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ok thank u the plastic mat does lift up will have a look at that ok thank u the plastic mat does lift up will have a look at that
AnonymousMar 21, 2008
****. My **** is fucked. My record player is breaking, one of my plants is breaking apart, Sam's damn trike had a flat tire (I fixed that), oH, the washing mochine is on the goddamn fritz, ****!!!!! Reading and writing this stuff makes it all seem alot more worse than it probably is. Thank you, *******.
****. My **** is fucked. My record player is breaking, one of my plants is breaking apart, Sam's damn trike had a flat tire (I fixed that), oH, the washing mochine is on the goddamn fritz, ****!!!!! Reading and writing this stuff makes it all seem alot more worse than it probably is. Thank you, *******.
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Does the plastic mat lift up? if so there should be a hole where it can be slipped back on , if it fell off more than likely you will need to replace it and the table should pop off by lifting it up.
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It sounds like the belt driving the unit might be out of place or connected wrong. It could be the belt is slipping caused by wear and thus needs replacing.
On most turntables you will lift off the platter (where the record sits) , place the belt around the underside of the platter, stretch the belt over the motor pulley as you gently lower the platter back into place.
If it is the original belt, chances are it will need replacement. The rubber material breaks down and looses it's elasticity. You can test this by stretching the belt out and seeing if it comes back to it's original size. If it stays larger or seems really easy to stretch, it's time for a new one. I have seen them on E-Bay listed for your specific model. Please advise if you need further assistance.
Belt is to small or tight--exact belt type on capstan is required--if the old belt works at all try putting it back. Not many DVD players use belts much anymore.
The turntable has to go back to its reset position ( Or Start position ). Turn the platter with your hand while the system is on and see if you can get a light click after some revolutions.If so you have rest the system and should play. Or else lift the rubber Matt and see if the belt is still wrapped round the platter. Rotate the platter while you are doing it and at one point you will see the pulley of the motor and the belt very clearly. If its fallen off put the belt back on.
1) Remove the platter - just lift up
2) Underneath the platter, you'll see a small lip section
3) Wrap the belt around this lip
4) Put platter back on turntable
5) Rotate platter until you see the motor shaft through the holes on the platter - a brass round looking piece
6) Pinch the belt around the motor shaft.
7) That's it.
HI, First remove mat from TT platter. Next hold it with upward pressure while striking centre pin with a sharp tap, (real light instrument) not blow. Next you will see the motor shaft (once TT is removed) note it's position, put belt back onto TT rim, that will be the underside flange, lift belt by one finger away from flange edge and place TT back over spindle while having finger with belt over motor shaft. allow belt to contact with motor. Now belt should be around under platter flange and around motor pulley. If this is correct, power up, if all works replace soft mat and enjoy the music. A word of warning, the belt and stylus/cartridge may need replacement!
Scott, the belt wraps around the bottom of the turntable platter, then put the platter back on your turntable, and you'll have to pinch back a section of the belt and wrap around the brass motor spindle. That's pretty much it!
ok thank u the plastic mat does lift up will have a look at that
****. My **** is fucked. My record player is breaking, one of my plants is breaking apart, Sam's damn trike had a flat tire (I fixed that), oH, the washing mochine is on the goddamn fritz, ****!!!!! Reading and writing this stuff makes it all seem alot more worse than it probably is. Thank you, *******.
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