Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on November 29, 2006, 05:32:05 pm
I took (scraped) the wiring diagram off the inside of the door on my Cav CS-80C (it was in pretty poor shape and I wanted to paint the door liner).
What should I use to stick my new diagram on with? Contact cement?
Also, what other diagram would have been below this? It looks like a smaller sheet was probably glued below this due to the residue that was left.
Here's the wiring diagram:
What should I use to stick my new diagram on with? Contact cement?
Also, what other diagram would have been below this? It looks like a smaller sheet was probably glued below this due to the residue that was left.
Here's the wiring diagram:
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: davet426 on December 03, 2006, 07:18:53 pm
Mine actually looks like it had something above.
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 03, 2006, 07:36:28 pm
Looks like they probably swapped the placement of the diagrams between our machines. My wiring diagram is right near the top of the door.
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: davet426 on December 03, 2006, 07:46:33 pm
I can't wait to get mine done, yours looks awesome!
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: David D on December 03, 2006, 07:51:03 pm
Dr G, Here is the 2nd diagram I have on my Cavalier. I'd imagine you could recreate this easily.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 03, 2006, 08:05:01 pm
Is it possible to take a larger picture? I tried enlarging the one you posted, but it was too blurry to read. You can email it to me at dr.galaga *at* comcast.net. Once I recreate it I'll post a high resolution copy for everyone.
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: David D on December 03, 2006, 08:08:52 pm
Here is a better copy.
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 03, 2006, 08:39:14 pm
That'll work!
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: Jim on December 03, 2006, 08:49:22 pm
Brent,
I personally like to use 3M - 77 adhesive spray.
It comes in a black spray can and is like a sprayable rubber cement.
Use it lightly for paper labels and work from the middle out as to keep
air bubbles from developing.
I personally like to use 3M - 77 adhesive spray.
It comes in a black spray can and is like a sprayable rubber cement.
Use it lightly for paper labels and work from the middle out as to keep
air bubbles from developing.
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 03, 2006, 09:36:39 pm
(Jim @ Dec. 03 2006,8:49)
QUOTE
I personally like to use 3M - 77 adhesive spray.
Do you spray both the paper and door, like you would with contact/rubber cement?
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 05, 2006, 07:37:24 pm
Here is my recreation.
The only think that I changed was the removal of the machine models and I changed the letter after the form number
.
If anyone want to add their model #, the font is Courier New and is 12 pts.
Here is the full-sized version.
A smaller version is below:
The only think that I changed was the removal of the machine models and I changed the letter after the form number
.If anyone want to add their model #, the font is Courier New and is 12 pts.
Here is the full-sized version.
A smaller version is below:
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: BrianB on December 06, 2006, 07:19:56 am
3M 77 is awesome! I have been using it exclusively since I started using it (Seeburg Juke Restoration). I had originally bought some cruddy Loctite adhesive spray and it was terrible!
Title: Cavalier diagrams in side main door
Post by: dr galaga on December 07, 2006, 08:46:58 pm
I was home sick today, so I thought that I would make a productive use of my day. I remade the wiring
diagram for the CS-80C and CS-96C. Here it is.
A thumbnail of it is below:
diagram for the CS-80C and CS-96C. Here it is.
A thumbnail of it is below: