Although jukeboxes today have been sized down to work on CD format, there was a time not so long ago when jukeboxes that played 45-RPM records were in almost every local teen hangout. The Seeburg AY100 is a vintage jukebox that was manufactured in the early 1960s. The AY100 stored and played 100 45-RPM records. The speakers on the AY100 are housed inside the lower front section of the jukebox and are covered by a front grill. To service or repair the speakers, this front grill must be removed. This is a simple operation.
Instructions
1. Unplug the jukebox from the electric wall socket to avoid electrical shock during the process.
2. Locate the four screws in each corner of the jukebox's grill, which is located at the bottom of the jukebox front. Insert a Phillips screwdriver into each screw and remove them. Set the screws to the side where they will not get lost.
3. Slip two flat-head screwdrivers, or a putty knife and a screwdriver into the space on each side between the grill and the jukebox frame. Gently pry the grill forward from the frame and then remove it.
4. Replace the grill by fitting it back into the frame and screwing the screws back into their slots.
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