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Re: How can I adjust the tone arm so it does not miss the edge of the record? [message #13768 is a reply to message #13763] Thu, 02 April 2009 00:53 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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I got the turntable off the base by adjusting the clips that hold it in from horizontal to vertical, so they pass through the holes. Now I need to fix the problem with the tone arm dropping the needle at the beginning of both 33 1/3 and 45 records, which it doesn't now.

Someone said:
"The cuing problem does sound like wear on an end stop which stops the arm as it swings around and allows it to drop down on the record surface and is probablly adjustable from underneath the chassis."

My reply:
"Your answer makes more sense to me than the other suggestions I have gotten regarding lubrication of the speed changing mechanism. Where do I find the end stop(s?) Are there different ones for each speed?"

If you know the answer, I would appreciate it. Thanks again.

 
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