Adjustments
• Arm-lift height adjustment
The
arm-li
ft
he
ight
(distance between
the
stylus
tip
and
the
record
surface
when
the
cue
in
g
control
is at the
":!"
position)
has been ad
ju
sted at the
factory
to
approximately
5
to
7
mm
(3
/
16"-9
/
32")
(Fig. 7)
If
the
clearance
is
too
narrow
or
too
wide,
turn
the
adjust-
ment
screw
c
lock
wise
or
counterclockwise.
(F
ig.
8)
Clockwise
rotation
-
distance
between
the
record
and
sty
lus
tip
is decreased.
Counterclockwise rotation
-
distance
between
the
record
and
stylus
tip
is increased.
• Adjustment of automatic return position (Fig.
9)
If
the stylus
does
not
l
and
in
the
lead-in
groove, adjust as
follows.
1.
Clamp
the
tonearm
to
the arm rest.
2. Remove
the
rubber
cap.
3.
Turn
the
screw
with
a screwdriver,
clockwise
or
counter-
clockwise
as necessary.
If
the
tonearm
tends
to
return
to
the
arm
rest before
the
play
has finished,
-turn
counterclockwise.
If
the
tonearm
fails
to
return
after
the final
groove
,
- turn clockwise.
• Speed adjustment (pitch control) (Fig. 10)
There
are
strobe-lines
cut
on
this
turntab
le
platter
to
indicate
correct
rotationa
l-speed.
If
the
strobe
-lin
e appears
to
be
moving
as
the
turntable
rotates, adjust
while
playing
a
record.
1. Set
the
speed
selector
to
the speed
to
be
adjusted
.
2.
Watch
the
dot
pattern on
the
side of
the
platter.
Turn
the
pitch
contro
l
one
way
or
the
other
until
the
dots appear
to
stand still.
This
is
the
correct
speed.
3.
Turning
the
pitch
contro
l in
the"
+ "
direction
increases
the speed.
4.
Tur
n
ing
the
pitch
control
in
the"-"
direction
dec
reases
the speed.
Note:
Strobe dot pattern
Th
is
unit's
strobe
illuminator
operates at
the
AC
line
f
requency
which
ge
n
erally
has a 0.2%
fluctuation.
Th
is fl
uctuation,
when present,
may
make the
strobe
pattern
appear
to
change.
However
, actual
turn
table
speed does
not
change, because the
DC
motor
is
not
affected
by
AC
power
line
frequency.
-5-
Notes and maintenance
•
Do
not touch or hold the tonearm during automatic opera-
tion.
• Carefully remove dust and dirt from records and stylus.
Dust
and
dirt
degrade
sound
quality
and
cause excessive
wear
of
the
stylus
and
grooves.
•
Wip
e
th
e dust cover and turntable base with a soft, dry cloth.
Never
use
vol
ati
le
cleaners
such
as
alcohol,
benzene
or
thinner.
Do
not
use
chemical
ly treated
dust
cloths
.
Do
not
expose
the
cover
to
insecticide
spray.
To
remo
ve
stubborn
spots, first
pull
out
the
AC
plug
and
detach
the
cover
.
Then
wipe
the
cover
with
a
soft
clo
th
sl
ig
htly
moistened
with
a
mild
soap and water
solution.
Do
not
w
ip
e
the
cover
during
play, or
the
tonearm
may
be
attracted
toward
the
cover
due
to
the
generati
on
of
st
atic
el
ectricity.
• Transporting and shipping the turntable
Pack t
he
unit
in
the
reverse
order
from
unpacking.
Use
the
original
packing
materia
l
if
possib
l
e.
Otherwise,
take
these
steps:
• Remove
the
platter
and mat
and
wrap them.
•
Tape
or
tie
the
t
onearm
to
the
arm
rest
so
it
canno
t shake
free.
•
Wrap
the
turntab
le base
with
a
blanket
or
soft
paper
to
avoid
scratches
or
damage.
•
How
to remove and install the turntable platter. (Refer to
Fig.3)
The
belt is
connected
to
the
capstan
and the
inner
drive
rim
of
the
platter.
Before
removing
the
p
latt
er, release
the
belt
from
the
capstan.
When reinstalling
the
platter, l
ower
it
over
t
he
turnt
able
shaft
and
engage the
belt
with
the
capstan.
Note:
Be
careful
not
to
let oil
or
grease
contact
the belt.
If
grease inadverten
tl
y
contacts
the
be
lt.
di
sconnect
the
AC
power
plug
first
and
wipe
t
he
belt
clean
wi
th
alcoho
l.
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