Pioneer PL-990 Turntable "tonearm adjustment" Questions

...recommended tracking force for your cartridge/stylus. Unplug the power to the turntable. Using the tonearm elevation control, raise the tonearm. Manually move the tonearm in toward the platter. ...

...adjustment is not at tonearm base remove the rubber platter mat. If the platter has an access hole in it rotate platter so the hole is near the tonearm and look for scew to adjust. John ...

adjust tonearm When selecting 12" or 7" record, the tone arm goes out to 11" and 6". Need to get it to actually sit down at 12" and 7". Hi, most auto turntables have a screw to adjust the landing ...

My Denon DP-26F tonearm does not return "all" the way when finished playing a record. The tonearm does not go back to the starting position when finished. It returns to the edge of the vinyl and then ...

tonearm goes to record and returns to start position without ever playing the record tonearm travels to record and immediately returns to start position without playing the record. Do you have an ...

adjustment, but I see nothing under the platter. Hi, at the base of the tonearm (left side) you will will find a rubber grommet or hole. Insert flat blade screw driver. Adjust until tonearm is lifting

...adjustment on the tonearm to match the scale while you are at this. Once you have found a setting that works for you, match that marking on the weight scale adjustment on the anti-skate wheel. You ...

turntable skips regularly My tonearm skips occasionally, but regularly when I tried to play a track. It does this no matter where the tonearm is positioned on the recording. It does this at 33 and 45 ...

...tonearm misses record to outside, adjustment screw doesn't help??? tonearm misses record to outside, adjustment screw doesn't help Well , does the adjustmentment screw really moves when you ...

Denon DP- 60L Tonearm bearings are loose, How should I adjust them..? The tonearm has alot of play, both up and down, and from left to right.. They can  not be adjusted, Turn table has obvisily ...