Crosley Audio Players & Recorders - Page 9 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

https://player.vimeo.com/video/25463872

This maybe a failing motor or belt. I would take it to the repair shop to be sure which.

Very difficult to speculate what it could be with the info provided. You may need to open it up to gain access to the circuitry inside, to do some component level inspection and testing.

You will need to get to the underside of the turntable. There you should find that the arm when it gets to the centre of the record it will push on a switch. This switch might be out of position or just get stuck by grease or dirt. Correcting it should solve the problem.

Please provide full make and model and the steps you have taken so far.

New belt required

Model? Make? Until then no one can help.

cd/rw drive has shifted due to unit being bumped, Tray is binding or blocked. Remove the back panel. Remove 4 screws on the bottom holding cd drive. Now you can push the drive slightly back. On the left side of the drive there is a white nylon cam. Push in with a screwdriver and the tray will open so you can manually remove your cd. You should be able to cycle the tray open and closed now. Replace the four screws but cycle several times after tightening each screw. Replace the back.

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/704250/Crosley-Rochester-Cr66.html?page=8#manual

Have a look on the Crosley website, they might have a free PDF of it.

Have a look on YouTube there are several good videos on replacing belts, otherwise you might have to end up paying for a manual just to fit the belt. You can try the Crosley website they might have a free PDF of the manual.

antique turntable that had an earth wire on it too. I just found a screw on the back of the turntable and fitted the wire under this screw, It worked a treat and the hum disappeared.

Crosley Turntable Belt Replacement Video

Unlikely- it might be in the wrong position, but that could be caused by the belt being slack, in which case you would need to replace it. Check the belt is set up right and if it slips out again replace the belt. Otherwise look around inside for another cause. IE faulty power supply to the motor.

It's likely that the belt has moved off where it should be. If the stylus was damage it would slide across the record or cause poor sound. It would not affect the speed unless there was too much pressure on the stylus, but you would feel that as the head of the arm would feel heavy.

Crowley has a video for how to check the drive belt on Vimeo here: https://vimeo.com/25463872 , and other support videos here: https://vimeo.com/user4579188 . You can find replacement belts, if necessary, on Amazon, eBay, and specialty sites by net searching for: Crosley <YourModelNumber> Turntable Drive Belt .

Check drive belt.

I'd like to see the schematic/parts manual, too.