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Found a reference that might help you here: https://www.turntableneedles.com/akai-model-uc-f3-flat-drive-belt-fbxs6.7-akai-uc-f3

Those three parts are associated with the coarse pitch adjustment mechanism, and the gear would mesh with #101. It appears that there was a production change during manufacture as there are 1229's produced with and without this adjustment. #95 appears just to the left of the larger fine pitch...

Wow, I've serviced a few 1219 & 1229 motors and none looked like the one you have, was there any lubrication left in the bottom bearing when you disassembled? The copper disc was designed to wear before the motor shaft, are there any remains of the disc? Motor shaft should not have the amount of...

It is shown in the German service manual and is indeed the course adjustment., I have two 1229's, one with and one without. The one without this adjustment doesn't have the hole or the toothed segment under the spring shown in your image.

And the wind cried Mary.

We said we'd all go down together

Another two fer: The white zone is for loading and unloading only He used to cut my grass, he was a very nice boy

The preacher trained in all to lose his name, the teacher travels, asking to be shown the same

He said, "look here, junior, don't you be so happy And for heaven's sake, don't you be so sad"

The wall on which the prophets wrote Is cracking at the seams.

Most people like cupcakes, I for one care less for them.

Before giving up, remove the platter and examine the paper strobe disk on the underside for ripples. I had that issue with mine a few years ago.

Hours of fun for me:

I'd settle for just a day.

What a ham!

Got one as a Christmas present when I was a child, now use MSFS :)

I am saddened to hear this, condolences to his family.

Two notable musicians that stand out: Roger Waters approached me back in the '90's in a NYC subway car (there were only a few people in the car at the time) when I was returning home to Queens from a night business class at NYU. I did not recognize him at the time and he asked if I had ever...

1964 Plymouth Valiant. 273cu V8 w/push button transmission. Father bought for me when I was 15 from a family friend, and had to stay in garage for 2 years until I was old enough to get a license. Same color but with full stock hubcaps.

Neighborhood mail boxes with AM & PM collection times.

When I was in my latter teens, my girlfriends father who owned a green/white camper use to let me drive it frequently. So much fun driving it to the beach and just about everywhere else!

The THE (band)?

And we were told (at least I was) never to touch them when I was young!