SERVICE MANUAL, 20-22 Page | SELECT-O-MATIC MECHANISM, Type 160ST17 for Model LS1 The Select-O-Matic Mechonism, Type 1G0ST17, ic used in the LSI Model Select-O-Matic Phonographs. The adjustments and service information are given on the following pages and are indexed below. — INDEX FOR SECTION 20 - 22 — Adjustment Preface Cam Ascembly Installation Cam Switch Clamp Arm Installation Clamp Arm . Clamp Arm Switel css - Clutoh & Housing Assembly Tastructioas Clutch I through $ i Clutch Switch... si Contac: Plusger Bleck 1 & 2 Detent Aim & Gear Segment Inst Detent Switch Guide Rollers si Lubrication Chart... Magazine iu. Mechanism Schematic Pickup 1 through 13 it Play Conizol Subtract Switeh cnn Poptlaity Net2r sn ussimnsnnnnennn Reset Lever Switch : Reversing Switch Land 2... Rubber Bompers ... Safety Lever vnsroneennnn election Playing isdicator Tomat Memory Unit, Wiring Diagran ‘Tornat Memory Unit Position Transfer Arm Installation Transfer Arn 1 & 2 ‘Trip Solenoid ... ncn ‘Turntable Siaft ead Gear lastallationSERVICE MANUAL, 0-2 SELECT-O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS Pages = PREFACE — The adjustments for the 33-1/3 - 45 rpm. Select-O-Matic Mechanism are given on the following pages. Each adjustmeat is associated with a step-by-step procedure which, if followed, will result in correct ad- justmene and normal operation. These individual adjustments may be made in any sequence but chey are, in some instances, dependent on or affected by others, Because of this, they ate arranged in a sequence which may be followed from page to page if a completely misadjusted mechanism is co be placed ia oper~ atiag condition. If an individual adjustment is to be checked e made, careful auencion should be given to notes indicating depeadent adjustments. Reference is made in these adjustment outlines to the FRONT, REAR, LEFT and RIGHT of the mecha- nism in order to locate adjusting screws and various mechanical parts. Unless otherwise specified, these are defined as viewed from the front of the cabinet. Reference is also made to right side and left side playing of a record. Right side of a record is defined as viewed from the front of the phonograph and is played with counterclockwise rotation of the mechanism flywheel. Left side of a record is defined as viewed from the front of the phonograph aad is played with clockwise rotation of the flywheel. Counter- clockwise and clockwise rotation of the flywhcelare defined as viewed from che sight side of the mecha nism, These references are used whether the mecbanism is in or out of the cal The operation cycle of the mechaniem follows a definite sequence ia playing a record. This sequence ia- cludes the following: SCAN — in which the carriage assembly travels from side to side on the mechanism base, TRANSFER ~ ia which the record is waasfered from the magazine to the playing position or from the playing position to the magazine. PLAYING — in which the record is clamped to the turntable and is played. ‘The cenms SCAN ~ TRANSFER — PLAYING ate also used to describe the position of the clutch, cams and levers of the carriage assembly whether or not the moter is in operation.2 SERVICE MANUAL, Page $ SELECT—O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS INSTALLATION OF CAN ASSEMBLY, DETENT ARM AND GEAR SEGMENT Carriage Casting Clamp Arm Cam Cam Shaft B Cam Shaft Bearing Cam Assembly | Stripper Plate Thrust Washer Thrust Washer... Note NOTE: Woshers, Part No. 922603 (.020"), 922600 (.005""), 922601 (.010""), 922602 (.015") should be selected ond installod botweon the Clamp Arm Cam and the Thrust Washer so the end play of the Cam Assembly is .003"" to .010"", Afier the proper washers have bear installed, the cam assembly should be checked by manual rotation, a full turn in either direction without evidence of binds. Carriage Casting Detent Arm Lever Set Screw Shaft Gear Segment NOTE: Washers, Part No. 922170 (.015"), 922165 (.010"), 922160 (.005"") should be selected and in- stalled between the Detent Arm Lever ond the Geor Segment so the end play is.003" to.010".ANUAL 20-2 Dr re Aum Locating Washer. Turnteble Drive Grommet ~ SELECT—O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS