Have an older Lowrey organ with loud hum.

go to Google or YouTube and in the search box type in your Lowery Model # and search for "Manual for Lowery Festival with Magic Genie Organ

https://www.amazon.com/Magical-World-Genie-98-Instruction/dp/B006IV3L6U

1974 publication for sale on Amazon.

The Magical World of Genie 98 Lowrey Organ Instruction Training Manual...

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Lowrey Organ Forum

No luck.

We can only guess what model you might have and whether it is tube or solid state.

If it is a vacuum tube type, probably one tube is burned out... likely either a 12AX7 or maybe a 12AT7 as a guess.

If it is solid state and the unit has not been moved to cause a loose connector, better to call a tech. If it has been moved, you could look for a loose connector.

Try this link:http://www.organservice.com/ Here's another one:http://www.combo-organ.com/Schematics/index.htm Join this one for free and post:http://organforum.com/forums/thread/73735.aspx This site is good too:http://www.combo-organ.com/spares_and_repairs.htm#Electrolytics Hope these help.

Here is a site to download manual:

http://www.lowreyforum.com/lowreymanuals.htm

A Leslie is special speaker system that is spun to break up the sound so it doesn't seem to come from a single point.

Sometimes the Leslie speaker is in a seperate cabinet fromthe organ, and SOMETIMES it is a simulated Leslie that is done with multiple speakers and electronic switching. If the Leslie is an external one, it usually attaches via a cable that often has either 9, 11, or 13 pins.

Try posting on the organforum.com.

It sounds like the power amp has a problem. Probably filter capacitors have gone bad.

If the fuse blew, it is for a reason. Probably shorted filter capacitors.

Here you go. this is the web site that will fix you up.
http://www.lowrey.com/contact.aspx good luck DFD
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