Rockola 460 parts

I'm having trouble locating parts for my 454 and as it turns out, I think the guts are out of a 460 box. Can anyone look up these part numbers and tell me what box they actually belong to? My 454 Rockola has the correct label on the back and serial numbers check out, but the guts don't match the manual. Ampfilier 48350A (on-line says 453 - 474 O.K.); Powewr Supply 48450A (on-line says 460 - 461); Credit Unit 50225A (459 - 460); Turntable 49768 ?, and Mech/gripper motor 50299A ?. I purchased a gripper motor thru part number listed in 454 manual and the shaft is too short for the gear to reach the carousel gear. So, what jukebox does this motor 50299a belong to? I guess I'll need to buy another manual. Does anyone know if there is a model number stamped anywhere on the internal framework? Thanks, Bob

On Oct 19, 11:06*pm, Bob Raney Bob.Raney.
wrote:
I'm having trouble locating parts for my 454 and as it turns out, I
think the guts are out of a 460 box. *Can anyone look up these part
numbers and tell me what box they actually belong to? *My 454 Rockola
has the correct label on the back and serial numbers check out, but the
guts don't match the manual. *Ampfilier 48350A (on-line says 453 - 474
O.K.); Powewr Supply 48450A (on-line says 460 - 461); Credit Unit 50225A
(459 - 460); Turntable 49768 ?, and Mech/gripper motor 50299A ?. *I
purchased a gripper motor thru part number listed in 454 manual and the
shaft is too short for the gear to reach the carousel gear. *So, what
jukebox does this motor 50299a belong to? *I guess I'll need to buy
another manual. *Does anyone know if there is a model number stamped
anywhere on the internal framework? Thanks, *Bob

--
Bob Raney

Bob, I have a working 454 and a 464 parts machine.
454 / 464:
Amp 48350-A / 48350-1A
Pwr Supply 48455-A / 48455-1-A
Credit Unit 50225-A / 50640-A
Here is a link to some on-line Rock-Ola manuals.
http://thearcadeboneyard.com/jukebox...s_rock_ola.php
Hopefully you will be able to sort through you motor challenge by
perusing these manuals.
Cheers,
john

Originally Posted by John Ross

On Oct 19, 11:06*pm, Bob Raney Bob.Raney.
wrote:
I'm having trouble locating parts for my 454 and as it turns out, I
think the guts are out of a 460 box. *Can anyone look up these part
numbers and tell me what box they actually belong to? *My 454 Rockola
has the correct label on the back and serial numbers check out, but the
guts don't match the manual. *Ampfilier 48350A (on-line says 453 - 474
O.K.); Powewr Supply 48450A (on-line says 460 - 461); Credit Unit 50225A
(459 - 460); Turntable 49768 ?, and Mech/gripper motor 50299A ?. *I
purchased a gripper motor thru part number listed in 454 manual and the
shaft is too short for the gear to reach the carousel gear. *So, what
jukebox does this motor 50299a belong to? *I guess I'll need to buy
another manual. *Does anyone know if there is a model number stamped
anywhere on the internal framework? Thanks, *Bob

--
Bob Raney

Bob, I have a working 454 and a 464 parts machine.
454 / 464:
Amp 48350-A / 48350-1A
Pwr Supply 48455-A / 48455-1-A
Credit Unit 50225-A / 50640-A
Here is a link to some on-line Rock-Ola manuals.
http://thearcadeboneyard.com/jukebox...s_rock_ola.php
Hopefully you will be able to sort through you motor challenge by
perusing these manuals.
Cheers,
john

John, Thanks for the input. This box is driving me nuts with all the different components. It looks like someone had parts left over and piled them all into one jukebox to make it work. However, when my Mech motor jammed in gear and bent the shaft; busted the nylon gear; everything stopped working. But finding replacement parts to replace this shaft or entire motor, becomes a new issue. Everyone says for a 454 box; you use "x" motor which doesn't line up with the Scan Gears. So, I'm off to see a good friend named Warren Rowe in El Monte, Ca. who is the "master" mechanic that will resolve this issue. I've inspected numerous Rockola manuals from 453 thru 464 and each one has different part numbers than what mine has. Thanks for your help.

