Amplifier schematic diagram

Hello stillwell42,

What model is your Rowe Ami jukebox, there will be an information label on the back or inside the jukebox with the serial number and the model type. We can suggest a solution once we know your model type.

Regards
Alan

Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Many on eBay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Original-Rockola-Jukebox-Model-488-Service-Manual-w-wiring-diagrams-/231244858100?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35d74482f4 Original Rockola Jukebox Model 488 Service Manual wiring diagrams

Hello rudy691,

Check out the the phono connections from the Decoder through to the amplifier to make sure all the connections are seated correctly.

The Decoder boards were subject to dry joints around the phono sockets and power regulators on the board. Check out for any cracking around these soldered joints.

I would also look for dry joints (called cold joints in the USA) on the connections on the amplifier.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Hello,

Command 084 relates to modem communications. This was intended for future use, 084 is Modem Is:

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Hello camillemario,

The problem sounds as if there is a fault on the amplifier.
Pull the 110 volt plug from the power supply that feeds the amplifier.

If the amp is at fault and you are in the USA I would contact Bruce Wentworth for a test/repair to your amplifier.

Bruce Wentworth A&B Jukebox Repair 56 Old County Rd. Plaistow NH 03865. A&B Jukebox Repair specializes in the repair of Rowe circuit boards in Rowe ...
www.abjukeboxrepair.com

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

Hello Andy,

Yes I know the 1976 Rowe Ami R-80 jukebox very well as well as most of the other Rowe Ami jukeboxes.

The turntable motor and the lighting work off of the 110 volt output from the power supply.
The other power voltages are connected to the power supply via the molex plug.

Pin 1 30VDC white/red
Pin 2 30VAC yellow/black
Pin 3 Common black
Pin 4 Ground gren/yellow
Pin 5 No connection
Pin 6 Common black

All the voltages are protected by circuit breakers.

I assume that you may be in the UK if this is the case here are my contact details.
Alan Hood (ami-man)
Games Unlimited & Datex Systems
Units 4 & 5 Lion Park
New Street
Halfway
Sheffield
S20 3GH
0114 247 0242 phone
0114 251 0727 fax
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AT THIS TIME YOU ARE NOT SURE IF THE PROBLEM IS IN THE LASER ASSEMBLY, OR THE AMPLIFIER?
BORROW OR RENT, AN AMPLIFIER HOOK IT UP TO THE OUT PUT ON THE LASER OUT PUT ON THE LASER CD OUT PUT. LOOK AT LASER UNIT IT HAS A MARKING ON IT THAT SAYS AUDIO OUT PUT. PUT CABLE TO A SECOND AMPLIFIER.
THAT WAY IF IT STILL FADES. THEN THE CD LASER IS THE PROBLEM . IF THE SOUND IS GOOD THEN THE AMPLIFIER IS AT FAULT
DOCTOR FIX IT

Hi,

If you send me your details I will scan my circuit diagram for the 76M amplifier. I do not have the manual but I do have a list of the programing locations.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK
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CALL AB JUKEBOX SERVICE--ASK FOR BRUCE--TELL HIM LES FROM RMC VENDING SUGGESTED YOU CALL HIM.-
603-382-6272

Hi,

On the Wurliza 1015 in the early 80's Alan Black of Sound Leisure bought the tooling to produce the 1015 jukebox He sold the rights to produce them in the USA under licence to Rowe Ami, Rock Ola under the Antique Apperatus banner and Wurliza.

I would think you may look for cabinet information from any of the above companies.

In England the manufacturing company Sound Leisure Ltd., 39 Ings Road in Leeds (founded in 1978 by Alan J. Black and Kevin E. Moss) has been known for years for its very elegant and Fuller inspired reproduction antique jukeboxes. www.soundleisure.com.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK