20 Most Recent Crosley Stack-O-Matic CR40 Turntable - Page 8 Questions & Answers

Absolutely or the album is scratched

Better double check that model number. I can't find it anywhere. If it's a recent "retro", it's just junk. Generally, old radios vary widely in value depending on their year of manufacture, condition, styling, features, and rarity. Crosleys didn't tend to have much going for them other than cheap but there were some exceptions.

Normal the high input voltage should influence the output voltage. The120V AC to 9V DC will be blown, but with a bit of luck, your Crosley cruiser will be ok. Only if the power convertor is poorly made, the high voltage could have gone through the convertor and then it damaged everything in the cruiser. Try a new 9V power supply and see what it does.

Hi Quite often this can be due to the volume control rather than the speakers. What sort of noises due you get if you rotate the volume? Do the noises change and is there a particular setting of the control where the noises go away? If so this indicates the volume control. If not it may be the speakers. Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya Cheers

Have you tried the Crosley website?

put an antenna on it or wire

I suspect this plug is the power connector. If you can't find a replacement plug, it would require the two wires to be connected inside the other unit. It might be best to take it to a Crosley repair dealer.

You need to get a special connector. Image of the type below. The red and white connectors connect to the RED (right) & WHITE (left) connectors of the turntable. The yellow is for video. Search Amazon for it.

As with most things it depends on how much you are prepared to spend on getting it fixed and how much a new turntable would cost. It's likely that damage is extensive and that the transformer would need to be replaced. If more of the power supply section is damaged then the bill will run up quickly. A look inside will give you an idea of the damage. If lots of parts look burnt or damaged, I think you can call it a day with it. If it looks good then contact Crosley for a list of authorised service centres.

Adjust the balance force up. This is a counterweight on the back of the arm. For most needles it is 1-2 grams.

Could need a new belt. Since there is no adjustment otherwise, that's the only choice.

At the tonearm base near platter remove rubber grommet and insert flat blade screw driver. Adjust screw until correct position is found. Keep em spinnin. John. Stylus City

www.crosleyradio.com Write to them. Battery powered? , replace batteries. Wind up ? Spring broken.EtcEtcEtc

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make sure that the belt is still hooked up under deck

May be a broken belt under the platter.