On Oct 25, 7:01*pm, Bob Raney
wrote:
John Ross;689111 Wrote:









On Oct 19, 11:06*pm, Bob Raney Bob.Raney.
wrote:-
I'm having trouble locating parts for my 454 and as it turns out, I
think the guts are out of a 460 box. *Can anyone look up these part
numbers and tell me what box they actually belong to? *My 454 Rockola
has the correct label on the back and serial numbers check out, but
the
guts don't match the manual. *Ampfilier 48350A (on-line says 453 - 474
O.K.); Powewr Supply 48450A (on-line says 460 - 461); Credit Unit
50225A
(459 - 460); Turntable 49768 ?, and Mech/gripper motor 50299A ?. *I
purchased a gripper motor thru part number listed in 454 manual and
the
shaft is too short for the gear to reach the carousel gear. *So, what
jukebox does this motor 50299a belong to? *I guess I'll need to buy
another manual. *Does anyone know if there is a model number stamped
anywhere on the internal framework? Thanks, *Bob

--
Bob Raney-

Bob, I have a working 454 and a 464 parts machine.
454 / 464:
Amp 48350-A / 48350-1A
Pwr Supply 48455-A / 48455-1-A
Credit Unit 50225-A / 50640-A
Here is a link to some on-line Rock-Ola manuals.
http://thearcadeboneyard.com/jukebox...s_rock_ola.php
Hopefully you will be able to sort through you motor challenge by
perusing these manuals.
Cheers,
john

John, Thanks for the input. *This box is driving me nuts with all the
different components. *It looks like someone had parts left over and
piled them all into one jukebox to make it work. *However, when my Mech
motor jammed in gear and bent the shaft; busted the nylon gear;
everything stopped working. *But finding replacement parts to replace
this shaft or entire motor, becomes a new issue. *Everyone says for a
454 box; you use "x" motor which doesn't line up with the Scan Gears.
So, I'm off to see a good friend named Warren Rowe in El Monte, Ca. *who
is the "master" mechanic that will resolve this issue. *I've inspected
numerous Rockola manuals from 453 thru 464 and each one has different
part numbers than what mine has. *Thanks for your help.

--
Bob Raney

Hang in there Bob. Keep in mind that it was a reliable working mech
for decades, so can be restored to that same condition again.
I'm wondering though if you were supplied a replacement motor that
wasn't truly from a 454?
I hope that your friend will be able to help you get your Rock-Ola
singing again,
He certainly does have a great last name to he involved in the jukebox
hobby.
Cheers,
john

Originally Posted by John Ross

On Oct 25, 7:01*pm, Bob Raney
wrote:
John Ross;689111 Wrote:









On Oct 19, 11:06*pm, Bob Raney Bob.Raney.
wrote:-
I'm having trouble locating parts for my 454 and as it turns out, I
think the guts are out of a 460 box. *Can anyone look up these part
numbers and tell me what box they actually belong to? *My 454 Rockola
has the correct label on the back and serial numbers check out, but
the
guts don't match the manual. *Ampfilier 48350A (on-line says 453 - 474
O.K.); Powewr Supply 48450A (on-line says 460 - 461); Credit Unit
50225A
(459 - 460); Turntable 49768 ?, and Mech/gripper motor 50299A ?. *I
purchased a gripper motor thru part number listed in 454 manual and
the
shaft is too short for the gear to reach the carousel gear. *So, what
jukebox does this motor 50299a belong to? *I guess I'll need to buy
another manual. *Does anyone know if there is a model number stamped
anywhere on the internal framework? Thanks, *Bob

--
Bob Raney-

Bob, I have a working 454 and a 464 parts machine.
454 / 464:
Amp 48350-A / 48350-1A
Pwr Supply 48455-A / 48455-1-A
Credit Unit 50225-A / 50640-A
Here is a link to some on-line Rock-Ola manuals.
http://thearcadeboneyard.com/jukebox...s_rock_ola.php
Hopefully you will be able to sort through you motor challenge by
perusing these manuals.
Cheers,
john

John, Thanks for the input. *This box is driving me nuts with all the
different components. *It looks like someone had parts left over and
piled them all into one jukebox to make it work. *However, when my Mech
motor jammed in gear and bent the shaft; busted the nylon gear;
everything stopped working. *But finding replacement parts to replace
this shaft or entire motor, becomes a new issue. *Everyone says for a
454 box; you use "x" motor which doesn't line up with the Scan Gears.
So, I'm off to see a good friend named Warren Rowe in El Monte, Ca. *who
is the "master" mechanic that will resolve this issue. *I've inspected
numerous Rockola manuals from 453 thru 464 and each one has different
part numbers than what mine has. *Thanks for your help.

--
Bob Raney

Hang in there Bob. Keep in mind that it was a reliable working mech
for decades, so can be restored to that same condition again.
I'm wondering though if you were supplied a replacement motor that
wasn't truly from a 454?
I hope that your friend will be able to help you get your Rock-Ola
singing again,
He certainly does have a great last name to he involved in the jukebox
hobby.
Cheers,
john

Warren has been in the business for over 50 years. His brother retired a few years ago, but Warren at 73 loves working on these babies. He has a shop in El Monte, Ca. full of jukeboxes brought to him from throught out the U.S. Only problem; due to his age; you must bring the box into him and help unload it. He works on everything and is fantastic when stuck with a problem. However, his parts supply is limited as he needs them for his rebuilds. Warren points out that a majority of Rockola's can have many interchangeable parts as they are all compatible. He just changed the shaft to give me more length and now everything lines up nicely.