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Sold by The Jukebox Man for over 30 years Here in the UK 7” records that can play on your jukebox need to have the centres removed. In the USA large holed discs are the normal as the large hole is for 45 rpm and the small hole is usually 33 rpm. Jukeboxes being mainly from the USA operate with the large hole 45’s. However there is a device in some models of jukeboxes from about the 1960s which will play both large and small centre discs. It is called “intermix” originally

Understanding Rubber Parts in Your Jukebox Often overlooked are the rubber parts in your jukebox. These components play a crucial role in the overall functionality of your beloved machine. It's essential that these parts remain in good condition. If they become hard, brittle, perished, or misshapen, it can seriously affect your jukebox's performance. The Impact of Age and Storage Age and poor storage conditions contribute to rubber parts "going off." Over time, they can lose

Leaf switches are in most of the older models of juke box. They are designed to be accessible for cleaning and maintenance. Basically consisting of thin strips of sprung copper with a contact fixed to one end and held at the other in strips of insulated material. The switches can be built up in to many different configurations to provide multiple switching actions such as the Seeburg reversing switch shown below - Many of this type are actuated by a lever/spring arrangement w