schematics for Bunswick balke Model T

[jobobjr]

I am trying to find any type of schematic for the a 1920's Brunswick Balke Model T phonograph. need to fix the spring and want to make sure parts go back to where they belong. and any info on where to get parts.
Love this machine

Thanks for the helps

[alang]

That's what we would all love to have, but unfortunately few if any such schematics exist or can be found today. I suggest taking lots of pictures from all angles at different stages during dis-assembly, that way you have a reference where everything belongs in your specific machine and motor.
Good luck
Andreas

[VintageTechnologies]

Welcome to this forum. When you discover the lack of documentation for a particular machine, then I suggest that you go ahead and document your adventure with photos along the way, and a description of the procedure. Then upload on this forum to share your hard-won knowledge . That is what many of us have done. In my case, repairing springs, governor and other bits in an Edison Opera phonograph.

If you need springs and other parts, Ron Sitco 518-371-8549 is a good person to start with.

[jobobjr]

will do thanks

[Uncle Vanya]

The Model T (known in the Brunswick literature as the "Hampton") uses the Type B four-spring motor. I believe that I've seen the repair data somewhere on the Web, but cannot remember just were.

[marcapra]

Haven't you guys heard of the Brunswick parts list? It has blow ups of all those motors and shows all the parts. Marc.

[jobobjr]

Haven't you guys heard of the Brunswick parts list? It has blow ups of all those motors and shows all the parts.

where can i find said list. i took apart my springs and found one of them broken and it only has 3 springs in it. really need to get pics

[jobobjr]

Adding a link to my facebook with the photos of my Phonograph Enjoy-ish

https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... f111522044

[Uncle Vanya]

That's a Type C motor in your machine. The examples that I've owned (or scrapped) had the type B units. I wondr what your serial number is? You may have a late production machine turned out just beofre the Panatrope series was released.

[jobobjr]

the serial number is. well the medallion model number T 113680 its also stamped in to the wood on the front of the phonograph