Need to find out where i can buy the stylus and belt for a sanyo TP 535 turntable

Amazon have it.

What is that red light on the left side of the display? it's not a protection light is it?

If this is a belt drive turntable you need to replace the belt. Make a note of how it fits, before removing the old one.

Are you feeding the signal into the PHONO input? If not, then the volume will be very low. Make sur it is a PHONO input, not all receivers have them now.

Check for any split pins above the platter inside the centre guide pin. If there is no pin, it has to be pulled off with a bit of force.

Give this company an email but take out the <remove> symbol?

they specialise in belts and stylus.


service<remove>@turntableneedles.com

http://www.archive.org/details/Turntable_Belt_Installation

above is a generic video that applies to almost all turntables including yours that will show how to install the belt an a few other things.

I suggest try '[email protected]' There is a long list of Kenwoob turntable cartridges & needels. I hope you find your needel.

sorry to say but if you have a Numark PT-01 you cant change the stylus

First and foremost, are you sure you installed the correct replacement belt, and installed it correctly? Just ruling out the obvious. Now, if you installed the belt correctly, then the only other thing that could cause this is a bad motor. Not an expensive part, but with labor, it might be cheaper to just buy a new one. Figure the part itself is about You will more than likely be able to remove the cartridge/stylus and use it on your new turntable, just make sure the tonearm is the same style as your existing turntable - P-MOUNT Tonearm. If you buy another belt drive, you might even be able to keep the belt you purchased as a back up - might fit! Here is some part info on your turntable: - Belt - Part #SJY90080-3 - $5.99 - Motor - MOTOR, 4 VDC, .2 WATTS - Part #SDMB5E - $19.99 Labor - 30min This is just to give you an idea of what it would cost to replace the motor. I put the belt part # on there, just so you could verify that you bought the correct part. Hope this helps some. - Justin