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August 29, 2023 @ 1:56 AM UTC speedypotato updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

August 29, 2023 @ 1:55 AM UTC speedypotato updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Note: This section references the Konami Nemsys Booth Volume Assembly

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/109_oiles_80f_0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft. The most vulnerable part of the assembly.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/109_oiles_80f_0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft. The most vulnerable part of the assembly.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

December 31, 2022 @ 3:34 AM UTC Nitram added a part URL to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

October 25, 2022 @ 9:03 PM UTC yd removed a part URL from Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

October 25, 2022 @ 8:16 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/109_oiles_80f_0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft. The most vulnerable part of the assembly.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft. The most vulnerable part of the assembly.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

October 25, 2022 @ 8:15 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft. The most vulnerable part of the assembly.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

October 25, 2022 @ 8:09 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/108_oiles_80f_0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

October 25, 2022 @ 7:57 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

October 25, 2022 @ 7:55 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

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The knob head is difficult to remove/shaft is all chewed up: This happens by over-tightening the set screws on the knob head and/or having the wrong tipped set screws in the knob head. The coupling shaft is made of a softer metal than the set screws so overtightening can deform the shaft and create burrs the knob head catches on. This makes removal of the knob head difficult, even after completely removing the screws. To fix this, you'll need to somehow remove the knob head. I sprayed a penetrating oil in the set screw entry points after completely removing the set screws and very slowly wiggled the knob loose with a pry tool. This can break the washer so be careful.

Once the knob is free, you need to deburr the shaft. A stone grinding wheel works well for this task. After deburring you might want to buff/polish the surface with a rubbing compound. Replace the set screws if the tip is not the factory correct double point tip. Clean the knob hole before replacing the knob. Before tightening, it should come off more easily now. Instead of overtightening your set screws again, instead use a threadlocker so the set screws don't back out from normal play and hand tighten until the knob no longer comes up freely, then tighten one quarter turn beyond that.

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The knob head is difficult to remove/shaft is all chewed up: This happens by over-tightening the set screws on the knob head and/or having the wrong tipped set screws in the knob head. The knob head is machined aluminum, which is a soft metal, and can burr easily. This makes removal of the knob head difficult, even after completely removing the screws. To fix this, you'll need to somehow remove the knob head. I sprayed WD-40 in the set screw entry points after completely removing the set screws and very slowly wiggled the knob loose with a large screwdriver in a prying motion. This can break the washer so be careful.

Once the knob is free, you need to deburr the shaft. A stone grinding wheel works well for this task. After deburring you might want to buff/polish the surface with a rubbing compound and aluminum polish. Replace the set screws if the tip is not the factory correct double point tip. Clean the knob hole before replacing the knob. Before tightening, it should come off more easily now. Instead of overtightening your set screws again, instead use a threadlocker so the set screws don't back out from normal play and hand tighten until the knob no longer comes up freely, then tighten one quarter turn beyond that.

October 25, 2022 @ 7:52 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

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Preventative maintenance: Before disassembly you can generally see whether the knob needs servicing if it has any lateral play or if it has uneven damping characteristics (“heavier” knob feel at certain repeatable points in the turn).

There is a lot of slop in the assembly. When reassembling, take care in realigning everything and torque down the hex nuts slowly alternating nuts to prevent the U-Bracket from slipping and messing with the assembly alignment. Take care to not overtorque the hex nuts or especially the set screws into the coupling shaft. The shaft is made of a soft mild steel and the set screws are generally harder, so overtightening the set screws will deform the shaft and require deburring and/or sanding and polishing. If your set screws are regularly becoming loose over time consider a threadlocker, but use a low strength threadlocker such as Loctite 222 purple.

The nemsys knobs have a particular weakness lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading. Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon such as a suspended silicone or PTFE grease. I use [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-grease-with-syncolon-ptfe-21030 Super Lube 21030 Grease]. Other lubricants like lithium grease are a poor choice because they degrade the plastics in the torque limiter and bushings causing them to wear out faster.

The torque limiter is a key contributor to knob feel in both smoothness of actuation and damping but is relatively unserviceable short of replacing it wholesale. These can go bad over time because it uses a sealed acetal bushing between the input and output, but the seal isn’t very good so it can get particulates in the bush. This can occasionally lead to a grindy feeling when turning the knob or nonlinear torque response even after replacing the bushings and polishing the shaft because the particulates have scored the bush. In order to prevent this on a new torque limiter you should firstly attempt to keep the knob assembly clean and particulate free through regular cleanings. You can try a plastics safe oil like [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-oil-with-syncolon-ptfe-51004 Super Lube 51004] which should reduce particulate wear and scoring on the bush in the torque limiter and may also flush out existing particulates. As the bush is sealed you kind of just have to lay on the oil thick and let it penetrate. The newer TOK TLEU1-618-5W on Valkyrie knobs seems less prone to this issue overall because of its better seal and less vertical play but also because it has a sintered bronze bush instead of an acetal bush. Unfortunately, thanks to its dimensions differing it cannot be fit onto a Nemsys generation volume assembly without machining a new coupling shaft.

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Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-grease-with-syncolon-ptfe-21030 Super Lube 21030 Grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a like [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-oil-with-syncolon-ptfe-51004 Super Lube 51004] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

September 16, 2022 @ 2:52 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has a 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

September 16, 2022 @ 2:05 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-grease-with-syncolon-ptfe-21030 Super Lube 21030 Grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a like [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-oil-with-syncolon-ptfe-51004 Super Lube 51004] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-grease-with-syncolon-ptfe-21030 Super Lube grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

September 16, 2022 @ 2:03 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.super-lube.com/multi-purpose-synthetic-grease-with-syncolon-ptfe-21030 Super Lube grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

September 16, 2022 @ 2:02 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease]. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

September 16, 2022 @ 1:34 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob A few vendors sell an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

September 16, 2022 @ 1:32 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K] which is now discontinued. See the linked page for equivalent alternatives. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

September 16, 2022 @ 1:07 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi]. Where applicable, some domestic American part equivalents are listed on [https://www.mcmaster.com McMaster Carr].

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

September 16, 2022 @ 1:02 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

See also: [https://github.com/veroxzik/sdvx-repo/tree/main/Volume%20Assy This 3D render] of the knob assembly with a part breakdown.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

September 16, 2022 @ 12:49 AM UTC yd updated an image caption from "" to "Assembled SDVX VOL Render" on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

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September 16, 2022 @ 12:26 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

September 16, 2022 @ 12:11 AM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

September 16, 2022 @ 12:00 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

September 15, 2022 @ 11:24 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T118/ McMaster Carr 2705T118]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

September 15, 2022 @ 11:23 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603], alternatively [https://www.mcmaster.com/2705T127/ McMaster Carr 2705T127]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 15, 2021 @ 12:56 PM UTC Yubiparts added a part URL to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

October 15, 2021 @ 12:55 PM UTC Yubiparts updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/103_misumi_wsjw10_6_2_resin_washer 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 15, 2021 @ 12:51 PM UTC Yubiparts updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://gamerepair.info/parts/102_tle1_618_5w TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 2, 2021 @ 1:48 AM UTC Yubiparts updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.]
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.](https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob)
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 2, 2021 @ 1:47 AM UTC Yubiparts updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed. [YubiParts sells an aftermarket knob compatible with the arcade cabinets.](https://gamerepair.info/parts/99_yubiparts_sound_voltex_knob)
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 2, 2021 @ 1:46 AM UTC Yubiparts updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

October 19, 2019 @ 11:23 PM UTC trek5900 added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

September 18, 2019 @ 8:16 PM UTC yd added a repair tip to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

September 7, 2019 @ 8:43 PM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

September 7, 2019 @ 8:42 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221005020350/?ProductCode=SSHDP-ST-M4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with "W point" cup and conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 27, 2019 @ 3:15 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic, no simple green baths). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

February 27, 2019 @ 3:09 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, stamped non-anodized aluminum. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Cast non anodized aluminum 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Cast aluminum bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 27, 2019 @ 3:06 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid acids and caustics lest you want dark oxidized parts (no dishwasher, no high temp ultrasonic). If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid solvents (no dishwasher) lest you want dark oxidized parts. If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

February 27, 2019 @ 3:01 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. The metal parts are all machined, cast or stamped non anodized aluminum (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). This means that you should not use high heat and should avoid solvents (no dishwasher) lest you want dark oxidized parts. If this has happened to you you can remove the oxide with phosphoric acid, acetone, or simply by using a polish (rubbing compound works well). If your shaft is catching you should clean it then polish/wax it, alternatively rub it down with a plastic safe oil. If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. Brake cleaner and steel wool works well on the metal parts (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

February 25, 2019 @ 11:15 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:50 PM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:48 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. Brake cleaner and steel wool works well on the metal parts (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

If you are interested in replacing the plastic bushings with a more robust lubricated metal bushing solution, see the discussion thread for this page.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. Brake cleaner and steel wool works well on the metal parts (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 25, 2019 @ 10:46 PM UTC yd added a part URL to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:43 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:42 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:41 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean, tight and well aligned. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. Brake cleaner and steel wool works well on the metal parts (minus the knob head which has a chrome enamel, use a chrome polish on that). If you find the set screws backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 25, 2019 @ 10:39 PM UTC yd added a repair tip to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 10:31 PM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 9:15 PM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 25, 2019 @ 8:58 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W]
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 25, 2019 @ 7:42 PM UTC yd added a comment to the discussion page for Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 18, 2019 @ 5:52 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with slots on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 15, 2019 @ 9:05 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing. Further, since it is a bearing it would probably be better to use a [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932719 viscous oil] instead of a grease.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 15, 2019 @ 9:03 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.homedepot.com/p/202932687 Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.harborfreight.com/85-gram-super-lube-grease-cartridge-93744.html Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:32 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.harborfreight.com/85-gram-super-lube-grease-cartridge-93744.html Super Lube grease], using an [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/producers-pride-12cc-luer-lock-syringe-with-18g-x-1-needle-pack-of-4?cm_vc=-10005 18G syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.harborfreight.com/85-gram-super-lube-grease-cartridge-93744.html Super Lube grease], using a [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/ideal-instruments-6cc-luer-lock-syringe?cm_vc=-10005 syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:28 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use [https://www.harborfreight.com/85-gram-super-lube-grease-cartridge-93744.html Super Lube grease], using a [https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/ideal-instruments-6cc-luer-lock-syringe?cm_vc=-10005 syringe] as a precise applicator. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:21 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the potentiometer assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:16 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The potentiometer is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:05 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast metal steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 8:05 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated cast metal steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:58 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000545065/?HissuCode=FNTS-SUS-M4 M4 serrated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [ 7mm serated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:51 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x [ 7mm serated wing hex nuts] to attach the bottom assembly. The other 4 holes are to mount to the back of the deck and take the same nuts. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:30 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension shaft that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:30 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000596803/?HissuCode=HPB-1.6X12 φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''')] that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''') that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:25 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a φ1.6mm L12mm dowel ('''a''') that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a φ1.6mm L12mm spring pin ('''a''') that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:23 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Has a hole directly above the coupler for a φ1.6mm L12mm spring pin ('''a''') that the torque limiter sits on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:18 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm female to male coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:07 PM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

The Potentiometer Assembly seems loose: Upon first opening a SDVX deck and inspecting the knobs you might be surprised that you can wiggle the bottom piece, or should you dismount it from the deck, it rattles when you shake it. The reason this happens is the potentiometer-mounted L bracket's setting tab is slightly smaller than the slot in the U bracket. Believe it or not this seems to be intentional and isn't some kind of tooling precision issue on Konami's part or otherwise some kind of failure mode.The way the pot assembly just kind of hangs from the coupler makes it structurally decoupled from the rigid upper assembly, so it's inherently not load bearing. The whole assembly can move about 3 degrees either way before it "catches" and the pot starts spinning. This might be to smooth out the startup torque of the knobs or something.

