Bulletseever
New Member
Hi all,
This is another ps-x6 post. My old tt recently quit with auto lead in and return of the tonearm. It did function fully the last couple of years. Only manual movement of the tonearm is possible and the tonearm rest is in the down position, doesn't come up. Also when you press start the motor starts turning, but when you press it again, it won't stop.
I first thought it was due to old caps not flicking the transistor circuits, so recapped the whole thing but still no auto functions.
Checked all voltages according to the service manual and they seem to be fine.
So I thought maybe it is the lubrication of the mechanism and the s3 and s4 switch which dont get touched by the levers.
The thing is. I have absolutely no idea how to get to the bottem plate mechanisms after I've removed the bottom cover and where to start cleaning and lubricating. I have all manuals of the device but it isn't clear to me.
What do you experts think and could you please give me some tips and advise on the situation.
Thank you so much!
This is another ps-x6 post. My old tt recently quit with auto lead in and return of the tonearm. It did function fully the last couple of years. Only manual movement of the tonearm is possible and the tonearm rest is in the down position, doesn't come up. Also when you press start the motor starts turning, but when you press it again, it won't stop.
I first thought it was due to old caps not flicking the transistor circuits, so recapped the whole thing but still no auto functions.
Checked all voltages according to the service manual and they seem to be fine.
So I thought maybe it is the lubrication of the mechanism and the s3 and s4 switch which dont get touched by the levers.
The thing is. I have absolutely no idea how to get to the bottem plate mechanisms after I've removed the bottom cover and where to start cleaning and lubricating. I have all manuals of the device but it isn't clear to me.
What do you experts think and could you please give me some tips and advise on the situation.
Thank you so much!