. Spring, Cancel
34. Strain Relief
35. Solenoid, Cancel
36. Circuit Breaker
Palnut
Lm kwasher
37. Plug - 15 W
Pin (13)

SECTION A
SLUG REJECTOR MOUNTING ASSEMBLY
Cover and Clip Assembly
Cable Clamp
(2)
Locating Pin and Catch Assembly
Lever, Reject Rod
Retaining Ring
Mounting Bracket. Pin Actuator
Keps Nut
6-32
Actuator and PinAssembly
Spring
Washer
Retaining Ring
Coin Entry Chute
Spacer
(4)
Keps Nut 6-32 (4)
MountingBracketand Guide
Mounting Bracket, Lower
Reject Rod
Pivot Pin
Retaining Ring
(5)
Keps Nut (2) 1/4 x 20
Retaining Spring. Slug Rejector
Washer
(2)
MountingPlateand BracketAssembly
Washer
(5)
Shipping Clip, Slug Rejector
Washer
Mounting Plate, SlugRejector
Washer
(3)q
Grommet (3)
Spacer (3)
Actuator and BracketAssembly
Shaft
Spring
Retaining Ring
(2)
Angle and Guard Assembly
Thumbscrew
(2)
Coin Switch
Spacer
(2)
Spacer
Speednut
Shaft
Copper Washer
Long Paddle
Spacer
Copper Washer
Copper Washer
Short Paddle
Iron Washer
Iron Washer
Mounting
BracketandSpacer Assy .
Washer (2)
Bracket and Pin Assembly
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SECTION 0
KEYBOARD SELECTOR SWITCH, JUNCTlON BOX,
AND TOP TUNE EQUIPMENT
KEYBOARD SELECTOR SWITCH ASSEMBLY,
JUNCTION BOX
TOP TUNES UNIT
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Connector Link Plate Adjustment.. Page 2B
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Preliminary Adjustment of the Latch Solenoid Page 2B
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Latch Solenoid Stop Bracket Adjustment Page 3B
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Letter and Number LatcIl Lever Adjustment Page 3B
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Final Latch Solenoid Adjustment Page 4B
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Latch Solenoid Swirch Adjustment Page 4B
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Letter and Namber Series Switch Adjustment Page 5B
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Letter and Number Latch Switch Adjustment Page 5B
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Selector Switch Assembly Ulustrated Parts List Page 6B
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Junction Bax Assembly mustrated Parrs List
Page 9B
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Top Tune Unit and Mounting Bracket Assembly mustrated Parts List Page 10B
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SECTION 8
CONNECTOR LINK PLATE ADJUSTMENT
NUMBERLATCH LEVER
IZDJUSTING SCRE\Y
I
A. Loosen the LETTER and NmER LATCT-1
LEVER ADJUSTING SCREWS.
LETl'ER LATC-ll LEVER
ADJUSTING SCREW
B. Loosen NUMBER and LETTEK CONNEC-
/.$T
$<.{*
TOR LLiK PLATE ADJUSTING SCREWS.
$,<;$:$
:,'<,:.:,X ,
':*,y,?
.>,+,.:,
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LETTERCONNECTOR
. LINK PIATE ADJUSrSING
NUMBER CONNECTOR
LINK PLATE ADJUSTING '
S CRE\VS
LETTER LlNK and
NUMBER LINK nnd
C. Fully depress a number bunon, then po- D . 17ully dcpress a letter button, then posi-
sition the NUMBER LINK and LEVER AS- tion the LETTER LINK ancl LEVER AS-
SEUBLY in a vertical position. Tighten SEMULY in a vertical position. Tighten
the NUMBER CONNECTOR LJNK PLATE the LETTER CONNECTOR LINK PLATE
ADJUSTING SCREF47S .
ADJUSTPJG SCREWS.
PRELIMINARY ADJUSTMENT OF THE LATCH SOLENOIU
A. Turn the RELEASE LEVER ADJBTING B . Lnoscn tl~c LATCH SOLENOID ADJUS'STNG
SCREW in hvo turns.
\
KEL E:\SE LEVER
TAB
LEFT IlAND
TRIP LEVER
/
RELEASE LElrER
ADJUST'ING SCREW
C. Manually hold the LATCH SOLEWOTD
PLUNGER firmly bottomed in the LATCI-I
SOLENOID, then set the LATCH SOLENOID
to provide 3/64" maximum clearance be-
ttveen the RELEASE LEVER TAB rind the
LEFT WVD TRIP LEVER. Tighten the
LATCH SOLENOLD ADJLTSTLTG SCREWS,
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LATCH SOLENOID
ADJUSTING SCREWS
LATCI-1 SOLENOID
A
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SECTION B
FINAL LATCH SOLENOtO ADJUSTMENT
A. Loosen the LATCH SOLENOID ADJUSTING 13. Manually hold he LATCH SOLENOID
SCREWS.
