Had to pick up this 570x. Knowing it had this issue.
You have to hold the start button for the platter to spin. And when it does, there’s a hum.
It’s not connected to anything. Just plugged in.
This was purchased on a US Air Force base in Japan. It has a voltage switch.
It’s worthy of bringing to a tech, but I’d love to understand why.
1- the combination of the hum and having to hold the start button makes me think it may be a voltage issue.
2- if that’s not it, I read the 570 has a motor for the start/auto functions that sometimes dies. Can this be replaced? Are they available?
Anything else it might be? Anything I can check?
I’ve been having terrible luck with my vintage gear lately and could use any easy fix. lol.
You have to hold the start button for the platter to spin. And when it does, there’s a hum.
It’s not connected to anything. Just plugged in.
This was purchased on a US Air Force base in Japan. It has a voltage switch.
It’s worthy of bringing to a tech, but I’d love to understand why.
1- the combination of the hum and having to hold the start button makes me think it may be a voltage issue.
2- if that’s not it, I read the 570 has a motor for the start/auto functions that sometimes dies. Can this be replaced? Are they available?
Anything else it might be? Anything I can check?
I’ve been having terrible luck with my vintage gear lately and could use any easy fix. lol.