Old Tip Contents

The Potentiometer Assembly seems loose: Upon first opening a SDVX deck and inspecting the knobs you might be surprised that you can wiggle the bottom piece, or should you dismount it from the deck, it rattles when you shake it. This is due to the L bracket's setting tab that the potentiometer is mounted to is slightly smaller than the slot in the U bracket that it's keyed for. Believe it or not this seems to be intentional and isn't some kind of tooling precision issue on Konami's part or otherwise some kind of failure mode.The way the pot assembly is logically decoupled from the brackets makes it so the pot does not have any kind of structural rigidity and just kind of hangs from the coupler. The whole assembly can move about 3 degrees either way before it "catches" and the pot starts spinning. This might be to smooth out the startup torque of the knobs or something.

February 12, 2019 @ 7:02 PM UTC yd added a repair tip to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 7:02 PM UTC yd removed a repair tip from Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 7:01 PM UTC yd added a repair tip to Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 6:58 PM UTC yd removed a repair tip from Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 6:57 PM UTC yd removed a repair tip from Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 6:14 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 5:46 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. Where available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 5:46 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the shelf parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into.
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 4:05 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: These are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement and the bushing from backing out and getting damaged.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but if it has the failure [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 is spectacular.] If you're lucky enough to witness this you should replace everything nonmetal except for the pots so long as they still work.

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

Old Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket. These don't fail so much as they just get lost, as the knob head is very difficult to get off and these will just go flying.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but if it has the failure [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 is spectacular.] If you're lucky enough to witness this you should replace everything nonmetal except for the pots so long as they still work.

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

February 12, 2019 @ 4:04 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems as listed above, and you might as well replace the bushings even if they look fine. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems, and you might as well replace the bushings. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

February 12, 2019 @ 4:03 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket. These don't fail so much as they just get lost, as the knob head is very difficult to get off and these will just go flying.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but if it has the failure [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 is spectacular.] If you're lucky enough to witness this you should replace everything nonmetal except for the pots so long as they still work.

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

Old Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but if it has the failure [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 is spectacular.] If you're lucky enough to witness this you should replace everything nonmetal except for the pots so long as they still work.

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

February 12, 2019 @ 4:02 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but if it has the failure [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 is spectacular.] If you're lucky enough to witness this you should replace everything nonmetal except for the pots so long as they still work.

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

Old Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but it can and is usually associated with [ spectacular knob failure]

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

February 12, 2019 @ 4:00 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
: It is hard to see if this part has failed without taking apart the assembly. It is a plastic bearing and so it might start to "click" if it gets something in it. These generally correspond to bad or heavy knob feel if that feel persists after replacing the bushings and cleaning the assembly. They're unfortunately not cheap to replace but are hard to service. You can try lubrication as a solution.
: These have a second potential failure as their set tabs are plastic. This means that if the bushing is far gone these tabs will take the brunt of the force and can shear off. It's not common for this to happen but it can and is usually associated with [ spectacular knob failure]

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

Old Tip Contents

Common Failures: Sorted from most to least common:

; TOP BUSHING
: Diagnosis: if you can grab the knob head and it has a bit of side to side sway, this thing is probably bad.
: Handbladers kill these, and they're probably underbuilt otherwise. At least they're cheap.

; WASHER
: Diagnosis: You occasionally feel rubbing when twisting the knob or it has some play.
: This is closely related to the bushing failure, as the knob sandwiches the washer which in turn sandwiches the bushing to the bracket.

