Teac LPU190, User Manual

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Fitting the 45 RPM adaptor
LISTENING TO VINYL RECORDS (PHONO)
This turntable player can play 33, 45 and 78 RPM vinyl records.
 NOTE:
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Always keep vinyl records and the tone arm stylus clean so that they will last longer.
Handle with clean hands and clean gently with soft, anti-static cloth or brushes only.
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Never play a record that has a crack on the surface.
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The stylus model number is 402-M208-165.
Playing a Record
1.
Remove the stylus protector first.
2.
Press the FUNCTION button to select PHONO.
(Normally, PHONO is the default function.) ‘PHONO’ will
appear on the display.
3.
Slide the speed selector to the appropriate position
according to the record to be played. (Remember to use
the 45 RPM spindle adaptor as necessary if you are
playing a 45 RPM record. To do this, place the 45 RPM
adaptor located at the top right-hand side of the unit
onto the spindle.)
4.
Place the record (not provided with this unit) on the
platter.
5.
Lift the tone arm from the tone arm rest and slowly move
it over the side of the record. The tone arm control
indicator will light up and the turntable platter will begin
to rotate.
6.
Place the tone arm gently onto the desired position on
the record and music will start to play.
7.
To stop or pause playback, lift the tone arm from the
record and move it back to the tone arm rest.
8.
When the player reaches the end of the record, the
turntable platter will automatically stop rotating. Lift the
tone arm from the record and move it back to the tone
arm rest.
9.
Fit the stylus protector back if you have finished playing.
 NOTE:

To play a 45 RPM record which does not have a centre
clip attached, the 45 RPM adaptor is needed for correct
playback. Place the 45 RPM adaptor located at the top
right of the apparatus onto the spindle.

You are strongly recommended to play records with the
transparent dust cover closed as any dust on the record
can cause sound distortion.

Please do not place anything on top of the dust cover,
especially while playing a record.

If you hear sound distortion, please check whether the
record is clean and in good condition, and whether the
stylus is worn out and needs replacing.