Seeburg LS 1 - Treadle Bar; Start and Hold Switches

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SERVICE
MANUAL
Page
4
TORMAT ELECTRICAL
SELECTOR,
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Figure
6.
Number
Swirch Acijustmcnt
Detail.
Refer
to
Figure
6, Loosen
the
adiusting
screw
that holds the
number latch lever
to the letter
latch lever.
Positioo
the
oumber latch lever so
that the tips
of
the latch
bat
hooks of the num-
ber
selector
switches extend
1,/64 ioch
through
the openiogs in the selector
switch shafts. If
the
forward end
of the number
latch lever
is too far
to the right,
the
selector
keys
will be lockcd
out.
If
the levet
is too far
to the left, the selec-
tor keys vill
oot
latch
or
the latching will be
ertatic. Vhen
the cotrect
positioo for
the latch
lever
has
been
established,
tighten the adjust-
ing screw.
e. Treadle Bar
NOTE:
All trea.lle
barc
should
moue
lteely
on
the
pil,ots
to
?est
d{difist tbe rabber
bumpets
ard sbould
baue a small
amount
ol end
play.
Refer
to Figute
7. With
the
treadle bar against
the rubber
bumper
in the treadle
bar adiusting
plate,
positioo
the
plate after
looseoing
the
treadle bar bracket
screws so
there is 13/64
hch
TEIEAOL E BAR
Figure
7.
Treadle
Bar
Adiustoent
Detail'
(0.201
ioch) separatior
betweeo the treadle
bar
and
the
fraoe
of
tbe
selector
switch. Use
the
shaok of
a No. 6
(0.204
inch) or No'
7
(0.201
inch) or
a 13/64
itch twist drill
for a spacing
8auge.
[. Start
and
llold
Swit<,hes
The
timing
of the snap actioo
stalt switches
is
adjusted by
positiooiog the biackets
for
the
eotire sw.itch
assenbly.
DO
NOT
ADIUST
BY
BEND'N6
'THE
SNAP
ACTION SWITCH
BI-ADP-9,
Refer
to Figure 8. Loosen
the bracket
holdiog
screws
aod
position
the
switches
so
the start
switch
conracts
closc
when the selector
switch-
es
have approxim ately
l/12
inch oore
travel be-
fote
latching
by
thc
latch
bars.
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