; TORQUE CONVERTER
:

; POTENTIOMETER
: See: [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k ELV-24Y36A-K]

February 12, 2019 @ 3:55 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:54 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:53 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:52 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:52 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

*; 1. VOLUME BASE
**: Konami Part #114544800000
**: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 3:49 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

*; 1. VOLUME BASE
**: Konami Part #114544800000
**: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 3:48 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:47 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:46 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:45 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 3:38 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: Firstly, keep the assembly clean and tight. Sometimes it's just a matter of cleaning everything and tightening the nuts and set screws. If you find them backing out often loctite might be a good investment. When you're in there though look for any potential problems, and you might as well replace the bushings. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often or they may end up eventually looking like [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/927325555145498624 this]. I suspect that knob was missing a washer, the top bushing was basically gone and the setting tabs on the torque converter had broken off. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c/u they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project. If you're going to try this, you'll want an [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090936/?HissuCode=LFF-0605 Oiles LFF-0605] for the top, which fits apart for the aforementioned length trimming. For the bottom bushing a metal bushing is probably overkill.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Keep the assembly clean. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project.

February 12, 2019 @ 3:28 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried] [https://twitter.com/oneletterK/status/978430173308649472 posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often. I'd recommend putting in a new top bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on. The bottom ones usually stay in pretty good shape.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Keep the assembly clean. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease. You can try lubricating the torque limiter too and it won't hurt it as that uses magnets to lower the torque, however it's pretty hard to get apart as it is a plastic bearing.

Using aftermarket metal backed bushings, such as an [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-drymet-lf.html Oiles Drymet LFF flanged bushing], may prove to be a good long term investment for serviceability. These are steel backed sintered bronze bushings with a PTFE (teflon) coating. Go the extra mile with some grease and these might last a long time, and they are rated much higher than the 80F series in terms of durability. However, stock they don't fit, it's 2mm too long up top and 3mm too long down below. If you're fine with a dremel or hacksaw and vise perhaps this might be a fun DIY project.

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often. I'd recommend putting in a new bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Keep the assembly clean. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease.

Using aftermarket bushings, such as an oiles

February 12, 2019 @ 3:14 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often. I'd recommend putting in a new bushing every time you change your switches or as needed. At ~50c they're inexpensive and easy to stock up on.

You may have pulled your knob apart and discovered it didn't have a washer, these are fairly often lost by operators as the knobs are super hard to get off so the washer will just go flying. If you don't have one replace it immediately, also replace your top bushing as these two things work together to prevent lateral movement.

Keep the assembly clean. The first time I serviced the assemblies I put all of the metal parts in an ultrasonic cleaner and replaced the rest of the parts. Do not wash the pot, and if you do mistakenly let it dry for a long time before you plug it back in.

Lubrication is an option that will help reduce regular wear on the bushings, though it will not defend against handblading, and is nonstandard as the parts used are "self lubricating". Try to pick something that is plastics safe, specifically for POM plastics and nylon. I use Super Lube grease, with a syringe applicator for precise, small amounts of grease.

Using aftermarket bushings, such as an oiles

Old Tip Contents

Preventative maintenance: You might have noticed that the construction of the SDVX volume units are fairly sturdy and overbuilt. However they have one weakness, and that is to lateral torque, as the part that endures all of that is one plastic bushing, at the top. A common infamous playstyle, handblading, encourages this kind of force. Arcade ops [https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/288401909608480778/450280001577680905/JPEG_20180527_215138.jpg have tried posting signs] but ultimately depending on who plays on your cabinet you may find yourself replacing this part often. I'd recommend putting in a new bushing every time you change your switches or as needed.

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February 12, 2019 @ 3:02 AM UTC yd updated a repair tip on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

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February 12, 2019 @ 2:10 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a slot for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 2:07 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 2:06 AM UTC yd updated an image caption from "SDVX Knob Breakdown" to "SDVX VOL Breakdown" on Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

February 12, 2019 @ 12:04 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode=TLE1-618-5W TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

February 12, 2019 @ 12:00 AM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0803 Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/?HissuCode TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.
; 8. VOLUME, COVER
: Konami Part #114981620000
: Nickel plated steel bracket that mounts to the back of the deck. Has an 8mm hole with tabs on either side for the top bushing and set tabs of the torque limiter to go in. Has threaded shafts riveted in the sides for 2x7mm metal fastening nuts to attach the bottom assembly. About 3mm thick.
; 9. TOP BUSHING
: Konami Part #111747600000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/?HissuCode=80F-0603 Oiles 80F-0603]
: Same material and thickness as bottom bushing, just smaller to accommodate a 6mm shaft instead of an 8mm shaft.
; 10. WASHER
: Konami Part #115159030000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300235320/?HissuCode=WSJW10-6-2 2mm thick, 6mmID 10mmOD Nylon Washer]
: Spaces the knob from the bracket so it doesn't rub, also acts as a tension fit component to keep the top bushing in place. Commonly misplaced when removing the knob.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.

