Sony PS-LX55 Operating Instructions Manual page 8

TO BEGIN RECORD PLAY AT A PARTICULAR POINT— Manual play
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Move the tonearm over the desired point of the record,
pressing the <4 buttor. For fine adjustments, press and
immediately release the <4 button or the ® button.
2 Press the START/STOP button.
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The turntable starts rotating, the
stylus lowers onto the record and
playback starts.
START/STOP
TO MOVE TO A DIFFERENT PART OF A RECORD WHILE THE
RECORD IS PLAYING
Keep the appropriate ARM TRANSPORT button pressed until the
tonearm reaches the desired position. For fine movement, press
and immediately release the appropriate button. To lower the
tonearm onto the record, press the ARM LIFTER button.
TO LIFT UP THE STYLUS DURING PLAY
To lift the stylus from a record for a moment and then start playing
from the same point, press the ARM LIFTER button. To lower the
tonearm onto the record, press the button again.
TO STOP DURING PLAY
Press the START/STOP button. The turntable will stop rotating and
the tonearm will return to the arm rest.
TO REPEAT PLAY
Press the REPEAT button either before or after starting play. The
tonearm continues repeat play unless the button is pressed again
to turn off the repeat function. To stop during repeat play, press the
START/STOP button.
Note
Transparent records and 25cm (10 in) records cannot be played
repeatedly.
TIPS ON RECORD HANDLING
e@ Before playing, clean the record with a record cleaner or soft
cloth. If a spray cleaner is used, make sure that it has dried com-
pletely before playing the record. Playing the record before the
cleaner has dried may damage the record,
It is a good idea to clean the record again before putting it away.
@ Handle a record by its edges and do not touch the grooves.
Fingerprints on the record surface may encourage an accumula-
tion of dust, resulting in impaired tone.
@Use a commercially available anti-static spray to neutralize the
Static electricity on a record.
e@Avoid exposing a record to direct sunlight or sources of heat,
such as a hot-air duct.
@Store your records vertically. They should not be compressed.