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If you need help with a repair on a jukebox
component (amplifier, selection receiver, mechanism, etc.) here
are links to some guys who can help. Some of them may not be willing
to come to your place to troubleshoot your machine, but once you
have narrowed the problem down to a subassembly, any of them would
be more than willing to fix it if you box it and ship it to them.
Each would be more than happy to help, but please contact them first
and say that I said hi! Please note that I am doing this to
help those who are hesitant to undertake their own repairs and do
not warrant the work of any of the parties listed below.
I've listed them by geographical location.
- Connecticut and Massachusetts:
Rick Murray ( www.jukeboxrepairman.com).I
work on most types of coin-operated equipment,
including pinball machines, and I specialize
in complete restorations of 50's jukeboxes,
primarily Seeburgs, which are my favorite. All
phases of restoration are handled at my location
with the exception of re-chroming services.
I provide service to most areas of Connecticut
and Massachusetts.
- Ohio and surrounding area:
- Dan Colabuno (dcolabuno@yahoo.com).
Dan has been repairing, restoring, and collecting
jukeboxes for approximately forty-four years.
I have had my own repair shop for the last
twenty-two years. I have been working in
it full time for the last two years, part
time before that. I was the service manager
for one of Central Ohio's largest jukebox
operating company for twenty years. I now
specialize in the repair and restoration
of all makes of jukeboxes including 78,
45 RPM and compact disc machines. I am always
willing to give advice over the phone. I
do some repair work in the field, but most
of it is shipped to me from all over for
repair and return. I have built a lot of
test equipment for Seeburg Tormat, Microlog,
and MCU and also for AMI and Rowe/AMI. I
can be reached at (740) 653-3105 most anytime.
- Northern California:
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Ron Rich
(ronnnrich@yahoo.com)
I will work on all Seeburgs from
the M100B through the STD4 models, and components
for them, plus some of the SMC stuff and older
78 RPM units. Also, many AMIs built in those
years and all Rowe Ami CD phonos, and most
components. Some RockOla & Wurlitzer 78/45
rpm phonos, and CD machines. Plus, Rowe OBA/CBA
dollar bill units. Yes, I still make housecalls
- by appointment only! One thing I will not
do is return phone calls!!! - I just get too
many to do it! email me please. By the way,
Ron has helped significantly in the checking
of information I have placed on these pages,
never hesitating to point out any of my lies
(as he calls them, or as I prefer to portray
them, stretches of the truth). While I do not
intentionally cloud the truth, Ron's 40 years
of experience 'in the trenches' operating and
maintaining jukeboxes has been instrumental
in helping me to present the most accurate information
I can on this website. Now, Ron, since I've
given you such a pat on the back, will you please
reconsider selling me your DSST1?
- Southern California:
-
Mike Zuccaro
(mjzuccaro@aol.com<)
Mike has 25 years of experience in fixing jukeboxes.
He also specializes in Fender guitars, radios from
the 1920s through 1940s, Philco Predicta TVs, and
any quality HiFi manufacturer you can name. Mike
is also an authorized repairer for Marantz brand
quality HiFi. Visit his
website,
or call him at (858) 271-8294 during reasonable
(9 AM to 9 PM) Pacific Standard Time hours.
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