20 Most Recent Sony PS-LX250H Turntable - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It sounds like some kind of overload inside the turntable itself. Taking off the underside of the deck might show a faulty part. Just trace where the power from the adapter enters and where it goes two. That should lead to the culprits. Overloads are generally caused by a short-circuited device. Most often a semi-conductor device.

I have the same problem with one I just got, wont do anything, no power. I have the P-320 it's a nice turntable if it would work.

You will need to lift felt on the platter section exposing the platter. Next you will need to pull upwards on the platter itself. The rubber band goes around the inside of the platter and onto the spindle motor. To replace, simply lift platter section of the unit, place the belt around the inside of the platter and replace the platter. Move the platter around till you see the motor and use some tweesers to pull the belt over the motor. Hope this helps

your tone arm needs rebalancing most likely

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If it is one of those turntables with the speed pre-sets on the underside, yes it is tricky to do. What I do is get one of those chairs where the seat pops out just leaving the frame. I mount the deck on the chair and thus having access to the pre-set while the deck plays. The only other way is to do it one small turn a time, turning it over then back to play while testing each time. But it's a very slow method!! If you haven't go a chair with a seat that removes, you could try constructing something out of boxes or something, which would be quicker than the other method.

It appears that mine only shuts off if the lid is closed. I had it propped open to make it easier to place the record and remove it, and it would never shut off. Once I closed the lid it was ok.

how to replace the belt.

The speed controls might be underneath the turntable base. Sometimes covered up with white stickers. On other models you have to remove the bottom side to get access to the PC board, where the controls can be found. On cheaper models the speed controls are on the motor itself.

Hi, sounds like the automatic function has gone out of time. With the record player powered of spin the platter manually appox 12 times to reset. Cheers john. Stylus City

Most turntables need you to lift of the matt and then round the spindle is a horseshoe clip which you need to take off.

I think it's kind of cheap to ask someone to pay $10 for an answer to one question. Sheesh!
I haven't gotten the answer yet, but a local stereo store pointed me in the right direction. Thanks anyway.

Regards,
Tom