AMI Jukebox Mech removal & teardown for F & G - *long video* part 1 of 2
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2020
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Part 1 of 2 Ed tears into this juke by removing the record playing mechanism and removes the old, cracked, and dangerous (fire hazard) lamp cord that AMI used in these jukeboxes.
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I love these old machines. It’s art that new machines hide.
Great video! You helped me wire my F80. Your good!!!
Hi, my husband and I just purchased an AMI Rowe F120 1954 jukebox. We want to restore it and your 2 videos are extremely helpful but we do have couple questions. Would you be able to guide us ?
Hello, glad you liked the videos. Due to work, family & other hobby obligations on our end- we recommend joining a jukebox forum on Facebook or other platform.
Thanks for the shout out. I’m Mark.
I spy a AMI Continental 2 in the background. I have a 1961 AMI Continental 2 100 selection that I will be restoring. I have never done one before so I will be leaning on your videos for sure. Subscribed for sure.
Thanks for watching the vids - even more so for the sub
@@PinballMayhem sure thing. Good content there.
Nice doggo!
I'm in Utah and I have one of these. I live your video on this. However I think its beyond my skills. Could you recommend who I could go to and do I bring it to them. It's in my basement and it's heavy. My dad said it needed a motor. He said not to plug it in in the house plug so it doesn't light up now. Please help. I want it to work so much
I have a few ideas- post a wanted ad for a repair person, contact local amusement businesses & see if they know of a hobbiest in the area, join a Facebook group or two & ask for references.
Quality repairs will not be cheap or fast.
Hello, what a brilliant video, I have a G80 and it helped me a lot, I have a question, I miss some parts on my G80 could I contact you to know if you have some ? Thank you.
I don’t have any spare parts. I recomend joining a Ami jukebox group on face book. I got a ton of parts on there.
@@PinballMayhem thank you very much. I will try to join them. Take care.
Hey I have a AMI D-40, and I just bought a couple selector buttons off of eBay because one is missing and I plan on changing it myself but I have no idea how to properly do it, any help would be much appreciated!
I haven't had to replace any buttons on either of my g and f models. i would ask on a Facebook group specific to AMI jukeboxes.
I have a rough AMI F-120 that seems to have a seized transfer assembly record release cam. Any comments on how to proceed?
Thanks for the question, if it is old grease that caused it - then use a hair dryer to warm the parts up. This will soften up the old lubricant and allow you to disassemble the parts and clean them.
Good luck on your repairs.
@@PinballMayhem I got lucky and didn't have to drive out the rolled pin to disassemble the transfer gearbox. I soaked it in mineral spirits overnight and was then able slowly work out the gunk that kept the cam from operating. Now it goes through the transfer sequence just fine. Thanks for your input.
will a 80 mech fit in a 120
The 80 is a smaller cabinet and mech is also smaller width wise. Could it fit inside yes but modification would have to be made. 120 mechs are more common to find anyways. Electrically I think it could be made to work just don’t plug in the top 40 selector plugs. But with the avalibility of 120 mechs I don’t know if the extra work is beneficial.
Any idea how to get the turntable running faster? Mine is audibly running slow. (if it was just a little slow, then ehhhh, I could live with it. This is slow enough to where you can tell with every record). Let me know if you have any tips!! (mine is the F-120).
It's a really simple system. Take apart, clean, and carefully relube everything related to the turntable. Make sure the motor spins freely.
Good luck on your project.