How do you repair a FP Music Box Record Player. I don't know how old this is, but my kids were little in the 1980's and 90's. It still works but not as fast as it should and the teeth that make the music in the arm of the toy get moved and won't work right. My husband repairs and calibrates electronic equipment at a nuclear power plant and he is looking for instructions on how to repair this for our granddaughter. Connie

SOURCE: how to open FP music box record player, #995 or #995N

Fisher Price Music box: to open, remove the four screws from the bottom, open the two parts as wide as possible without using too much force. Using a small flat blade screw driver, insert between the red cover and white top where the wind up knob is located. Pry the red bottom out far enough to allow the ring surrounding the knob to slide under the red bottom. The box is now open.

After repair, and re-assembling, make sure the wider part of the wind up stop wheel faces the front of the player, otherwise the wind up knob catches and slows the mechanism.

SOURCE: how to open FP music box record player, #995 or #995N

Remove 4 screws. Pry open about 1/4 inch, just enough to insert red straw attached to your WD40 nozzle. Lubricate metal parts inside near the stem of the yellow wind-up knob. Lubricate metal wheels under the armature. That did the job for us! Player seems to operate at normal speed.