Sony PS-6750 - Tonearm Balancing Procedure; Tracking Force Setting; Arm Height Adjustment

Adjustments
Be careful notto damage the stylus tip while making adjustments.
If fitted, remove the stylus guard before adjustments and cover
it after adjustments.
Lift the Cueing level up after completing the adjustments.
Ensure before adjusting that the Anti-skating compensator locking
knob is locked.
Balancing the tonearm
@ Lower the Cueing lever [ ¥ ] and release the Arm from its rest.
@ Holding the Arm between the rest and the turntable, turn the
Counterweight until the Tonearm is in the balanced position.
(The Tracking-force ring turns simultaneously.)
Hold the Arm genly to prevent bumping
the stylus tip.
Release your hand and check the balance.
Repeat this step untill the Arm balances.
Completely balanced
The rear is heavier. (Turn the
Weight counterclockwise.)
The head is heavier. (Turn the
Weight clockwise.}
© With the Arm fixed to its rest, turn the Tracking-force ring
until the “O” indication meets the center line on the arm. Do
not move the Counterweight.
Tracking-force ring
Center line
Tracking-force adjustment
Turn the Counterweight counterclockwise so that the recom-
the center line on the arm. Each graduation on the ring rep-
resents 0.5g and one counterclockwise rotation provides a 3-g
tracking force.
The tracking-force ring
turns simultaneously.
Center line
Arm height adjustment
@ Place a record on the turntable.
@ Lift the Cueing lever up [ ¥ ], and bring the Arm over the
record.
© Insert the Arm height adjustment lever supplied.
@ Loosen the Arm height adjustment lever by leaning it toward
left. Holding the Cueing deck, lift the arm axis up and down
so that the stylus tip is 4-7 mm (5/32"-9/32") above the record
and secure the lever by turning it toward right.
Record surface
@ Ensure that the stylus touches the record surface when lower-
ed and there exists approximately 1mm (3/g4”) space between
the Arm pipe and Cueing bar. If not, adjust the height of the
Cueing bar by loosening the Cueing height adjustment screw.
4 Cueing height
adjustment