TEAC SL-A100 - runs only on 45 rpm I followed Jim's advice to another post and removed the back cover. The turntable assembly is not very accessible. Looks like the motor is plastic-welded in place. You can feel a belt. It runs only at 45 rpm regardless which speed the switch (33-45-78) is set on. Nice little turntable, only 4 years old.

SOURCE: only spinning at 1 speed

This is a high dollar turntable. If you want, take the screws out, open it up and check that the direct drive speed gear is in place. Other than that I would take it to a repair shop. There's one guy on ebay selling a new one for $500.00 http://cgi.ebay.com/Technics-SL-1200MK2-Manual-Direct-Drive-Turntable-New_W0QQitemZ320132536688QQihZ011QQcategoryZ64448QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Grubhead

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• Posted on Oct 24, 2009

SOURCE: teac turntable plays too fast

This sounds like a motor speed control problem. It could be either the motor itself or an electronic fault. So unless you know a bit about electronics and know how to use a soldering iron etc, then the answer to your question is no.

SOURCE: the turntable turns very slow when set at 33

the motor needs cleaning,along with the inner shaft on the spindle and a new table belt will help they glaze and slip

Grubhead

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• Posted on Nov 27, 2009

SOURCE: How do you adjust the speed of a Memorex 2601M?

Go inside and look at the main board you should see two/three presets, one for 45 and one for 33 etc.
If not look at the top of the motor for a small hole, it might be covered with a label.

SOURCE: my Teac sl-a100 record player

hi,
somewhere on that player is a switch for 78-45-33 rpm the speed switch look up around by the tone arm above by where the record goes, it may not be on the front. switch it to the correct record you have 45's are small. 78's are medium and 33rpms are the big records..
jm