Fisher Studio Standard MT-6330 - ADJUSTMENT OF TURNTABLE SPEED; Speed Adjustment Procedure; IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS; Part Identification

ADJUSTMENT OF
TURNTABLE SPEED
Place a 33-1/3 rpm LP on the platter. Push
the "33" speed selector button. Slide the cueing
knob to the UP position. When the tone arm rises,
move it over to the lead-in groove of the record.
Slide the cueing knob to the DOWN position,
and the stylus will descend onto the record sur¬
face.
Watch the rows of dots on the platter rim. They
can be synchronized by turning the "33" SPEED
ADJUST control knob. With perfect synchro¬
nization, the dots will appear stationary at the
selected speed and power line frequency.
There are four rows of dots for speed adjustment.
From top to bottom, they are 33-1/3 rpm at a line
frequency of 50 Hz, 33-1/3 rpm at 60 Hz, 45 rpm
at 50 Hz and 45 rpm at 60 Hz.
When the dots appear to move in either direction,
adjust the speed precisely with the SPEED
ADJUST control knob.
Turn the SPEED ADJUST control knob:
(F) mark.the speed will increase
(S) mark.the speed will decrease
The platter is rotating at the correct speed when
the dots stand still.
The platter speed should be checked regularly.
When the selected speed is "33" and the power
line frequency is 60 Hz, watch the second line of
dots from the top. Adjust the speed precisely if
the dots appear to move to the right or left.
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
1 45 rpm record adapter
Place this over the turntable spindle when playing
45 rpm records.
2 Turntable platter and rubber mat
3 Trim ring plate
4 Turntable spindle
5 Stroboscope
6 Speed selector buttons
33.Push this button when playing a
33-1/3 rpm record.
"45".Push this button when playing a
45 rpm record.
SPEED ADJUST control knobs
Use together with the stroboscope to fine adjust
the platter speed.
8 Overhang indicator
This marks point for positioning the stylus.
9 Cueing knob (arm lifter)
Slide this knob to the UP position and the tone
arm will rise. Slide the knob to the DOWN
position and the tone arm will descend onto the
record gently. This control can be used either for
starting or interrupting record play.
10 REJECT button
Push this button to stop record play. The tone
arm will return to the arm rest automatically.
11 Cartridge shell
12 Tone arm
13 Lock lever
14 Arm rest
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15 Anti-skate control knob
Use this to adjust the force which prevents the
tone arm from skating toward the center of the
record.
16 Tracking force indicator dial
17 Counterweight
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