Summary of Contents for BASIS AUDIO VACUUM SYSTEM
- Page 1 BASIS AUDIO, INC. BASIS VACUUM SYSTEM USER’S GUIDE 26 Clinton Drive, Unit 116, Hollis, NH 03049 ▪ 603-889-4776 ▪ www.basisaudio.com...
- Page 2 All the components in the Vacuum system are industrial and laboratory grade, reliable for decades of use, and virtually maintenance free. Keep all components in a dry, room temperature environment and they will last a lifetime.
- Page 3 3. Find the Basis Vacuum System Hose Schematic and note the components and how they are connected in the schematic. Then follow the instructions below, while correlating them with the schematic. The combination of schematic and written instructions should be logical and allow you to understand the flow of air through the system and make it easy to hook everything up correctly.
- Page 4 17. If the record is pulled down, check the vacuum gauge, and adjust the regulator until the gauge is reading in the 2 - 5 in Hg range. Initial adjustments are complete and you are now ready to enjoy your new BASIS VACUUM SYSTEM.
- Page 5 IF THE RECORD IS NOT CLAMPED TO THE PLATTER SURFACE: 1. Listen for leaks. Start at the turntable platter, and listen for any hissing sound. If you hear a leak at the platter, remove the platter and check to be sure there are vacuum seals on the bearing spindle.
- Page 6 2. When not playing records it is best to leave the pump off. This reduces pump heat and prolongs pump life. 3. The BASIS vacuum system uses non-contacting seals in the bearing. Therefore, the vacuum bearing exhibits no additional drag compared to the standard bearing. When used at high vacuum settings it is normal to hear slight air rushing sounds.
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