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Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
Hi all,
My father in law recently picked up a really nice one owner/home use OMT1015CD. The production date is 1999 with a serial in the 3909XXXX range and it uses a amp labeled "Compact Amplifier 40 210". Unfortunately it currently has a fair share of issues. - The only LED Display output is a flashing "8". I checked the k7 actuator and found it had already been replaced with a hose clamp. I adjusted the tail of the clamp to open k7 when the gripper is in the home position and the CD clamp is fully opened. This allowed the carousel to spin but the display still flashes "8" and the gripper just keeps randomly grabbing CDs and putting them back without playing. - I then turned my attention to the CD unit. From looking at the pictures on flippers.com it's either a CDM12 or CD-PRO unit. The disk spindle never spins up and the laser never seeks/hunts or powers up but the LED on the controller board flashes "0" "1" "8" in a loop. If you press button 1 it will scroll through the different modes 0-5 but pressing the other two buttons does nothing. Any ideas from the pro's where I should start? If the cd drive is bad will that cause the constant swapping of disks? Thanks for any and all help, J |
Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
On 10/16/2016 9:12 PM, jbenz wrote:
Hi all, My father in law recently picked up a really nice one owner/home use OMT1015CD. The production date is 1999 with a serial in the 3909XXXX range and it uses a amp labeled "Compact Amplifier 40 210". Unfortunately it currently has a fair share of issues. - The only LED Display output is a flashing "8". I checked the k7 actuator and found it had already been replaced with a hose clamp. I adjusted the tail of the clamp to open k7 when the gripper is in the home position and the CD clamp is fully opened. This allowed the carousel to spin but the display still flashes "8" and the gripper just keeps randomly grabbing CDs and putting them back without playing. Is the machine is Self Test or Run mode? The SERVICE switch on the SC&C (Selection and Credit Computer) should be off to Run mode. Are the Z and K LEDs blinking when the carousel rotates? Read about that on my page...#2-1. Have you followed the troubleshooting guide posted there? - I then turned my attention to the CD unit. From looking at the pictures on flippers.com it's either a CDM12 or CD-PRO unit. The disk spindle never spins up and the laser never seeks/hunts or powers up but the LED on the controller board flashes "0" "1" "8" in a loop. If you press button 1 it will scroll through the different modes 0-5 but pressing the other two buttons does nothing. If it is a CD player failure the CD would be placed on the player and the machine would wait ten to twenty seconds - then return the CD to the basket if it couldn't access the player. If it puts it back immediatly then something else is wrong. Any ideas from the pro's where I should start? If the cd drive is bad will that cause the constant swapping of disks? Thanks for any and all help, J Very busy right now, but I will pop in every day or so with more suggestions if you report back your findings. Please do not edit the thread other than removing useless text, I don't want to have to go back through various messages to find the story here. Quote and answer like I just did is best for clarity or process... John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." |
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Is the machine is Self Test or Run mode? The SERVICE switch on the SC&C (Selection and Credit Computer) should be off to Run mode. Hi John, Thanks for the great resource that is flippers.com and taking the time to respond. -Verified SC&C is in Run mode. I can enter service mode and run some of the tests successfully although tests that apply to the CD (keys 7,6,and 9) produce no results. Also while in service mode the gripper keeps grabbing random CDs from the carousel, placing on the player then returning them after 4 or 5 seconds. Are the Z and K LEDs blinking when the carousel rotates? Read about that on my page...#2-1. -Z flashes steadily as the carousel rotates while K flashes every once and a while. Have you followed the troubleshooting guide posted there? -I'm still working through all of the troubleshooting that even remotely resembles the issues I'm having. I'm heading back over to the in-laws again Wed night to dive back in. If it is a CD player failure the CD would be placed on the player and the machine would wait ten to twenty seconds - then return the CD to the basket if it couldn't access the player. If it puts it back immediatly then something else is wrong. - I timed the delay between placing the cd on the player and returning it to the carousel and it came in between 4 and 5 seconds so a far cry from 20 seconds. Thank you again for your help especially knowing that you are swamped right now. Jay |
Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
On 10/17/2016 8:56 PM, jbenz wrote:
John Robertson;698141 Wrote: Is the machine is Self Test or Run mode? The SERVICE switch on the SC&C (Selection and Credit Computer) should be off to Run mode. Hi John, Thanks for the great resource that is flippers.com and taking the time to respond. -Verified SC&C is in Run mode. I can enter service mode and run some of the tests successfully although tests that apply to the CD (keys 7,6,and 9) produce no results. Also while in service mode the gripper keeps grabbing random CDs from the carousel, placing on the player then returning them after 4 or 5 seconds. Are the Z and K LEDs blinking when the carousel rotates? Read about that on my page...#2-1. -Z flashes steadily as the carousel rotates while K flashes every once and a while. Have you followed the troubleshooting guide posted there? -I'm still working through all of the troubleshooting that even remotely resembles the issues I'm having. I'm heading back over to the in-laws again Wed night to dive back in. If it is a CD player failure the CD would be placed on the player and the machine would wait ten to twenty seconds - then return the CD to the basket if it couldn't access the player. If it puts it back immediatly then something else is wrong. - I timed the delay between placing the cd on the player and returning it to the carousel and it came in between 4 and 5 seconds so a far cry from 20 seconds. Thank you again for your help especially knowing that you are swamped right now. Jay One thing to try is unplug the battery jumper and leave the machine off overnight. This will flush the memory and will sometimes cure weird problems. Plug the battery jumper back in after you have turned the machine back on... John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." |
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Thanks John, I'll report back tonight with results of draining the power and the additional troubleshooting. |
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The juke still flashes 8 on display, cd drive still flashes 0-1-8, gripper arm still grabs about every 10th cd, places on the player then picks it up, returns it then the carousel spins ahead another couple of disks then repeats the whole cycle. I followed the troubleshooting in Chapter V, symptom 2 for permanent gripper arm movement. Troubleshooting suggests if the gripper arm movement stops after pulling BLUE (ours stops when blue is pulled) then the SC&C is running out of program and suggests computer is defective. I also checked pin 4 on the BLUE plug when k6 is open and only got -.412v insead of -30v the manual specified. I checked voltages at the following fuse locations on the 40210 amp just for GP. Si6 + 28.9v Si4 + 33.9v Si5 + 10.5v Si3 - 34.2v Si2 Zero Si1 Zero And here are some pictures of the 40210 amp and the CDM41/CDM12 SC&C just in case someone can see a glaring error in the wiring. http://imgur.com/a/JVQSb Thanks again John, Jay |
Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
On 10/19/2016 9:05 PM, jbenz wrote:
John Robertson;698144 Wrote: On 10/17/2016 8:56 PM, jbenz wrote:- John Robertson;698141 Wrote:- Is the machine is Self Test or Run mode? The SERVICE switch on the SC&C (Selection and Credit Computer) should be off to Run mode. Hi John, Thanks for the great resource that is flippers.com and taking the time to respond. -Verified SC&C is in Run mode. I can enter service mode and run some of the tests successfully although tests that apply to the CD (keys 7,6,and 9) produce no results. Also while in service mode the gripper keeps grabbing random CDs from the carousel, placing on the player then returning them after 4 or 5 seconds. Are the Z and K LEDs blinking when the carousel rotates? Read about that on my page...#2-1. -Z flashes steadily as the carousel rotates while K flashes every once and a while. Have you followed the troubleshooting guide posted there? -I'm still working through all of the troubleshooting that even remotely resembles the issues I'm having. I'm heading back over to the in-laws again Wed night to dive back in. If it is a CD player failure the CD would be placed on the player and the machine would wait ten to twenty seconds - then return the CD to the basket if it couldn't access the player. If it puts it back immediatly then something else is wrong. - I timed the delay between placing the cd on the player and returning it to the carousel and it came in between 4 and 5 seconds so a far cry from 20 seconds. Thank you again for your help especially knowing that you are swamped right now. Jay - - One thing to try is unplug the battery jumper and leave the machine off overnight. This will flush the memory and will sometimes cure weird problems. Plug the battery jumper back in after you have turned the machine back on... John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." I just got back from round two with the OMT. I pulled the batt jumper yesterday so it's been unplugged for the better part of a day. Powered up the machine and plugged the jumper back in with no change in symptoms. The juke still flashes 8 on display, cd drive still flashes 0-1-8, gripper arm still grabs about every 10th cd, places on the player then picks it up, returns it then the carousel spins ahead another couple of disks then repeats the whole cycle. I followed the troubleshooting in Chapter V, symptom 2 for permanent gripper arm movement. Troubleshooting suggests if the gripper arm movement stops after pulling BLUE (ours stops when blue is pulled) then the SC&C is running out of program and suggests computer is defective. I also checked pin 4 on the BLUE plug when k6 is open and only got -.412v insead of -30v the manual specified. I checked voltages at the following fuse locations on the 40210 amp just for GP. Si6 + 28.9v Si4 + 33.9v Si5 + 10.5v Si3 - 34.2v Si2 Zero Si1 Zero And here are some pictures of the 40210 amp and the CDM41/CDM12 SC&C just in case someone can see a glaring error in the wiring. http://imgur.com/a/JVQSb Thanks again John, Jay Can't help for a few days. Will review this over this weekend and see what further steps I can advise... A quick thought is to check that the microswitches all show zeroish resistance when closed (power off, computer unplugged) and infinite when open on the off chance that either the K7 or safety micro switch are defective. John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." |
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I tested the three micro-switches up top and all tested good. Jay |
Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
On 10/24/2016 1:26 AM, jbenz wrote:
John Robertson;698151 Wrote: John Robertson;698144 Wrote:- - Can't help for a few days. Will review this over this weekend and see what further steps I can advise... A quick thought is to check that the microswitches all show zeroish resistance when closed (power off, computer unplugged) and infinite when open on the off chance that either the K7 or safety micro switch are defective. John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." Hi John, I tested the three micro-switches up top and all tested good. Jay Jay, Have you obtained the Field service manuals? Check flippers.com. Any manual that has the CDM12 or CD-pro should be appropriate. Has a decent troubleshooting section. You will also find sections to check player operation, gripper arm, cd carrier etc. The player can be checked by itself using the player control buttons. The other functions must be done by putting the S&CC into service mode and then pressing the LT button to reboot the S&CC. The flashing 8 + your other symptoms may be a bad transistor (T4) in the S&CC. Could also be a bad solenoid(Relay) in the S&CC (relay 4). The very short time the CD is on the player would generally mean the S&CC is skipping the step to tell the CD Player to play the CD. This can happen if one of the microswitches K1, K6, K7 etc are not working right, especially K1 in this case, or if one of the big relays with the transparent covers on the S&CC are not working. The relay not working correctly is usually the result of a bad transistor that controls it. It sounds like this is happening even though there are no credits available to play. So it could be something related to the credit circuits. Is this doing this right away? When first turned on the carrier should rotate to home itself. You should have an early model CD Pro unless it's been replaced by a newer CD-Pro. OMT's were switched to CD Pro's ~April/May 1998. Have you taken the cover off the computer? If not you should, to make sure the small back-up battery hasn't leaked. The missing -30V is important but I don't remember if -30v should be present at all times or only when going into play mode. One simple thing to check is the Cancel button on the "remote" volume control (on the back of the jukebox). Maybe it is stuck closed. I think you can unplug the control from the amplifier without affecting basic functionality (power off first). Greg |
Tech - Wurlitzer OMT 1015-CD problems
"Greg Lentz" wrote in message ... On 10/24/2016 1:26 AM, jbenz wrote: John Robertson;698151 Wrote: John Robertson;698144 Wrote:- - Can't help for a few days. Will review this over this weekend and see what further steps I can advise... A quick thought is to check that the microswitches all show zeroish resistance when closed (power off, computer unplugged) and infinite when open on the off chance that either the K7 or safety micro switch are defective. John :-#)# -- (Please post followups or tech inquiries to the USENET newsgroup) John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St., Vancouver, BC, Canada V5T 3C9 (604)872-5757 or Fax 872-2010 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games) www.flippers.com "Old pinballers never die, they just flip out." Hi John, I tested the three micro-switches up top and all tested good. Jay Jay, Have you obtained the Field service manuals? Check flippers.com. Any manual that has the CDM12 or CD-pro should be appropriate. Has a decent troubleshooting section. You will also find sections to check player operation, gripper arm, cd carrier etc. The player can be checked by itself using the player control buttons. The other functions must be done by putting the S&CC into service mode and then pressing the LT button to reboot the S&CC. The flashing 8 + your other symptoms may be a bad transistor (T4) in the S&CC. Could also be a bad solenoid(Relay) in the S&CC (relay 4). The very short time the CD is on the player would generally mean the S&CC is skipping the step to tell the CD Player to play the CD. This can happen if one of the microswitches K1, K6, K7 etc are not working right, especially K1 in this case, or if one of the big relays with the transparent covers on the S&CC are not working. The relay not working correctly is usually the result of a bad transistor that controls it. It sounds like this is happening even though there are no credits available to play. So it could be something related to the credit circuits. Is this doing this right away? When first turned on the carrier should rotate to home itself. You should have an early model CD Pro unless it's been replaced by a newer CD-Pro. OMT's were switched to CD Pro's ~April/May 1998. Have you taken the cover off the computer? If not you should, to make sure the small back-up battery hasn't leaked. The missing -30V is important but I don't remember if -30v should be present at all times or only when going into play mode. One simple thing to check is the Cancel button on the "remote" volume control (on the back of the jukebox). Maybe it is stuck closed. I think you can unplug the control from the amplifier without affecting basic functionality (power off first). Greg Follow up after seeing your posted pictures. I see Wurlitzer updated the 4 S&CC relays. My transparent relays have been replace by the large orange/red relay devices along the lower left bottom of the circuit board. I don't have my schematic with me but it's likely the transistors immediately above those orange/red relays are controlling the relays. If one of those goes bad it might be the cause of your problem. If those "relays" are solid state I'm not sure how to check the relays themselves. If they are still mechanical you should be able to hear or feel them clicking. If the "K" led is flashing only intermittently, not continuously lit or not flashing fairly rapidly and regularly then their that is trying to tell you something. I don't remember exactly but it could be the "K" led is only supposed to flash when the carousel is rotating. Greg |
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