FLUNG ER firmly bottomed in the L,4TCH
SOLENOLD.
LhTCIl SOLEKOID
ADJUS'TING SCREl\'S \
RELEASE LEVER
STOP TAB
LATCH SOLENOID
LATCH SOLENOID
PLUNGER
LEFT IlAND
l'KIP LEVER
C . Pas ition the LATCH SOLENOID to providc
D . While manually holding the LATCH SOLE -
5/64" maximmum clearance between tl~e RE -
NOD PLUNGER firmly botromed in the
LEASE LEVER STOP TAB and the LEFT LATCH SOLENOID, mark the UTCH
HAND TRP LEVER. Tighten che LATCI-I
SOLENOLD PLUNGER with an identifying
SOLENOD ADJUSTING SCREWS. mark at the LATCH SOLENOID. Keleasc
the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNG RR, then
meas urc and verify Chat the LATCH SOLE -
NOD PLUNGERtravel does nor exceed3/16
of an inch.
LATCH SOLENOID SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A. Loosen the UTCI-I SOLENOLD SWITCI-I t3. Manually hold the LATCH SOLENOID
ADJUSTING
SCREWS.
\
PLUNGER firmly bottomed in the LATCH
SOLENOID.
LATCI 1 SOLEKOID SWITCH
ADJUSTINI; SCIIEIYS \
LATCH SOLENOID LATCH SOLENOID
SIVITCII
LATCH SOLENOID
PLUNGER
D.
Verify rhat the normally open contacts of
C . Position the LATCH SOLENOID SWITCH to
the LATCH SOLENOID SWITCH close witlt
provide 1/32 " to 1/16 " apening of the nor -
1/32 " overtravel. mally closed contacts . Tighten the LATCH
SOLENOID SWITCH ADTUSTING SCREWS.
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LETTER AND NUMBER SERIES SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A. Loosen the LETTER and NUMBER SERES B. VcsQ that the LATCH SOLENOID PLUNG-
SWITCH ADJUSTZhTG SCREWS.
ER is at rest position.
LETTER SERIES SWITCH
tZD JUSTING SCREWS
LETTER SERlES SII'ITCI-I
LETTERLATCH LEVER
NUMBER LATCH LEVER
NUMBER SERIES SW?TCII
NUhll3ER SERIES SWITCH
AD.TUS'TING SCR EII'S
LATCH SOLENOID
PLUNGER
I ,.
:,x:
C . Adjust the LETTERSERIES SWITCI-1 so that D . Adjust tile NUMBERSERIES SWLTCH so that: .... r C
.. <
the long blade of rl~e switch rests artinst
the long blade of the switch rests against
-% ... ..
the insulated stud of the LETTER LATCH the ins dated stud of the NUhO3ER LATCH
LEVER with zero clearance.
Tighten the
LEVER wid1 zero clearance. Tighten the
LETTER SERIES SWITCH ADJUSTING NUMBER SERIES SWITCH ADJUSTING
SCREWS. SCREWS.
NOTE
When a letter and/ar number bitten is latched, the contacts of their respecrive SE EUES SWITCHES
should opcn 1/32" and should close with 1/32" overtravel when the button is released.
LETTER AND NUMBER LATCH SWITCH ADJUSTMENT
A. Loosen the LETTER and NUMI3ER LATCH B. Man~rally haId the LATCH SOLENOID
SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREWS.
\
PLUNGER firmly bottomed in the LATCH
SOLENOID.
LETTER LATCIl SII'ITCM
ADJUSTING SCREWS
LETTER LATCI-1 SlVITCH
LATCH SOLENOID
LttTClI SOLENOID
PLUNGER
NUMBER LATCI-I Sh'I
ADJUST1 NCi SCREWS
C . Adjust rhe LETTER LATCH SWITCH so that
D .
Adjust the NUMBER LATCH SWITCH so that
the long blade of the switch rests against
the long blade af tlie switch rests against
the insulated stud of the LEFT I-IAh'D TIUP
the insulated stud of the RIGHT HAND TRIP
LEVER with zero clearance. Tighten LET-
LEVER with zero clearance.
Tighten the
TER LATCH SWITCH ADJUSTING SCREWS, NUMBER LATCH SIVITCH ADJUSTLNG
SCREWS.
NOTE
The contacts of the LETTER and NUMBER LATCH SWITCHES are set: normally opcn 1/32". When a
letter and/or number button is htched, the contacts of their respective switches should close wit11
1 J 32" overtravel
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