How to a install a N44-7 shure needle on a juke box tone arm

Your cartridge may need cleaning and reinstalling....remove the tone arm and check you wires for any kind of damage or wear.. ..you can use a multimeter to check for resistance in each wire..(ohm's)..you should get ZERO resistance...

First of all it does not have a tone arm. it is not a record player. it has a laser pickup and it is not supposed to touch the cd.

Take it back end demand that they give you a refund, Or a different one, End make shure it is working properly before you leave the store,

do u mean the little hook that keeps the tone arm locked in place when you travel? if might of snapped back so far it broke something on the inside. my little clasp broke on mine and i just used tape to hold them in play when traveling. but if your getting no signal from actually vinyl it could be alot of things did the connection to your headshell become loose is the needle broken anything that would look out of the ordinary would help send me a picture of it on here or to [email protected] so i can see exactly what you talking about please.

it could be two things:
1.the tone arm wires that connect to the head shell (blue-red-green-white i think)
2. the needle arm has twisted round
Put it on the other deck if you've got one & see if it does it.
look right at the end of the needle tip,& see if it's straight & pointing down, if not carefully twist the needle arm round until it is,& push it into back in to the cartridge a little bit.

Elektrotanya for electronics experts search for the word processing that will change to GET MANUAL after a while you have a manual but there should be a tool neccesay for the arm or Tone arm geometry knowledge or almost there was a tool for the novice user there delivered with the turntable because the error angle setting for the needle special if you replace the complete element with needle

I amnot very familiar with Seeburgs but the trip switch activates at the end of the record playing and THAT mutes the amp. The amp should also be muted until the tone arm lands on the record. So I would suggest the problem is in the amp.

there is an opto sensor the gets blocked when the tone arm is at the end of the song. It looks like a black u mounted on a circuit board. The flag that interupts the sensor is on the tone arm. The opto must be dirty so it thinks it's at the end of the song and continues to the unload sequence dispite the tone arm having just started playing.

Balancing the tone arm is a two step process. Set the needle weight adjustment to zero(0) and make sure that the tone arm is balanced. It should rest horizontally without touching anything. Next, set the needle weight (usually 1.5 grams). Both adjustments should be on the rear of the tone arm. That should cause the tone arm to drop toward the record and have the correct pressure for the needle. Also, check the anti-skate adjustment. If that is off, the behavior you describe will occur as well.

Dan