THORENS TD 165 - User Manual

Connect the turntable to the AC mains power supply after checking voltage.

Connect the turntable to the stereo amplifier for audio output.

Switch on the unit and select the desired playback speed (33 1/3 or 45 rpm).

Lower or lift the tone arm onto or off the record using the control knob.

Use the removable center adapter for records with different center hole sizes.

Follow steps 3.1-3.8 for unpacking the turntable and its components.

Keep the original packaging for future transport or re-shipment.

Install the pick-up cartridge into the TP60 plug-in shell using supplied hardware.

Adjust cartridge alignment using the gauge for correct stylus position.

Connect the pick-up cartridge leads according to standard color coding.

Adjust stylus force by moving the counterweight until the desired value is indicated.

Adjust anti-skating force using the weight based on stylus force and record surface.

Connect the turntable to the AC mains, adjusting voltage via plug-type contacts.

Adjusting mains frequency requires motor replacement.

Connect the turntable to the amplifier using RCA plugs, or an adapter for DIN inputs.

Avoid placing the turntable near mains transformers to prevent hum interference.

Clean the drive belt, motor pulley, and platter rim with alcohol.

The turntable bearing is self-lubricating; use specific oil if needed.

The synchronous motor requires no lubrication under normal conditions.

Free replacement or repair of defective parts within one year of purchase.

Warranty is valid if the card is filled and returned within 10 days of purchase.

Contact the General Representative with defect details for service instructions.

Pack the unit in original packaging for return, with shipping charges prepaid.

Damage from non-compliance, accidents, or transit is not covered.

Warranty void if unit is modified or repaired by unauthorized personnel.

Connect the turntable to the AC mains power supply after checking voltage.

Connect the turntable to the stereo amplifier for audio output.

Switch on the unit and select the desired playback speed (33 1/3 or 45 rpm).

Lower or lift the tone arm onto or off the record using the control knob.

Use the removable center adapter for records with different center hole sizes.

Follow steps 3.1-3.8 for unpacking the turntable and its components.

Keep the original packaging for future transport or re-shipment.

Install the pick-up cartridge into the TP60 plug-in shell using supplied hardware.

Adjust cartridge alignment using the gauge for correct stylus position.

Connect the pick-up cartridge leads according to standard color coding.

Adjust stylus force by moving the counterweight until the desired value is indicated.

Adjust anti-skating force using the weight based on stylus force and record surface.

Connect the turntable to the AC mains, adjusting voltage via plug-type contacts.

Adjusting mains frequency requires motor replacement.

Connect the turntable to the amplifier using RCA plugs, or an adapter for DIN inputs.

Avoid placing the turntable near mains transformers to prevent hum interference.

Clean the drive belt, motor pulley, and platter rim with alcohol.

The turntable bearing is self-lubricating; use specific oil if needed.

The synchronous motor requires no lubrication under normal conditions.

Free replacement or repair of defective parts within one year of purchase.

Warranty is valid if the card is filled and returned within 10 days of purchase.

Contact the General Representative with defect details for service instructions.

Pack the unit in original packaging for return, with shipping charges prepaid.

Damage from non-compliance, accidents, or transit is not covered.

Warranty void if unit is modified or repaired by unauthorized personnel.