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General| Speeds | 33, 45 rpm |
|---|---|
| Platter | Aluminum die-cast |
| Tonearm | Static balance type |
| Cartridge | Moving magnet |
| Motor | 4-pole synchronous |
| Frequency Response | 20-20, 000 Hz |
| Cartridge Weight Range | 4-6 g |
Covers power requirements, consumption, physical dimensions, and weight of the turntable.
Describes platter, motor, drive system, speeds, wow and flutter, and S/N ratio.
Details tonearm length, overhang, tracking error, and tracking force adjustment range.
Lists frequency range, channel separation, output voltage, load impedance, and tracking force for the VM-26GA.
Explains how the tonearm lever assembly initiates motor operation upon lifting.
Describes the movement of the tonearm slide/return lever, return pawl, and trip pawl.
Details how the trip pawl interacts with the turntable shaft's tooth in the lead-out groove.
Explains the main cam's role in lifting the tonearm via the lifting lever and rod.
Details how the tonearm lever assembly ensures motor power is cut off after the return cycle.
Instructions for removing the top cover of the turntable unit.
Guidance on replacing the stylus and connecting the cartridge to the head shell.
Procedures for tonearm replacement and motor connector removal.
Explains how the manual REJECT knob initiates the automatic return operation.
Steps for removing the top cover of the turntable.
Procedure for replacing the stylus on the tonearm.
Instructions for connecting the audio cartridge to the head shell.
Procedure for replacing the entire tonearm assembly.
Steps for disconnecting the motor's electrical connector.
Guidance on adjusting the tonearm's return position for correct operation.
Procedure for adjusting the speed change lever's position relative to the motor pulley.
Instructions for selecting the correct motor pulley for 50 Hz or 60 Hz operation.
Schematic showing the electrical wiring for the E model turntable.
Circuit diagram illustrating the electronic components and connections for the E model.
Electrical wiring schematic for AEP and AUS model turntables.
Circuit diagram for AEP and AUS model turntables, highlighting critical components.
A comprehensive exploded view of the turntable assembly with part identification.
Detailed exploded view of specific components like the platter, belt, and top cover assembly.
Exploded view of the tonearm assembly, including levers, pawls, and springs.
Exploded view of the motor, pulleys, and switch mechanisms.
Note highlighting components critical for safety and requiring specific replacement parts.
List of electrical parts including connectors, motor, switches, and cartridges with part numbers.
List of accessories and packing materials such as cords, adaptors, and manuals.
Details on screw types, washers, nuts, retaining rings, and their respective designations.
