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Aiwa turntables lid close control switch related questions and answers. Ask your Aiwa... Ad. Question about PX-E860 Turntable ... aiwa lx 70 turntable needle arm My aiwalx 70 turntable is not working. I can power it up, and when i press the start/cut button the platform rotates, but the needle arm does not move to play the .

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the drive belt on my Aiwa px-e860 turntable has come off. how do i put it back on Lift... the start/cut button the platform rotates, but the needle arm does not move to play the . ... will not turn,belt o/k fuse o/k Check any switches to see if they work.

Hi, the transformer that supplies power to the motor has been fried by the 220v input and will need to be replaced. If you remove it and go to your local electronic parts supplier they should be able to sell you a replacement. Cheers John styluscity.com

Your turntable may be plugged in to a "switched" power outlet on your receiver/amplifier. If it is, your amplifier needs to be on for your turntable to get power.

The most obvious cause is the power switch might have broken. Most turntables open from the bottom, so just go in and look!

If you would provide me the model number and brand that would be great! !However, try the below troublehooting steps and check whether it helps: 1. Connect the Power cord to a diferent working wall outlet. 2. If the Power cord is removable, try changing it. 3. Try changing the belt. 4. check whether any indicator turns ON. 5. Then, disconect the power cord for 1 minute and reconnect it again and check whether it helps.
If the issue still persists, service of the unit may require. Please contact the manufacturer..
Best of Luck....

Check the internal fuses. There are two. You have to strip the unit down to get to them.

This video will show you what's involved:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDYgjwdQ55s&feature=channel_page

Why not try replacing the whole power chord with new one instead of just changing the fuse ( but you will have to splice the two wire lines at the end of your turntable console if not to resolder it, and be sure to properly mask it with an electrical tape to avoid electrical hazard/shock to anyone... ;-)

No! I meant trying another wall outlet. If you do not have a meter to check the power then try another plug. The motor will usually have some hum or noise if there is power to the motor. Steve

have you switched the voltage switch over underneath the turntable plate

Check the drive band- it may have come off the pulley. But if it is a new purchase then perhaps it should go back to the vendor