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I have a Philco G-1707S, It uses Tuner RT-150 and also uses Record Changer M-41. I look forward to doing a recap on the tuner and amp.
I found two springs had come off the record changer on mine as was wondering if anyone had any pictures of the Cycling Cam Assembly, Cam Reset Spring so I can get mine back together. I am holding the one that looks like a paper clip and the other is still connected on one end to an arm and laying just next to my hand. An M-41 Record Changer Manual would be incredible but I can't seem to find this available for purchase either. This record changer is also used in Philco Models G-1606 & S, G1808 & S and the SA-2000. I looked at an M-24 Record Changer Manual but there was no similarity. I would be grateful for any assistance offered.
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- Tom Walker (tcw) - Brownsburg, IN 46112
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Looks like I did get a picture while I was still at the place I picked it up! It looks like the looped end goes inside the spring.
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Tom Walker - Brownsburg, IN 46112
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Tom,
This is a Voice of Music changer. Looks like my1200 series. The mechanical part is the same.
I have completed one this spring.
https://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthrea...963&page=4
https://philcoradio.com/phorum/showthread.php?tid=22265
I recommend you watch a couple of videos on Youtube, I found a couple of useful ones.
Also here
https://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/catalog/...eedles.asp
You could buy needles, manuals, lube guide etc.
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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Thanks for that information. It was helpful. As long as I had this out I serviced it and now that I have it working in auto the idler slips as the record is changing. Any idea which idler this is and where to get one? - Tom
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I just figured out that in the picture of post number 2 above, the blue stamped letters 857819121OA, the "857" is the EIA identification number for V-M Corporation. "819" is the date code (changer built 19th week of 1958) and 1210A-105 is the actual V-M model number of the changer. The model numbers are usually a “900” or “1200” series number.
Thanks again for your input morzh.
Tom
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Tom
The website I gave you - Gary restores these. You send in yours and he send you a restored one once he gets yours in. He does mot sell them as a stock item, he exchanges old ones for restored ones.
https://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/catalog/...erview.asp
This was mine
https://www.thevoiceofmusic.com/catalog/...Categories=
Here
People who do not drink, do not smoke, do not eat red meat will one day feel really stupid lying there and dying from nothing.
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