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I just bought an SL 23 for $15 at a bid to buy store. The platter doesn't spin but it does power on. Replacing the belt seems like a cheap enough fix... is this a decent Technics turntable?
I had a similar problem with my SL-23, I put a little light machine oil on the motor and then turned the motor by hand with the power applied, and that did the trick.
By the way I let run that way for about hour without the belt, applying a drop or two along the way.
goodluck
Edit...After rereading your initial post, if a new belt doesn't fix your problem, the above may apply.
I bought an SL-23 new in 1976. Put a new belt on it, cleaned the speed adjustment pots with Deoxit and installed a new cartridge. She still plays like a charm. You did well on your purchase.
I think that I've heard them called 'Techniques' more often around these parts...East Coast U.S...
Saying that you've just bought a Tech Nic has always sounded a bit White Van...
I just bought an SL 23 for $15 at a bid to buy store. The platter doesn't spin but it does power on. Replacing the belt seems like a cheap enough fix... is this a decent Technics turntable?
It looks to be an (1) year Earlier version of the SL-220, which I have...They are in fact Great Tables for the Price...I use the SL-220 for Back-Up, and Pool Parties...