NSM Jukebox Keypad Repair

[DRD]

Does anyone know a good source of the little push-fit plastic cylinders used in nsm keypads pls?

When old, the plastic just disintegrates and the keypad slowly dies

@mark9 @Pick Holder ?

Ta

 

[Tony]

@Jukeboxjim

 

[mark9]

Have you tried ebay? Expect to pay £40+ though for a complete unit.

Or a reconditioning service on there may be able to help:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NSM-CD-J...h=item4b57cdadf2:g:KoAAAOSwfZhXNIoA:rk:1:pf:0

 

[steve brum]

I cleared a retiring operator store room in June but most juke stuff went straight to ebay however I'll take a look on Saturday as I might have these in a box of small parts . There were over 1000 items from fruit bulbs to a Creech so not everything has been sorted yet

 

[DRD]

The bits I need are like little grains of rice. They are probably made of nylon. Perhaps 2mm diameter. 5mm long.

Wooden tooth picks cut to length almost do the job but not quite.

Maybe plastic strimmer line might do it

 

[PinballDaze]

I know a guy who has found a suitable cut-to-length substitute. I will ask him and post details.

 

[ronnie63]

I do have some of these key pads

 

[Pick Holder]

Just buy another off ebay, Just pake sure the ribbon cable is the same as different technology uses different keypads.

Also try www.jukeboxparts.co.uk
https://www.jukeboxparts.co.uk/nsm/spare-parts/other-spare-parts-cd.html

 

[DRD]

I think the Pad in my jukebox is fine. I cleaned the contacts and the coiled wire spring things ages ago.

It is just the little rubber/ nylon cylindrical pushers that I need.

 

[DRD]

Cracked it. 2mm strimmer cord, sharp pen knife. Needle and a 2mm drill bit to dig the old ones out.

Perfect fit.

The keypad now works flawlessly