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Controls and Features (Fig. 1)
@® Dust cover
® Hinge
® Turntable spindle
@® Tumtable mat
® Tumtable
® Speed selector switch
® Tonearm lift
Stop switch
@® Tonearm with pickup head
Tonearm rest
@ Adapter for 45 rpm records
Additional Information for Decks Used in Great Britain
The deck is designed to operate from a mains supply of 240V
AC. Your dealer will install your deck for you and ensure that
your local electricity supply is suitable and no further adjust-
ments should be necessary. We recommend that a 13 amp
3-pin plug fitted with a 3 amp fuse be used. The brown lead
must be connected to the live pin (marked "L" or "red" or
"brown") and the blue lead must be connected to the neutral
pin (marked "N" or "biack" or "blue"). On no account should
either of the wires be connected to the earth pin (marked "E"
or "green/yellow'). If other mains plugs are used, ensure that
they are protected with a 3 amp fuse.
Operation
1. Open the dust cover.
2. Place a record on the turnable (for 45rpm records with
centre hole, use adapter @).
3. Set the speed control switch © to the required speed (33%
or 45rpm).
. Remove the stylus guard.
. Release the tonearm from the tonearm rest @.
. Set the lift switch @ to the position marked ~.
. Swing the tonearm out over the desired groove. The turn-
table will start to rotate.
8. Set the lift switch ® to the x position.
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Short Pauses During Playing, Skipping or Repeating a
Piece of Music
1. Set the lift switch @ to the position marked ~. This lifts the
tonearm off the record.
2. Swing the tonearm over the desired part of the record.
3. Set the lift switch to the position marked x.
To Stop Play
After the record has been played, the tonearm will automati-
cally return to the tonearm rest and the turntable will stop.
To stop t 1e deck before the record has finished playing press
the stop button ®.
If the deck is not in use for a prolonged period, lock the
tonearm to the tonearm rest and replace the stylus guard.
Making the Record Deck Ready for Use
lf you set up the deck yourself, you should observe the follow-
ing points:
- The record deck should be installed on a rigid supporting
surface which is flat and horizontal.
-
The record deck should not be placed near a source of
heat or in direct sunlight.
- The record deck should be placed as far away as possible
from the loudspeakers to minimise acoustic feedback.
Assembly
-
Remove two transport safeguards (Fig. 2).
-
Stretch drive belt over the motor spindle (Fig. 3).
-
Place turntable mat on turntable.
-
Fit dust cover into the hinges.
Note
The
tonearm
stylus force
is preset
during
manufacture
(tonearm stylus force 1,25=12,5mN).
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Connections (Fig. 4)
The record deck is designed to operate from a mains voltage
of 220V AC (GB: 240V/50Hz).
Interconnect the sockets of the record deck and amplifier with
the AF cable supplied. Observe the colour markings of the
plugs.
AF right-hand channel (red),
AF left-hand channel (white).
The earthing cable should be connected to the earthing con-
nection (Lor GND) of your amplifier.
Care and Maintenance
Before playing a record always remove any dust or dirt from
the stylus completely. Do not touche the stylus with the finges.
As the stylus is subject to constant wear while playing records,
we recommend
that you have it checked regularly by your
dealer (diamont styli after about 300 playing hours). Worn or
damaged styli cause record wear.
Clean the dust cover and the cabinet with a soft dry antistatic
cloth.
Never use cleaning agents which contain benzine ora thinner.
Changing the Stylus (Fig. 5)
1. Open the dust cover.
2. Remove the old stylus.
3. Push the new stylus into the cartridge.
Changing the Cartridge
1. Open the dust cover.
2. Lock the tonearm on the tonearm rest.
3. Remove the cartridge fixing screw and withdraw the car-
tridge (Fig. 6).
4. Insert the new cartridge carefully into the holder (Fig. 7).
5. Replace and tighten the fixing screw.
Tonearm Lift Height
The tonearm lift height (ie: the distance between the tip of the
stylus and the surface of a record with the lift switch in the po-
sition marked "~.") has been set to approx.
5mm during manu-
facture (Fig. 8). If the distance is too small or too large turn the
adjustment screw (Fig. 9).
Clockwise Rotation: the distance between the record and sty-
lus tip decreases.
Anticlockwise Rotation: the distance between the record and
stylus tip increases.
Auto Return Point (Fig. 10)
Ifthe deck switches off too soon ortoo late at the end of the re-
cord, this may be corrected.
1. Remove the cover.
2. If the tonearm returns too soon:
—- turn the screw clockwise.
3. If the tonearm does not return on reaching the run-out
groove:
-
Turn the screw anticlockwise.
Replacing the Drive Belt
. Remove the turntable mat.
. Remove the old drive belt from the motor spindle.
. Lift the turntable off the spindle.
. Remove the old drive belt from the turntable carrier.
. Fit the new drive belt on the turntable carrier.
. Place the turntable on the spindle.
. Fit the drive belt round the motor spindle.
8. Place the mat on the turntable.
NOohwhD
"The guarantee conditions applicable to this product are
obtainable from your GRUNDIG
DEALER.
This INTERNATIONAL IDENT CARD should be completed
by your GRUNDIG DEALER at the time of sale by entering
the date of sale, dealer's stamp and signature.
This INTERNATIONAL IDENT CARD should be presented
to your GRUNDIG
DEALER for claims under guarantee.
Lost INTERNATIONAL IDENT CARDS cannot be replaced.
The guarantee is implemented only through the GRUNDIG
DEALER from whom the product was purchased and is in
addition to your statutory rights and does not affect those
rights in any way."
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