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1. Records should be stored verticaly
in a dry environment away from
sources of heat.
2. An anti-static brush can be used
to remove dirt from the record’s
grooved surface. Use a record
cleaning solution to further clean
your records to ensure crystal
clear playback.
3. It is important to use the cueing
lever when lifting or lowering the
tonearm to prevent accidental
slipping and scratching.
1. When the turntable is not in use
always use the provided stylus
protector to prevent accidental
damage.
2. A stylus cleaning brush can be
used to remove dust and debris
from the stylus.
3. Enabling the auto stop function will
reduce wear and tear on the stylus.
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Record Care Stylus Care
Turntable Not Spinning
• The turntable should be connected to a known good power outlet and the power
cable should be securely inserted into the unit.
• Remove the turntable mat and rotate the platter until the motor pulley is visible.
Ensure the rubber belt is intact and hooked around the motor pulley.
• Turn the speed selection knob to 33 or 45 (power led should light up). Lift the
tonearm over the platter and it should start spinning.
No Power
• The turntable should be connected to a known good power outlet and the power
cable should be securely inserted into the unit.
• The power LED should light up when the speed selection knob is set to 33 or 45.
Wrong Speed
• Check the record label for the correct playback speed and that the speed selection
knob is set to match it. Normal LP playback speed is 33 1/3 rpm.
• If incorrect speed persists more information is available at:
www.fluance.com/support
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