Sharp RP-200H Bedienungsanleitung Seite 4

1. Please read this manual carefully before using the unit and retain it
for future reference.
2. Exposing the unit to moisture
3. This unit should not be exposed to temperatures qver 350C (950F)
or below 5oc (41OF). Dusty or humid placesshould be avoided.
4. Da not apply strong solvents such as benzine, thinners, strong house-
hold cleaners or pesticides
5. Be sure to supply AC current
different voltage level may seriously damage this unit or cause a fire.
SHARP can not be held responsible for any
operation with unspecified
Do not connect the AC supply
unless assembling and AC supply voltage adjustment
This unit is protected frorn vibration and shocks that may occur during
transportation. Prepare it for use in the following way.
2. Slide
3.
4.
5.
6.
1) Do not get greaseon the belt. If the belt
2)
7.
8.
3
can cause fire or electric shock.
on the surface of the unit.
to power to this unit. Operation
incurred during
volta* levels.
lead of the unit into an AC outlet
are complete.
Remove the turntable platter
chassis.
(1 ) Remove the three (3) screws and wash-
ers.
(2) Lift the turntable platter gently from the
chassis.
(3) Remove the three {3) spacers.
the voltage selector
to
position with a screwdriver.
Remove the two (2) screws (transit
from the chassis. These screws
replaced when the unit is transported
therefore should be kept.
Slowly rotate the centre spindle
trip plate reaches the position
the illustration. Then slide the trip
in the direction of the arrow
turn freely when you rotate
spindle.
Hold the turntable platter in both fingers
and gently lower it over the centre spindle.
Align the turntable platter with the motor
pulley using either hole In the turntable
platter a guide. Set the
around the motor pulley.
NOTE:
does become greasy, clean it with a cloth
soaked in methylated spirit
Do not use benzine or thinners
ing.
The belt should not be twisted.
Place the mat on the turntable
gently press it into place.
Slide the counterbalance weight
rear end of the tonearm.
Always remove mains plug from wall socket, when not in use, or before
any service operation.
Never remove covers unless qualified to do so; this unit contains dan-
gerous voltages.
on a
from the
4
5
the
correct
screws)
should be
and
uptil the
shown in
plate
and it will
the centre
rubber belt
(alcohol
for crean-
4 REMOVING
platter and
over the
WARNING:
I.
Remove the securing tape and release the
tonearm clamp.
2.
Swing out the stylus protector to expose the
stylus for contact with the record.
3. Move the cuing/pause control
to lower the tonearm lifter.
4. Turn the anti-skating control to the
position (if positioned otherwise).
Swing the tonearm over the turntable plat-
5.
ter. (Continue to support the tonearm with
your finger.)
6. Rotate the counterbalance
the tonearm is balanced whilst supporting it
with your hand to prevent the stylus from
hitting any hard objects. When the tonearm
is perfectly balanced, it will
horizontal position without support.
7.
Return the tonearm to .the rest by hand.
8. Hold the counterbalance
fingers and rotate the tracking force gauge
until the "O" graduation
rence line on the tonearm.
9. Rotate the counterbalance
direction of the arrow as shown
ration) until graduation "2" is aligned with
a reference line on the tonearm.
the correct tracking force of 2 grams.
revolution of the gauge produces a 3
force while each graduation
gram.
10.
Adjust the anti-skating
value as tracking force.
The tonearm lifter may require freeing on the
new unit and also after a period
Operate the lifter by hand — sliding it up and
down — several times until movement
th.
OR MOUNTING OF DUST
Removing:
Fully open the dust cover and lift it by holding
its right and left sides with your hands.
Mounting:
Join the cover and brackets
moving the cover down, as indicated
arrows in the illustration.
lever forward
O
weight until
maintain a
weight between
aligns with refe-
weight (in the
in the illust-
This sets
One
gram
produces 0.1
control to same
of disuse.
is smoo-
COVER
on the base by
by the