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Quick Start Guide
10
PLAYING A RECORD
1. Put a vinyl record on the turntable.
2. Assemble the balance weight and set it to a proper
position.
3. To adjust the balance weight rotate the balance
weight at counter-clock wise.
4. Lift and move the tone arm to turntable. Place the
tone arm on the edge of the record.
5. Turn the RPM Dial knob to select the speed according
to the record you are playing.
6. The turntable platter will auto stop when the music
has ended. Lift the tone arm and place it to tone arm
rest manually.
To listen to side B, flip record and repeat the above steps.
*33 RPM speed to play corresponding size 33 vinyl disc
*45 RPM speed to play corresponding size 45 vinyl disc
To power the unit off Rotate the RPM Dial knob to the off
position.
Note:
Remove the needle cover before you balance the tone arm.
Hold tone arm whenever you make any adjustment or action
so as to protect the tone arm.
Do not try to adjust the balance weight while playing a
record as this could break the needle and scratch the record.
Re-secured the tone arm before transportation to protect
the needle.
Remove the balance weight before transportation to
prevent damage or breakage to the unit.
Do not stop or turn the platter manually. Moving or
jarring the turntable without securing the Tone arm
clamp could result in damage to the Tone arm.
ANTI-SKATING
Normally the anti-skating should be set to its minimum
setting. Anti-skate compensates for inward tracking forces
that occur with certain pick-up when the stylus nears the
center of the record. If the turntable is experiencing
excessive skipping while nearing the center spindle, try
increase the anti-skating in the increments indicated
on the dial. Start by adding an increment of 1, test its
performance, then increase it more, and so on.
Note: During adjusting the anti-skating knob, leave the
tone arm and balance weight alone to prevent damaging the
stylus (needle).
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