Could some one tell me how to change the stations on my WURLITZER -MODEL WR 18-1015-CD AM/FM- 18" TALL-LIGHT UP i have tried to and i can not get it to work. It only has a remote. Thank you

Yes, the lights on a Wurlitzer WR 18 jukebox can be changed. The lights in a jukebox like the WR 18 are typically standard incandescent or LED bulbs. To change the lights, follow these general steps:
1. Power Off: Make sure the jukebox is powered off and unplugged from the electrical outlet for safety.
2. Access the Light Housing: Open the back panel or remove any access panels on the jukebox to gain access to the light housing area.
3. Identify the Bulbs: Locate the bulbs that you want to change. They may be visible or covered by a protective housing.
4. Remove the Old Bulbs: Depending on the type of bulb socket used, gently twist or pull the old bulbs out of their sockets. If there is a protective housing, you may need to unscrew or unclip it to access the bulbs.
5. Install New Bulbs: Insert the new bulbs into the sockets, making sure they are securely in place. If using LED bulbs, ensure they are compatible with the jukebox's voltage requirements.
6. Replace Protective Housing: If there was a protective housing, reattach it securely.
7. Close Panels: Close the back panel or any access panels that were opened earlier.
8. Power On: Plug the jukebox back into the electrical outlet and power it on. Test the new lights to ensure they are functioning properly.
Note: It's essential to use appropriate replacement bulbs that match the specifications of the original bulbs to avoid any electrical or compatibility issues. If you're unsure about the specific bulb type or have any concerns, consult the user manual for the Wurlitzer WR 18 jukebox or contact Wurlitzer customer support for guidance.

Hi Nick,

Your radio might save the bass & treble settings with each station. Try choosing a station, set the bass, treble and any other variables (mid-range, etc.) and then SAVE the station to a button. Do this for all of the buttons / stations you like.

If this doesn't solve the problem, tell us about the radio (AM/FM/Cassette/CD and Factory or aftermarket - in which case we'll need to know the make and model of the radio.

I have the same problem with the same model, the radio stations cannot be heard, I am in Mexico, they tell me that it is the radio tuner that does not work

Try calling Deer Park Dist. (618) 427-3761. They have been able to get me bubble tubes and other front plastics. I'm not sure if they have a remote available, but it's worth a try.

Try putting another audio source into the BGM, the device inside the jukebox which switches it between the jukebox CD player and the IPOD. If you now have sound, check the IPOD docking station and cables. If you still have no sound, turn the delay time to minimum and try raising the level controls on the BGM unit. If you need further help, please email me, Rod Stebelton, [email protected].

Trying to understand the connections. It looks like the problem is FM-WR. Everything else works. Are you powering everything off when you move the router from one modem to the other?

were the lights working before?
sounds like a defective radio.

Wurlitzer 1015