8
Playing a Record
It is recommended that you use extreme care when manipulating the tone arm, stylus, and other components of this
turntable. These parts are very sensitive and can easily break or become damaged if they are carelessly handled.
1. Set the
Source swtich
to
Phono
.
2. Lift open the turntable cover and place the record on the turntable.
If you are playing a 45 rpm record,
use the
included 45 rpm adapter and place it between the turntable and the record.
3. Remove the shroud that protects the stylus and release the lock that holds the Tone Arm in place.
4. Use the
Tone Arm Lift Switch
to raise the
Tone Arm
from its catch.
5. Using your hand,
gently
swing the
Tone Arm
into the desired location over the record. The turntable will start
spinning as the Tone Arm is moved into position.
6. Use the
Tone Arm Lift Switch
to safely lower the stylus onto the record.
Using the Lift Switch instead of your hand will reduce the chance of accidentally damaging the record or the stylus.
7. Slide the
Auto Stop Switch
to
ON
to enable the Auto Stop feature. When the record is finished playing, it will
automatically stop the turntable. Use the
Lift Switch
to raise the stylus off of the record, and
gently
return the
Tone Arm to the catch by hand.
Note: Some records place their Auto Stop area outside of the range of this unit. In these cases, the record will stop
playing before the last track is reached. Set the Auto Stop Switch to OFF and use the Tone Arm Lift Switch to safely
raise the stylus off the record when the end of the record has been reached.
8. When not in use, secure and lock the Tone Arm in its resting position and replace the protective shroud over the
stylus. This will minimize the risk of accidental damage to these sensitive parts.
Operation
Lock
Unlock
