Rock0Ola Grand Prix not cancelling out the selection made...

I mean, the coil for the appropriate cancel 'lever' or any of those two
coils, not being energized. What could be the trouble?
Cheers, Steve.

The reset coil is fired cby the number two micro switch and through
bcontacts in the control box and the slip nring assembly. This occurs
just as the tone arm starts to move towards the record. Do you have the
service manual, it's a big help, shows all this with pictures.
Charlie maier

Charlie, your a great resource for us juke repair techs! I haven't checked
the microswitch, I will when I return to the clients house. BTW, I recently
reconditionned the entire mech and these microswitches might have been
thrown out of adjustment now that you mention it. Thanks once again Charlie.
Cheers, Steve.
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The reset coil is fired cby the number two micro switch and through
bcontacts in the control box and the slip nring assembly. This occurs
just as the tone arm starts to move towards the record. Do you have the
service manual, it's a big help, shows all this with pictures.
Charlie maier

One of the tricks with those old style black micros is when you mount
them, lift them up from the bottom, this puts them closer to the
acuators and is probably how the factory had them adjusted. Another
thing, if you have this assembly out, replace the three adjustment
screws, the dreaded Bristol Spline with three 4-40 phillips head
screws. If you don't have the bristol wrench to remove them, try a pair
of vice grips. Makes future adjustments so much easier.
Charlie

Thank-you Charlie, I'll definately check the microswitches and follow your
lead.
Cheers, Steve.
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One of the tricks with those old style black micros is when you mount
them, lift them up from the bottom, this puts them closer to the
acuators and is probably how the factory had them adjusted. Another
thing, if you have this assembly out, replace the three adjustment
screws, the dreaded Bristol Spline with three 4-40 phillips head
screws. If you don't have the bristol wrench to remove them, try a pair
of vice grips. Makes future adjustments so much easier.
Charlie