Johnny Rockets restaurants used to have Seeburg 3W1 style wallboxes on each of their Diners in some location. Originally they started with Seeburg boxes and modified them with modern electronics, but as demand increased they produced their own unit. These would be able to communicate to either newer Rock-Ola bubbler jukeboxes or has dip switch settings to make them communicate with legacy Seeburg jukebox pulses. Here we will describe what is required to use these with older Seeburgs and prepare for our wireless transmitters.

Opening them up

On the top behind the coin entry casting there is a small hole. Use a nail, small screwdriver or allen wrench that fits safely in the hole, insert and press to release the latch. Be prepared as the front cover will be free to swing forward pivoting on the bottom. I recommend having a towel ready to protect the chrome and glass. Once released you can lift the lower back up and remove cover.

Dip settings

Once inside locate the dip settings -text here where they are-. And set them to be – text here to settings-. Now you are on legacy Seeburg pulse and ready for wireless wallbox transmitter.

Title strip removal and replacement

This gets tricky but can be done safely, it is recommended to have the cover on a towel face down to protect the finish. Remove the four screws from the back of the title page assembly. Open the title pages down the middle with half on the left and half on the right all the way flat against the back of the wallbox. Rotate the assembly up from the bottom to allow the page tops to clear and remove. the title pages are a single paper per page, you will find Fillable PDF’s below you can fill out and print with no scaling on.

Title strip files