Teac GF-650 I bought a new turntable and was very pleased. Played a couple of albums and heard it pop, power went out and it never would come back on. Seems like a transformer or some key componet failed. Power from wall is fine, light works from same socket but turntable will not power up now. Any suggestions on where / how / to get this fixed, thanks. Bob M. in Tampa, FL

If you have the original measure the Diameter in mm and also the width in MM. You don't have to be spot with these measurements.
Then put the words "turntable belt XXmm (diameter) into Google. You should find something, you can narrow it down by adding the width, but I would just try the diameter first.
If you need to remove the belt make a note of how it fits first!

Is it a recordable blank CD with "audio" or "music" printed on it? It MUST be.

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Teac-GF-450K7-manual/id/23167bh436/t/2/

"ER **" (variable) IS in the manual on page 29 and it recommends power off, wait a minute and power on, which isn

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.

Yes, both speeds can be adjusted internally, but you will have to take it to a repair shop. It is a very simple adjustment.

Does this GF 350 turntable use any special CD's ?. please intimate the name and address of the dealer whom whom you purchased this as I also intend to buy this turntable.

LPs were mastered back in the day with no real volume standard--ceertain sounds had to be mastered light because the engraving on the master disc was so sensitive.....digital technology does not have that problem....digital takes a lot of volume before it starts to break-up...

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is it possible to fit a new laser unit to my GF350

Hi, This is just a guess but it may be worth a try. I have heard that Audio CD-Rs, which are the only media this machine will record onto, are famous for being finicky about being played on different kinds of CD readers. My suggestion is that you "rip" the Audio CD-R's content to your computer (in .wav or .MP3 format) and then make a copy of your album onto a reagular CD-R which is more likely to be played on any CD reader. Not sure if this'll work for you but it's worth a shot. Hope this helps.

Try manually opening the drawer. There's a little hole on the front, Insert a pin or bent paper clip in the hole with the machine "on". Should open for you.