the problem may be the belt. it may also be a defective motor or something in the electronics. this model uses a motor drive ic as well as a couple of transistors to switch and adjust the two speeds. check the belt, if that's not the problem, you can send it in for repair.
i have a technics sl23a and the belt and motor are old. The turntable will slow down and speed up randomly and sometimes just stop.If the belt is not the problem, how can i repair the motor...because the turntable itself is from the 70's i doubt i could send it in....any radioshak solutions?? thanks in advance -jake
Wayne Parham Messages: 18793 Registered: January 2001
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You might write to Larry directly; He may be able to help you out. Larry is with Approved Audio Service, which is one of the AudioRoundTable.com sponsors. They may be able to give you a quote or at least an estimate on repair costs.
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