Need a stylus ND-6516

Hi, sounds like the automatic function has gone out of time. With the record player powered of spin the platter manually appox 12 times to reset. Cheers john. Stylus City

Assuming it is the original ATN-3600 cartridge, a simple web search for "sony ps-lx250h replacement stylus" or "atn3600 stylus" locates some.

If the cartridge is something different you should search for that model's stylus, not one for the TT itself.

You should be able to pull down on the front of the stylus and then pull it out from the cartridge. There is no weight adjustments on this model.

Check for grease on the platter or anywhere in the mechanism. Sometimes somebody has messed around with the speed preset, there might be two. You could try adjusting them. Sometimes they are found on the underside of the turntable, covered up, or they will be on the PC board of the deck.

Give this company an email but take out the <remove> symbol?

they specialise in belts and stylus.


service<remove>@turntableneedles.com

To replace the stylus (N-6516 from your Sony dealer)

1.Turn off the amplifier
2. Protect the stylus with the stylus cover (it flips down 90 degrees)
3. Grasp the stylus holder (exposed when cover was flipped down) and pull it away from the cartridge body
4. Insert the stylus by pushing it in to the cartridge receptacle. Flip the stylus protector up.

If Sony does not have it available, you won't be able to find one. You can go generic, but you have to worry about size and fit.

- OPTiC
Turntable Technician
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Go to esupport.sony.com and type in your turntable model, PS LX250H. The "H" is important. Available is the complete manual, and a separate publication just on removing the stylus and setting EQ. Basically, swing the protector bar down over the needle, and snap the entire (mine is beige) unit down from the tone arm, then pull forward. I'm still shopping for the replacement, frankly.

Yes It's possible.You can purchase it on amazon, click here and take a look: Amazon com sony ps lx250h needle. I hope this was helpful. Cheers