20 Most Recent Crosley 0187SST Turntable Questions & Answers

well even tho u just got it, It sounds like a lub problem. Use very light oil on all moving parts. WD 40 only works for a short while since it evaporates. Good luck If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/gary_9c859f4aa7e5ab10

Type Crosley Model # of your device user manual " into search engine and it will show sites to get manual. In it there might be a way to help you

The only thing you can do is clean the record with cleaning fluid. You will find special cleaning fluids for records on Amazon. If the record is warped you can try a weight pressing down on the record. But sadly if a record is warped bad there's no real cure.

I have a 1956 stereophonic Motorola record player, and it turns off right when I press "on" I noticed that the record speed was 33 1/3 I used 33. Does this make a difference??

No, you cannot. Your Crosley will not have the correct line output jacks. Even if it did, although the output level will be fine, you will not have the proper RIAA equalization, making the sound worse, not better.

You try unistalling & re-installing the software?

The adjustment for auto return position is normally at the tone arm base on the left side under a rubber grommet. Use a flat blade screw driver to move adjustment screw, then test. Keep fine tuning until arm lifts at desired position. Cheers John. Stylus City NZ

This happened to me tonight. I had the same problem, to activate the player on you need to move it to the right until you hear a click. If you don't do it it won't start. Even if all the power is on. This should fix everything!

Hi, Try this. with it turned off. Lift tone arm across a record to the run out groove and set it down. Now power up and hopefully it will reset itself. In all honesty I would sell it and get a decent old school player. John. Styluscity.com

You can contact the Crosley website and they should sort out the problem you have, as the machine is under warranty.

Hi, most likely the belt has come off or is stretched. Cheers John. Styluscity

When the arm moves it pushes on a contact switch. It seems that this contact switch is simply out of place, so needs adjusting.

I rather suspect that the problem is in the power supply section to the motor. If the motor is a small voltage type (9 to 12 volt) it will eithier have a control on it, or on the power supply board that will do that. But it will probably be something on the PC board that is causing the problem (often an IC). Trace the wires from the motor to the PC board and you might see the cause! If you have a voltmeter check what's going to the motor too! If it says 12 on the motor and it's getting 15! you know it's the supply. Otherwise it's the motor if the volts are low.

You need to measure the diameter and thickness of the belt in mm. Please make a note of how the belt fits before removing it. You can search for the belt by putting the measurements into Google they don't have to be spot on!