2 Replacing SHP Bias Potentiometer part 2 of 2

Vid 2 of ? Using 100 ohm Bourns 3296 Trim Potentiometers to replace faulty bias pots in a Seeburg Jukebox SHP1 Amplifier. Upgrading an early model SHP1 Amp that was in working condition. This second video explains how the cermet 3296 trim pot works as a variable resistor; show the inner workings and how to solder leads.

The next video (not done yet) will show the replacement process - installing the new pots on the SHP Chassis.

As a bonus all my videos Include my unrehearsed rambling and mediocre soldering skills! I am not a Seeburg Jukebox Expert so feel free to politely disagree with me.

If you own a Digital Era Seeburg Jukebox then you have a SHP1 or SHP3 Amplifier. Just recapping the amp is only the first part of rebuilding this 40 year old amplifier. Having the correct Bias settings is important for great sound and the safety of the transistors. It is difficult to correctly adjust Bias when the original Bias Potentiometer is faulty.

I reference the Seeburg SHP Amplifier Operation and Troubleshooting Guide by Tony Miller (who was an expert). This guide is what made me aware of the problem. You should invest in a copy before working on a SHP. It is only $19.95 from AlwaysjukinDotCom.

Lastly - Be careful or you will fry something on the amp or shock the bejeebers out of yourself. The SHP is a complex amplifier so buy and read Tony Miller's guide.

Enjoy a Cold Shiner while working on a jukebox.



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