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[email protected] May 10th 06 09:07 PM

Locating relays
 
I'm trying to locate a couple of relays to replace some in my Wurlitzer
1050 (1973). I can find no information on the internet or any jukebox
service websites that I've visited. I've even contacted the
manufacturer and was told their records don't go back that far.
They're both Potter & Brumfield relays. One has the markings:
KH-4165-1, 24VDC, 122133, and the other: KH-5152-2, 12VDC, 137088.
Does anyone know where I can find these relays or find out what the
modern equivalent is? Thanks.


John Robertson May 10th 06 10:15 PM

Locating relays
 
On 2006-05-10 13:07:09 -0700, said:

I'm trying to locate a couple of relays to replace some in my Wurlitzer
1050 (1973). I can find no information on the internet or any jukebox
service websites that I've visited. I've even contacted the
manufacturer and was told their records don't go back that far.
They're both Potter & Brumfield relays. One has the markings:
KH-4165-1, 24VDC, 122133, and the other: KH-5152-2, 12VDC, 137088.
Does anyone know where I can find these relays or find out what the
modern equivalent is? Thanks.


Standard plug in relays. I stock them - about $15US each.

John :-#)#
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