I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?

wrote:
I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?
In my case it was a sliding copper bush, where the
lubrication had become stuck.
So my first try would be to open it up, clean and lubricate
the moving/running parts, then check out (limit)switches
for corrosion.
Also check rubber bands for aging.

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I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?

Don't know that model, but such speed selections are often by means of
stepped pulleys.

Inspect and look for something stuck (e.g. by hardened grease).

Graham

On Jul 5, 3:11*pm, Eeyore
wrote:
wrote:
I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?

Don't know that model, but such speed selections are often by means of
stepped pulleys.

Inspect and look for something stuck (e.g. by hardened grease).

Graham

You will have to remove the turntable to get at the stepped pulley.
That means taking the mounting plate off of the base, in most cases.

Bob Hofmann

hr(bob) wrote:
On Jul 5, 3:11 pm, Eeyore
wrote:
wrote:
I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?
Don't know that model, but such speed selections are often by means of
stepped pulleys.

Inspect and look for something stuck (e.g. by hardened grease).

Graham

You will have to remove the turntable to get at the stepped pulley.
That means taking the mounting plate off of the base, in most cases.

Bob Hofmann

If it's anything like my TD 160 all you have to do is lift the platter
off to get at it.


les...

In article ,
Les Matthew wrote:
hr(bob) wrote:
On Jul 5, 3:11 pm, Eeyore
wrote:
wrote:
I resently got my turntabl out of storage from a move and tested it
out all 3 speeds are stuck on 78 what needs fixing or is a new part
that is needed?
Don't know that model, but such speed selections are often by means of
stepped pulleys.

Inspect and look for something stuck (e.g. by hardened grease).

Graham

You will have to remove the turntable to get at the stepped pulley.
That means taking the mounting plate off of the base, in most cases.

Bob Hofmann

If it's anything like my TD 160 all you have to do is lift the platter
off to get at it.

The TD 160 slips its drive belt from one pulley to another. I'm not sure
the 180 works that way.


les...

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