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General| Brand | Michell Engineering |
|---|---|
| Model | Gyro SE MK II |
| Category | Turntable |
| Language | English |
Explains the function and oil requirements of the unique inverted bearing.
Screw conical feet onto the acrylic spider's threaded studs for later leveling.
Place felt rings over spring support spindles to protect the acrylic base.
Screw spring assemblies onto sleeves and locate towers onto spider spindles.
Mount motor, orient cable pad rearward, and level the spider using conical feet.
Attach tonearm to armboard, ensuring FRONT faces correctly, install grounding strap.
Install Delrin spacers snugly into chassis, avoid overtightening.
Secure armboard using socket head screws, ensure they are snug but not over-tightened.
Connect grounding strap to chassis stud for electrical continuity and hum prevention.
Carefully withdraw spindle from bearing housing, protecting the internal thrust ball.
Insert and securely tighten the bearing spindle from underneath the metal chassis.
Fill oil well, pre-lubricate shaft, replace housing, and verify oil circulation.
Lower chassis over motor/spring towers, ensuring correct seating and centering.
Secure tonearm cable with a tie, forming a loose arc from tonearm to rear foot.
Lower platter, secure with nut, and connect the power supply lead to the motor.
Install drive belt onto the motor pulley and platter grooves for rotation.
Use a bubble level to adjust suspension towers for a perfectly level chassis.
Adjust suspension bounce by rotating or swapping springs for optimal performance.
Install the three spring covers, ensuring they are fully seated on the chassis.
Make final arm/cartridge adjustments, connect power, and enjoy the turntable.
