Technics SL-BD20D Turntable - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
I have not used it in a long time seems like the
Good day. It sounds to me like the belt is worn. Under the felt of the turning section, there should be two rather large holes. Insert your thumb and forefinger and pull the table off. You should also see where the existing belt is running. Insert new belt around the motor first and replace the table section. Now, through the two holes, manouver the belt onto the table section until it spins freely
7/7/2010 2:49:33 PM •
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Turntable wont spin
If the mat lifts up to reveal a hole then you might get at the belt that way. I would have thought that the platter will lift up anyway. It might be held by a clip washer, around the spindle, from the top, sometimes hidden under a glued plastic piece. If you can't get in that way unscrew the base.
7/12/2009 12:12:30 AM •
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Buzz coming from speakers on phono input
is the wire loose on either end? sometimes the electrical plugs can cause noise due to resistance, so trying different outlets might help too
6/21/2009 6:36:01 PM •
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Very low sound from old turntable
You need to run that black wire to ground, perhaps a screw on your electrical outlet. You also need a pre-amp with your turntable, I use the mcm 40-630 you can find it many places for sale.
2/5/2009 4:17:34 AM •
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Buzz....hum problem from turntable....
Did you ground the turntable? Most of them have a ground wire located somewhere that connects to a screw on your electrical outlet. You could be getting hum from your pre-amp if it is a low quality one. Try unhooking the pre-amp, if that is the problem you won't hear the hum. If the turntable ground is the problem you won't hear music with no pre-amp but you will still hear the hum.
1/11/2009 7:59:45 PM •
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Technics RS-BX501 cassette deck door won't open
If you feel confident doing so, you could attempt to open the cassette deck and physically examine the gears to check for damage or debris that might be obstructing them.
But do remember that there are risks involved when opening electronic equipment, especially if you're not used with doing this kind of work. If you're not sure you can do this securely, it would be preferable to get assistance from a qualified audio equipment repair specialist.
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