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MAG-LEV audio ML1 User Manual

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Levitating turntabLe | ML1
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MAG-LEV audio ML1 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Platter MaterialAluminum
Speed Settings33 1/3, 45 RPM
MotorDC Motor
Cartridge TypeMoving Magnet
Wow and Flutter0.1% or less
Drive SystemMagnetic Levitation
TypeBelt Drive

Summary

1. Introduction

2. Safety Precautions

General Safety Warnings

General warnings to prevent fire, shock hazard, and ensure proper usage and maintenance.

Important Safety Instructions

Detailed safety instructions covering usage, environment, power, and handling of the product.

Magnet Safety Warnings

Precautions regarding strong magnets, potential for physical injury, and effects on electronic devices.

Electrical and Overturning Hazards

Warnings related to electrical shock, risk of body injuries, and product overturning.

3. Notes on Use

Turntable Body Placement

Guidance on placing and using the turntable body in suitable environmental conditions.

Cartridge and Stylus Care

Instructions for handling and protecting the cartridge and stylus.

Platter Handling and Placement

Guidelines for handling, cleaning, and placing objects on the platter.

Counterweight and Tonearm Handling

Instructions for counterweight removal during packing and tonearm securing.

4. Package Contents

Package Contents Overview

List of all items included in the product packaging for verification.

5. Part Names and Functions

Overall Turntable Diagram

Diagram and labels identifying all parts of the turntable.

Tonearm Components and Functions

Detailed diagram and explanation of tonearm components and functions.

6. Preparing the Surface and Space

Surface and Environment Setup

Guidelines for ensuring a level, stable surface and adequate spacing from electronic devices and magnetic sources.

7. Unpacking the Turntable

Unpacking Procedures

Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the turntable and its components from the packaging.

8. Setting Up the Turntable

Initial Setup and Connections

Steps for placing the turntable body, connecting power, and initial assembly before first use.

9. Setting Up the Tonearm

Tonearm Balance and Tracking Force Adjustment

Steps to adjust the tonearm balance and tracking force for optimal cartridge performance.

9.1. Setting Up Vertical Tracking Angle (VTA and SRA)

VTA/SRA Adjustment for Cartridges

Instructions for adjusting VTA/SRA, especially when changing cartridges, for optimal sound.

9.2. Setting Up the Anti-Skating Weight

Anti-Skating Force Adjustment

Procedure for setting the anti-skating force based on cartridge weight and downforce.

VTA/SRA Explanation Revisited

Further explanation on VTA/SRA angles and their relation to tonearm height and tracking force.

10. Using the Turntable

Playing a Record

Step-by-step guide on how to place, clean, and play a vinyl record.

Semi-Automatic Stopping

Instructions for the automatic stopping mechanism of the turntable after playing a record.

Manual Stopping

Steps for manually stopping the turntable and returning the tonearm.

Vinyl Record Handling

Instructions for safely turning, changing, or removing vinyl records from the platter.

Operating Levitation Mode

Procedure for activating and deactivating the levitation mode for the platter.

Dust Cover Guidelines

Recommendations for proper use and care of the turntable dust cover.

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Operation

Explanation of the UPS system and its role in power outages.

11. Care and Maintenance

Turntable Body Cleaning

Instructions for cleaning the turntable body and its components.

Platter and Stylus Tip Cleaning

Guidance on cleaning the levitating platter and the stylus tip for optimal performance.

Platter Mat Care

Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the turntable platter mat.

12. Replacing a Cartridge

Cartridge Replacement Procedure

Steps for replacing the turntable cartridge and adjusting overhang.

Stylus Replacement Guide

Instructions for replacing the stylus tip, referencing cartridge manufacturer's manual.

13. Reset Procedure

Performing a Standard Reset

Steps for resetting the turntable to its default state.

14. Hard Reset Procedure

Performing a Hard Reset

Instructions for executing a hard reset on the turntable.

15. Transporting and Shipping

Turntable Packing and Shipping

Guidelines for safely packing and shipping the turntable, emphasizing warranty preservation.

16. Specifications

Dimensions and Weight

Technical specifications detailing the product's dimensions and weight.

Turntable Specifications

Technical details of the turntable, including motor, speeds, and platter.

Tonearm Specifications

Technical details of the tonearm, including model, length, and material.

Cartridge Specifications

Technical details of the included cartridge, including type, output, and stylus.

17. Troubleshooting

Common Turntable Problems and Solutions

Diagnostic guide for common issues like platter speed, sound, skipping, and noise.

Platter and Sound Issues

Troubleshooting steps for platter not spinning, no sound, or low volume.

Stylus Skipping and Noise Resolution

Solutions for stylus skipping and unwanted noise during playback.

Tonearm Not Lifting

Troubleshooting for the tonearm not lifting automatically at the end of the record.

LED Indicator Issues

Solutions for LED light not coming on or blinking errors.

Power and Rotation Problems

Troubleshooting for apparatus with no power or issues with platter rotation.

Platter Falling or Swaying

Steps to address the platter falling down or swaying excessively.

Other Operational Issues

Guidance for resolving miscellaneous operational problems not covered elsewhere.