Tone arm trouble i think???

General Crosley repair video, maybe starting point

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0fhuBeLVmFg

It doesn't matter, you hit the back of the vehicle in front of you. It doesn't matter what happened to the vehicle in front of the vehicle in front of the one in front of you.

The law says that you must travel at sufficient speed and distance to be able to stop. You are responsible for the damage to your vehicle and the the damage to the rear end of the vehicle that you hit. You were going too fast and too close.

The idea is that when you come to lights or crosswalks, you are preparing to stop, not boot the gas to get through.

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Please make 100% certain the needle is still in place... To test this *GENTLY* rub your fingertip over it and you should hear noise from the speakers when you do. If there is NO noise then there is likely no needle.
Did you put the protective device on the needle/arm for the move? Is it still on there?
Sorry Mate, that the only thing I've got to help....

Hi, have you tried manually moving the tonearm (with tt off) from its stating position across the platter to the centre? If you do this and find you get resistance at a certain point then there is damage to the tone arm base or bearings. Is the tonearm lifter going down completely?

There's not enough pressure to keep the stylus down in the grooves. Increase the weight (on the end of the arm).

On some record players there is an adjusting screw at the back of the tone arm that adjusts the tone arm drop in location but I don't think it will adjust the pick up point. That is controled by a steel rod under the record player deck that moves over and pushes a little trip lever near the center of the platter so that a gear is engauged and the end of record cycle is started. I'm not sure but you may be able to find an adjustment under the deck that is near the rotation point of the tone arm that will adjust that rod so that it will pickup later. Hope this helps some.

1. go to contact list and edit contact then select assign tone and select tone according to ur choice, but take care of selected profile.