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12-13-16, 01:19 PM

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Seeburg Model 323 Jukebox Information Needed

A friend of mine has a Seeburg Jukebox model 323. He would like to get the wiring schematic for it. Do any of you know where I can get this?

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12-14-16, 11:29 AM

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I actually had the wrong model number for the Jukebox. It is a LS 325 instead of a model 323. I have done a lot of searching online and have only found one service manual for this model jukebox. I found it on Ebay for about $35. I am still looking for some info at a better price so would appreciate any input any of you can provide.
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