February 11, 2019 @ 11:32 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K]. It comes with the necessary fastening hardware.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K].

February 11, 2019 @ 11:30 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is a [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K].

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k a Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K].

February 11, 2019 @ 11:30 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
: The infinite pot is [https://gamerepair.info/parts/61_elv_24y36a_k a Sensatec ELV-24Y36A-K].

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
:

February 11, 2019 @ 11:28 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft. φ30/H25mm, has a lip to prevent backing out and is ribbed.
; 7. VOLUME ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114544790000 for the L bracket, #114502880000 for the pot, nut and washers.
:

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft.

February 11, 2019 @ 11:23 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6. VOLUME KNOB
: Konami Part #116057580000
: The metal thing you turn with your hands. Machined out of solid aluminum, takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-5 M4x5 hex set screws ('''c''') with conical tips] to secure it to the 6mm shaft.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6.

February 11, 2019 @ 11:10 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]
; 5. VOLUME COVER ASSEMBLY
: Konami Part #114987010000
: Meta part assembly consisting of parts 8 and 9, below.
; 6.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

February 11, 2019 @ 10:50 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips] to couple to the pot shaft. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips]. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

February 11, 2019 @ 10:50 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110302680060/?HissuCode=MSST4-4 M4x4 hex set screws ('''d''') with conical tips]. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

February 11, 2019 @ 10:46 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
: A hysteresis bearing type torque limiter, commonly used in expensive printers on paper feeders. Smooths and dampens rotations from jitter and excess spinning. For specifications see [http://tok-inc.com/en/products/index4.html Tok's respective product page]

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
:

February 11, 2019 @ 10:42 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to. When available, off the self parts are listed with their respective product link on [www.misumi-ec.com/us Misumi], which is analogous to a Japanese McMaster Carr.

; 1. VOLUME BASE
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. BOTTOM BUSHING
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. VOLUME SHAFT
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.
; 4. TORQUE LIMITER
: Konami Part #114532410000, [https://th.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000521946/ TOK TLE1-618-5W] (Part is available on the US store but only through the search bar - it has no product page)
:

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.

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February 11, 2019 @ 10:31 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs and operating range see [https://www.oilesglobal.com/america/en/products/oiles-80.html its product page.]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.

February 11, 2019 @ 10:30 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips. The bottom-most part of the shaft is 8mm in diameter, which is why the bottom bushing is larger than the top.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips.

February 11, 2019 @ 10:28 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter to sit on. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips.

February 11, 2019 @ 10:27 PM UTC yd updated Sound Voltex Nemsys Volume Assembly

New Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem ('''a''') for the torque limiter. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws ('''d''') with conical tips.

Old Description

Please consult the breakdown diagram for what each numbered part corresponds to

; 1. BASE,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544800000
: U Bracket, Stamped Metal. Has an 10mm hole in the center to house a bushing and a hole for the inf pot assembly tab to fit into
; 2. Bottom Bushing
: Konami Part #114502350000, [https://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/221000090789/ Oiles 80F-0803]
: Polyacetal Bushing, self lubricating, for specs see [http://www.oiles.co.jp/en/bearing/e_catalog/bearing.htm?squ=&p=66&sm=flash this link (requires flash)]
; 3. SHAFT,VOLUME
: Konami Part #114544810000
: Shaft 6mm to 6mm coupler/extension that adapts the pot's stem to the knob head. Also has a setting stem "'a'" for the torque limiter. Takes 2x M4x4 set screws "'d'" with conical tips.

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