CharlieVegas
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The cue damping is totally gone on my Technics SL-3300. I assume it uses silicone damping fluid for the tonearm cueing. Does anyone know how to add the fluid?
Fluids for Technics SL-3300
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hakaplan
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You have to open the turntable and find the cylinder from which the arm lift raises and lowers. Figure out how to remove it, take it apart, clean it, and then apply some goop called Silicone Damping Fluid. It can be obtained from turntablebasics.com. Be aware that it's a one-man operation and sometimes a bit slow on shipping. If for some reason you can't remove and/or dismantle the thing, then you might be able to get away with pulling the lift all the way up, smearing some of the goop on the shaft, then pushing it down and so forth to spread enough stuff inside the cylinder so it does the job.
You have to open the turntable and find the cylinder from which the arm lift raises and lowers. Figure out how to remove it, take it apart, clean it, and then apply some goop called Silicone Damping Fluid. It can be obtained from turntablebasics.com. Be aware that it's a one-man operation and sometimes a bit slow on shipping. If for some reason you can't remove and/or dismantle the thing, then you might be able to get away with pulling the lift all the way up, smearing some of the goop on the shaft, then pushing it down and so forth to spread enough stuff inside the cylinder so it does the job.
