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3
Item
No.
Description
1
Cast
metal
turntable
platter
2
Turntable
matting,
outside
ring
3
Turntable
matting,
center
ring
5
Single-play
spindle
6
Speed
selector
knob
8
Knurled
knob
9
Pick-up
arm
counterweight
10
Pick-up
head
with
pick-up
arm
tube
21
Pick-up
arm
tracking
weight
adjustment
knob
29
Pick-up
arm
lock
32
Control
lever
34
Feeler
pin,
long
46
Slide
carrier
assembly
56
Antiskating
precision
control
knob
153
Sensing
pin
D
Stylus
pressure
zero
adjustment
E
Landing
point
F
Vertical
tracking
angle
Record
dropping
The
control
cam
(128)
operates
the
drop
lever
(108)
for
the
control
of
the
automatic
record
spindle
(4).
As
the
push
rod
extension
(96)
is
pulled
down,
the
supporting
levers
are
retracted
to
release
the
record
which
is
thus dropped
on
the
rotating
turn
table.
Record
size
discrimination
The
upper
locating
lever
(42)
as
controlled
by
the
control
cam
(128)
is
moved
inside
the
operating
range
of
a
feeler
pin
(34)
rotating
with
the
turntable.
Depending
on
the
size
of
the
record,
the
feeler
pin
(34)
is
pressed
down
to
a
greater
or
smaller
extent.
The
level
of
that
pin
controls
the
different
distance
by
which
the locating
lever
(42)
is
restored
for
the
inward
movement
of
the
pick-up
arm
(10)
to
its
position
above
a
7”
or
10”
record.
In
the
presence
of
a
12”
record,
the
upward
movement
of
the
sens
ing
lever
(154)
as
released
by
the
control
cam
(128)
is
limited.
The
upper
locating
lever
(42)
is
locked
during
its
return
movement
and
thus
reduces
the
inward
movement
of
the
pick-up
arm
(10)
to
the
starting
grooves
of
the
12
record
Tripping
As
the
pick-up
arm
(10)
moves
towards
the
center
of
the
record,
the
trip
link
(186)
supported
on
the
pick-up
arm
locator
segment
(184)
impells
the
reject
lever
towards
the
turntable
cam.
After
the
stylus
has
reached
a
record
diameter
of
about
423/32”
(120
mm),
the
reject
lever
touches
the
rotat
ing
cam
for
the
first
time
and
is
repelled
by
the
latter
until
the
lead-out
groove
with
its
higher
pitch
causes
the
reject
lever
to
be
engaged
by
the
cam
of
the
turntable
(1),
thus
starting
the
control
cam
9
0
21
153
E
10
29
F
46
32
(128),