Turntable spins too fast. All mechanisms (gears, belt, etc.) appear in good working order but the platten rotates too quickly producing an "Alvin and the Chipmunks" effect.Turntable spins too fast. All mechanisms (gears, belt, etc.) appear in good working order but the platten rotates too quickly producing an "Alvin and the Chipmunks" effect.
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Clearly an electrical fault. Could be something to do with the power supply or the speed control circuit, or even the motor itself. For the manual visit the Gemini website.
Make sure the turntable speed is on the appropriate level for each record (33 rpm or 45 rpm), then check the voltage selector and make sure it is appropriate for your housing electricity.
1 sec is not all that fast.... with that said you can see if there is a control that you stick a small screw driver under the table or you may have to open it but there should be a variable pot to change speed and most likely if you adjust it it's going to be off more than just 1 sec
Turntable spins too fast. All mechanisms (gears, belt, etc.) appear in good working order but the platten rotates too quickly producing an "Alvin and the Chipmunks" effect.
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