Seeburg R randon non select

'bout ready to pull my hair out if I had some. I've restored many jukeboxes so you can speak jukeboxese. Never had a problem like this I couldn't solve: Random selections do not select - no pattern - odds and evens - all nos, all letters and probably about fifty per-cent failure! I've serviced the keyboard, the selector, and the credit unit paying special attention to S, U, V, and W. Zero zilch. Nada. Selector is dry. No lube was used anywhere.
Whaddya tink's goin' on here. Seeburg "R"

On Apr 2, 9:54*pm, Scottie
wrote:
'bout ready to pull my hair out if I had some. *I've restored many
jukeboxes so you can speak jukeboxese. *Never had a problem like this I
couldn't solve: Random selections do not select - no pattern - odds and
evens - all nos, all letters and probably about fifty per-cent failure!
I've serviced the keyboard, the selector, and the credit unit paying
special attention to S, U, V, and W. *Zero zilch. *Nada. *Selector is
dry. *No lube was used anywhere. *
Whaddya tink's goin' on here. *Seeburg "R"

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Scottie

How about the Jones plug from the pinbank to the receiver ? Also the
other Jones plug from the selector to the receiver ? Clean and
shiney ? Could it be the pinbank needs a rebuild ?

Thanks DB!
WHEW! Beginning to think my post fell into an abyss. SHEESH.
I did. Yeah I did, DAVE. Pinbank was serviced completely, totally dismantled and reassembled dry only weeks ago.
To eliminate receiver as source of trouble, I plugged jones together by bending tabs away slightly. No help.
At the suggestion from, "Jukeboxman" over at Antiqueradioforum, I repositioned the latch solenoid to book setting for proper latch, unlatch, and sel/cancel of NUMBERS.
Tonite I'm 100% on all numbers and realize problem was not random at all. It was a NUMBERS problem only.
THANKS for the reply, DAVE!