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3. Stylus Height Adjustment
Stylus
Record Surface
5 mm
(1/5*')
_—
Platter
Stylus Height
Adjustment Screw.
Hexagon Wrench
Fig. 8
*
During adjustment, use care not to allow the hexagon
wrench to fall into the mechanism.
4. Arm Rest Height Adjustment
Upon
completion
of Tonearm
and Stylus height adjust-
ments the Arm
rest height must be checked
as shown
in
Fig. 9. If adjustment is necessary follow the steps below.
1) Loosen the arm rest height adjustment screw and move
the arm rest to the lowest position.
2) Depress the B
(STOP) button and return the tonearm
to the arm rest.
3) Depress
the
AV
(LIFT/CUE)
button
and lift up the
tonearm. At this point, shift the tonearm a little towards
the center spindle, and by moving the arm rest vertically,
adjust it so that there will be a clearance of 1 ~
2mm
between
the tonearm
and the flat portion of the arm
rest.
Secure
the arm
rest by tightening
the arm
rest
height adjustment screw.
T-20
'
Arm rest height
adjustment screw
iO
1~ 2mm
{0.04-—-0.08'')
Fig. 9
NOTES
1) If the stylus height is too low
When
the tonearm
moves
horizontally, the stylus will
tend
to come
in contact
with
the record
surface
or
platter.
2) If the stylus height is too high
Adjusted to a height decidedly higher then the proper
one,
the stylus will float at low portions of a warped
record.
5. Adjustment of Lead-in Position
The cover label shown
in Fig. 10 must be taken off prior
to adjusting the lead-in and rest position.
Arm rest position
adjustment screw
Lead-in position adjustment screw
Fig. 10
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