Troubleshooting Guide
LEAD-IN
MECHANISM
SYMPTOM
I.
Tonearm
does
not
when
the cue lever is set to
LEAD
IN.
2.
Tonearm
does
not
correct
position.
3.
Lead-in of tonearm
abnormal
sound.
4.
Lead-in speed is too fast (too
slow).
5.
Elevation arm moves too slowly.
6.
Elevation
arm
moves
SECTION
move
even
I)
Spring of damper arm (149) is
not in position.
2)
Damper arm (149) is racing.
3)
Pressure arm assembly (147) is
not in position.
4)
Restore lever assembly
not in position.
lead
in at
1)
Lead-in position
adjusted.
2)
Restore lever assembly is out of
position.
3)
Spring torque Of the damper arm
is inadequate.
4)
Disk size selector (139) is
distorted.
5)
Oil on friction
6)
Dirt
tion arm (36).
7)
Elevation
I)
produces
Elevation
1)
Damper arm spring (151) is too
strong (too weak).
I)
Elevation
orated.
2)
Foreign matter
lated between
and lifter
too
fast.
1)
Grease between shaft (38) and
sleeve has run out.
POSSIBLE
CAUSE
(129) is
is not correctly
disk (148).
has accumulated
on eleva-
arm is distorted.
arm is faulty.
spring (86) has deteri-
or dirt accumu-
lifter shaft (38)
sleeve.
6
ACTION
1)
Loosely attach the spring to oil
cup (155) to see if smooth
in can be made at a stylus force
of 3 grams.
Fix the spring if the
result is satisfactory.
2-a) Replace friction disk (148),
b) Replace lead-in drive unit
(162).
3)
Correct the position
pressure arm assembly.
4)
Correct
the position
restore lever assembly.
I)
Readjust.
2)
Correct
the position
restore lever assembly.
3)
Replace spring (151).
4)
Replace.
5)
Replace friction
disk.
6)
Clean
with
alcohol.
7)
Replace.
I)
Replace.
1)
Adjust the position of the spring
toward
"WEAK"
side
C'STRONG"
side).
Replace spring if too weak.
I)
Replace.
2)
After cleaning the shaft and
sleeve, replenish silicon grease
of 50000
CS to fill
the oil
reservoir
80— 100%.
1)
Replenish
the shaft oil reservoir
with grease of 50000 CS,
filing to 80-100%
level.
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of the
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