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Instructions for selecting a suitable location to avoid external vibration and magnetic interference.
Guidance on not lubricating the unit yourself due to special spindle oil.
Instructions for cleaning the unit, including precautions for printed surfaces and unplugging the power.
Recommendation to consult the dealer for repairs and adjustments.
Warnings regarding unit weight, moving parts, and keeping clear of rotating components.
Explains how the belt drive system reduces vibration and ensures smooth rotation.
Details the PID control system for precise speed measurement and smooth rotation.
Highlights the use of a MEMS oscillator for temperature-stable speed correction.
Describes the indicator lights for matching, slow, or fast rotation speeds.
States that the unit supports playback speeds of 33, 45, and 78 rpm records.
Mentions the universal static balance tone arm for easy cartridge replacement.
Details the 4.0 kg platter made from aluminum for rotational accuracy.
Explains the construction with thick top panel and metal plates for vibration isolation.
Explains features of the spindle, rubber mat, floating mount, insulators, headshell, and AC inlet.
Instructions to verify all included accessories are present in the package. Note: No cartridge included.
Lists various adjustment wrenches, phono cable, power cable, and documentation.
Identifies and explains the functions of the front panel buttons, indicators, and speed controls.
Details components visible from the top, including the spindle, tonearm, and platter.
Identifies components located on the bottom of the unit, such as insulators and cable holder.
Describes rear panel features like the AC inlet and dust cover bracket mounts.
Instructions for installing the main body horizontally and adjusting balance using insulators.
Steps for mounting the platter and rubber mat onto the center spindle.
Instructions for wrapping the belt around the turntable and motor pulley correctly.
Steps for attaching the counterweight to the tone arm for proper balance.
Instructions for mounting a cartridge, connecting wires, and setting overhang distance.
Procedure to adjust the tone arm height for parallel alignment with the record surface.
Steps to achieve horizontal balance and set the correct stylus pressure.
Setting the anti-skating adjustment knob based on the cartridge's stylus pressure.
Guidance on connecting phono cables, power supply, and grounding to prevent hum.
Step-by-step guide on operating the turntable to play a record, including safety warnings.
Illustrates the internal signal flow and component relationships of the turntable.
Details specifications for motor, tone arm, power, dimensions, and environmental conditions.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to power supply and platter rotation.
Troubleshooting steps for problems with no sound or incorrect volume levels.
Solutions for hum noise, speed inaccuracies, sound skips, and cracking noises.
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