Poge § TURNTABLE, SHAFT AND GEAR INSTALLATION Thrust Plate “S822, Carriage Frame — iage Fr 4 Worm Gear— Turntable Retainer wake Heleal Geary Thrust Bal a | Ball Beating - Bearing Retsner Seew Note T: Note 2. Hote 3: Hote 4: Lubrication: ‘Turntable Reteining Screw Nawet3 Spring Washer Drive Arm Washer Part No, 922270 ~ .005"" thick Washer Part Ne. 922271 ~ .010" thick Washer Part No. 922272 ~ .015" thick Instell Washer No, 922272 between Clutch Shaft Drive Gear and loft Turntable Shoft Bearing and adjust thrust plate screw for .003 10 .007 end ploy. Select Washers and install between Spacer ond Ball Bearing so end play of Turntable on the Shaft is a moximum of .U15"'. To check this, hold Turntable Shaft firmly against the Thrust Plate, by pressing against the Worm Gear, and move the Turntable 10 the right in « direction parallel to the Turateble Shaft, The Spring Washer must always take out the end play by roturning the Tumtable to the left when relecsed. Install rubber Drive Grommets with small dianeter end toward the Drive Arm. The Gears should hove a light cooring of Seeburg Spectal Purvose Oil, Pari No. 53014. Do not use more oil than will adhere to the Gears. The felt wick in the Thrust Screw for the Turntable Worm (which meshes with the Worm Gear) must be placed in the hole in the screw so it is in contact with the Thrust Ball. The wick should be saturcted with Seeburg Specie! Purpose Oil.w- 2 SERVICE MANUAL, SELECT-O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS INSTALLATION OF CLAMP AND TRANSFER ARMS With the Set Serew loose and @ Record clamped on the Turntable, edjust the horizontal position of the Clamp Arm so the Center Line throush the Pivot Pin forms a right angle with the Clamp Dise and Record. _PrerBuk Ad Scone When installation is complete, readjust Clamp Arn, Refer to Clamp Arm Adjustments. cmp Bich Set Sa Some ine Ambon Sem Note 1: Tronsfer Arm should be straight ond should form aright angle with the Transfer Arm Shoft. Note 2: Washers, Part No, 921551 (.015"), 921550 (.010"), 921552 (,020"), 921553 (.037") should be selected and placed ot both ends of the Transfer Arm hub so the Arm folls in the center | of the Guide Slot in the Contact Arm and so the J end play of the Arm is .003" to .007". There _-Gode Tamla Are Net Costs Ain must be af least one wesher at each end of the eee ee e rma St Note 3: When installing assembly on carriage, mechanism and Transfer Arm should be in SCAN position with reference marks aligned as shown. Whon installotion iz complete, reedjust Transfer Arm, Refer to Transfer Arm Adjustments.SERVICE MANUAL SELECT-O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS, Pagel CLUTCH & HOUSING ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS, THRUET AAU. __ baa ae ie ma ins = = SE NE 1a KNEAD i ¢—- 3}-——" rane BE SURE CLUTCH WORM AND CAM SHAFT DRIVE GEAR ARE CORRECTLY MESHED BEFORE TIGHTENING CLUTCH ASSEMBLY MOUNTING SCREWS,0-2 SERVICE MANUAL Page 8 SELECT-O-MATIC MECHANISM ADJUSTMENTS “CLUTCH 1" — - CLUTCH LIFTING ADJUSTMENT This adjustment conttols the amount of vertical clutch travel and results in ful engage- rent of the Clutch with the Warm Pin in TRANSFER position aud ith the Sprocket Pin in SCAN position, Loosen lock out and taro Adjusting Screw down to limit screw Check Clute Shifting Lever Roller position. The Roller should be in the N Notch, If the Roller ts wot in the SCAN Notch, tum the motor shajt until the Roller enters fully into the noted. If the Roller = the PLAY Notch, i may be necessary lo manually lift the Clutch Shifting Lever and + + - turn the motor shaft until the Roller és on the bigh part of its cam When the Roller is on the bigh part of the cam, release the Lever but continue suring the motor shajt until the Roller fully enters the SCAN Notch. Check Trip Mechanism position. The Trip Mechanism should be latched with Release Lever down ‘o limit, Check Clatch position. Clutch should be all the way down sgsinst Drive Pia and ‘cngaged with Spocke: Pin, SS While manually holding Clutch Shifting Lever down - « cum Adjusting Screw UP until screw hhead just touches Clutch Shifting Lever. Tighten Lock Nut.