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Rock-Ola 474 Sybaris : Crumbling connectors



 
 
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Old February 7th 11, 12:19 AM
bele2009 bele2009 is offline
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Default Rock-Ola 474 Sybaris : Crumbling connectors

Hello all

I'm restoring a Rockola 474 jukebox right now. The problem I have is that the connectors on most control boxes are extremely dry and the break as soon as I try to remove them to service the boxes. Not very practical indeed...

I spent quite some time yesterday on DigiKey trying to figure out the AMP part number to replace those connectors. Some of them are from the MATE-N-LOK family and I found a perfect match including the crimps. I plan to order those with a contact extraction tool and transfer the pins from the old housings to the new ones.

However I cannot locate the correct part for a few connectors. A 3-pin panel-mounted housing on the Animation Light Controller and a 21-pin on the Credit Unit. The 3-Pin as the number AMP 480758 but I cannot find anything with the part number. Any idea where I can get the proper replacement housings? If these are no longer available what you guys a doing when a connector is broken?
Thanks a lot,

Eric
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Old February 7th 11, 12:13 PM
DRebber DRebber is offline
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You might also try Mouser Electronics.

In the event you cannot find the proper connector, you can hardwire in a new "inline" connection of your choosing. At least you will still be able to remove, repair, and re-install the original components. I would not recommend hardwiring the harness to the component.

Respectfully,

David
 




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