Tonearm Drop-Point Adjustment; Maintenance; Repacking For Shipment - Sony PS-X6 Owner's Instruction Manual

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When record playing
@ lt is recommended that you reduce the amplifier volume before
you lower the tonearm onto the record.
e@While the turntable is energized, don't attempt to stop or
reverse the turntable by hand.
e@During play, be sure to close the dust cover. Don't place
anything on the dust cover.
@ While playing, never attempt to move the turntable or touch
the tonearm.
After playing
@ Avoid exposing records to any source of heat, such as direct
sunlight, a hot-air duct, etc. Store records vertically without ap-
plying any pressure or inclining to either side. This will minimize
any warpage.
@When not using the turntable, close the dust cover.
Other precautions
@Don't put anything but records on a turntable.
e@Don't place anything but the spare cartridges and 45-rpm
adaptor on the turntable deck.
TONEARM DROP-POINT ADJUSTMENT
At the factory, the tonearm has been adjusted to have the
correct drop point in the automatic playing mode.
If this needs to be readjusted, proceed as follows.
@ Remove the rubber cap of the tonearm drop-point adjustment
hole located at the left side of the arm base.
@ Insert the supplied screwdriver into the hole.
To change the drop point inward... Turn the screw slightly
counterclockwise.
To change the drop-point outward ... Turn the screw slightly
clockwise.
@ Once it is properly adjusted with a 30cm (12") record, the
drop point will be correct for 17 cm (7") and 25cm (10") records
as well.
Rubber cap
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MAINTENANCE
@Clean the cabinet and dust cover periodically with a soft dry
cloth. Do not use solvents such as alcohol, benzine or thinner,
since they will damage the finish.
@When the rubber mat becomes dirty, wipe it gently with a
soft cloth slightly dampened with water.
@No lubrication is required for this turntable. The motor shaft
is factory lubricated for the life of the turntable.
REPACKING FOR SHIPMENT |
The original shipping carton and packing material (which we
asked you to save) is the idea! container for use in shipping
the unit for repair work, or to another location. To secure the
maximum protection, it must be repacked in this material pre-
cisely as before. The proper repacking procedure is showh in
the illustration. .
e@Clip the tonearm to the arm rest and bind it there with a
tape.
@Fasten the transit screws in their original position by referring
to the illustration of "TURNTABLE ASSEMBLY" to secure the
inside parts to the cabinet. Turn the screws fully clockwise.