Testing for correct assembly
1.The subchassis should move a few mm in all directions if gently bounced.
2.Switch on to 33 rpm position at front panel. The red light will change to green and the platter should slowly start to rotate, obtaining full speed in 8 to 10 seconds. Initially some cracling noises may be heard. These are made by belt and will disappear in a few weeks. If constant noise is heard, check height of subchassis or position of belt.
Mounting tonearm
1.with blank mounting board
Use template provided by tonearm manufacturer and mark position of cuts. Bear in mind that there must be adequate space for counterweight. Check position of tonearm output cable.
Unscrew four screws securing mounting board using 4 mm Alan key.
The tonearm board is an aluminium and acrylic sandwich held together by two screws. These must be removed and cuts made in acrylic and aluminium separately.
Fix tonearm base to board as instructed and
2.with precut board
Unscrew 4 screws and take board of using 4 mm Alan key. Fix tonearm base on board and fix it back to subchassis.
There is no need to secure tonearm cable. Just allow I to drop through hole in base plate and out at back.
NOTE: The weight of the tonearm will have altered the height of the subchassis. This should be readjusted using the four knobs on top of the suspension towers. Anticlockwise raises subchassis.
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