We have a Wurlitzer 4480 that we are trying to repair. There is no sound from any of the D#s, unless the Nazard 2 2/3 is pulled. Also, all the Ds on pedals and both manuals sound an octave higher, except the top two Ds. Any suggestions on what to do next?
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Wurlitzer 4480 D# not sounding, Ds sounding an octave higher...what to do?
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It sounds like you have one dead oscillator. I have a Lowrey that does exactly this, and the culprit is a wonky 6X4 that only works until it warms up. The problem was originally F but I swapped tubes between F and D# until I get my hands on a replacement. -
The D# master oscillator is not working. The Nazard 2 2/3 is mutation stop that sounds at an octave and a fifth higher than the note played, so if the D# oscillator isn't working, you won't have working Nazards on F#s.
The problem with pedal is in the frequency divider circuitry.
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It seems you have more than one dead oscillator. This may be as simple as tube pin corrosion, or it could be very complicated.Comment
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There's a downloadable version for $6.50 here
https://www.emanualsbank.com/wurlitz...e-manuals.htmlComment
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Not likely a tube since the 4480 is all transistor.
PM me an email address if you still need the schematic.
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Sorry to bother you again, but we need some help. My husband, Lee, replaced the master oscillator transistor, buffer oscillator transistor, and first divider transistors with no change in the organ. The D#s are still not sounding at all. Could any of the other divider transistors cause all the D#s not to work? Also the Ds are an octave higher. Any suggestions? My email is **********@gmail.com. We are in Rexburg, Idaho.
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I've removed your email address from your post as a security measure. People with information should contact you through the forum's private messaging. You should receive a notification email when you receive a private message.
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Do you know that the D# master oscillator is working after changing out the transistors? It's going to be difficult to fix this problem without a schematic and some means, either and oscilloscope or aural probe, of tracing the signal through the system.Comment
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