Jukebox nsm2000 when i select a track it loads spins then rejects the disk flashing error 60 also it keeps blowing the glass fuse and the red led light no ld2 keeps flashing and ld1 is solid it only blows one of the five fuses any help would be gratfully recieved

Where are you and what model, i would like to help

I don't have a manual handy but it could be a few things, you may need to reinitialize the jukebox, maybe there is a dirty wiper or the control module may be on its way out. I would try to locate a repair manual for it, there might be an old vending company in your area with one.

In most cases when the CD does not play it is possible that the optical head is a suspect. Sometimes it might pick up ordinary audio CD but will not play other formats. This indicates that the optical head is weak and so there is no detection or scanning of the CD . If the optical is working the tracks will be read immediately but with no scanning the laser head can be defective.

The main motor will not work in some cases as unless the tracks are read the drive motor will not work with signal from the processor.
Sometimes certain cleaner disks will not be tracked to run for cleaning as it will not be read and so will reject. Hence it is ideal to manually clean the laser head eye using a cleaning swap /cotton bud with gentle pressure on the lens eye.
If there is no result then watch if the CD spins or tries to spin. If so the board seems to work unless a test is taken on the main board but the possibility of a defective optical head can be the suspected fault.
If any of the above seems otherwise we must recheck with possibilities of a malfunction of the main processor board

we had the same problem with our 1015 vinyl omt, we replaced the ac/dc rectifier and the 2 big capacitors and the problem was solved. (it cost about 15 euro's) good luck!

This sounds like an issue with either your CD player, CD control board, or Selection and Credit Computer. I can help you troubleshoot further over the phone (and repair/replace whatever is necessary). My name is Rod and I can be reached at [email protected]. Please email me and I'll email you my telephone number.

Is your 3 digit display on? If not, does the Z LED Flash when rotating the record carrier? If so, you may need to have your computer repaired. If the Z LED doesn't flash, check the 12 volt fuse in the amplifier. If you need your computer repaired or further assistance, please email me, Rod Stebelton, [email protected].

if you get error 61 it means check cd and exchange,or cd changer or at the most it could be the decoder board you could try jukeboxworld good site for manuals etc

I can't guarantee to solve this but hopefully I can give you some pointers.

ER 61 can point to 1 of 4 possible errors:

1. CD is not recognised
2. No CD in the player
3. CD defective
4. Player defective

When you loaded the CDs did you record the titles into the title memory? If not it is worth running this function first. For sake of time just run this for one disc first to see it is works.

If it still fails then try a different CD. Load the disc detail into memory again first tho.

If you have success with that then run the function for all discs.

Unfortunately if it still fails I think you will need to get a professional to give the player the once over.

Hope this helps.

error 61 on the nsm is a cd read error nothing to do with the amp, clean laser lens with a cotton bud and spit not spirits etc just saliva, then make a blank selection and see if the laser emits red beam, if not then the laser is faulty, check connections etc, if it picks up the disc but does not spin it its the decoder at fault, places like act marketing london, jukebox showroom, capital coin, herondata sales or anyone operator within the amusement industry will gladly sell you an exchange unit, or just try the coinslot industy magazine online or order via wh smiths

my gw712 washing machine will fiil up ok but then it wont spin properly it only spins a fraction then stops and starts beeping the second led from the left starts flashing. any help would be greatly appreciated.