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Title: 1976 AMI Rowe R-80 Jukebox need diagram
Post by: biker28169 on June 03, 2012, 09:36:38 pm

I picked up the above listed jukebox for my wife and I knew that it needed some work.  When I got it the lights didn't work, but the drum would spin when a selection was made.  However, no record was actually selected and the wheel indicator always stops on some other random letter/number combo than the one selected.  The technology of this jukebox is not outside my abilities to work on.  However, it would be very preferable to have either a full repair manual or at least a wire diagram to work with.  Also, if anyone has any advice for me it would be greatly appreciated if you'd share.  I really want to make this thing work for her.

Title: Re: 1976 AMI Rowe R-80 Jukebox need diagram
Post by: ed12 on June 03, 2012, 10:05:31 pm

hi
start here >http://www.pinballrebel.com/archive/ami/r80/r80.htm (http://www.pinballrebel.com/archive/ami/r80/r80.htm)<

get back to me on it's exact model name

it is a drum style
there is several leaf switch's that get :stickey:,and need cleaning
and NOT WITH WD40..
just get back to me and i will walk u through it

ed

Title: Re: 1976 AMI Rowe R-80 Jukebox need diagram
Post by: Ken Layton on June 04, 2012, 11:22:36 pm

High quality authorized reproduction service and parts manuals can be purchased from www.victoryglass.com (http://www.victoryglass.com)

Title: Re: 1976 AMI Rowe R-80 Jukebox need diagram
Post by: ed12 on June 04, 2012, 11:45:59 pm

hi
i second that 1
>www.victoryglass.com (http://www.victoryglass.com)<
but i would like a litte more input first :)
because the troll >format-switch< as we know it will cause this
as will leaf switch's
let's nail the area down,in the mean time the nick should get the manual

ed

Title: Re: 1976 AMI Rowe R-80 Jukebox need diagram
Post by: k3vyn on June 07, 2012, 04:37:24 pm

you can go to
thearcadeBoneyard.com
for manuals ..pay the $26..obviously stirling is better.. subscription fee and have access to all manuals in pdf format..
print them of and keep a copy on cd.
and they are very readable