Wega P700 - Page 15

TROUBLE CHECKS
The following chart will help correct most problems which may oc-
cur with the unit. If the problem persists after you have made
these checks, consult your WEGA service facility.
TROUBLES CAUSES WHAT TO DO
Improper tonearm balance or —-——— Make correctly tonearm adjustment referring to the
tracking-force page 6.
Impaired tone quality Dusty stylus —— Clean the stylus with a soft brush from back to
front.
Worn stylus ———— The stylus life is approx. 400 hours of use. Replace
with a new stylus.
The record size/manual ———— Set the record size/manual selector according to
selector is set to MANUAL. the record size
Auto play cannot be
made by pressing the
START/STOP button.
The cueing lever is set ———— Set the cueing lever to the ¥ position.
tothe Y¥ position.
The cartridge does
not lower on the
record during auto play.
No audio from one channel Loose connection of phono ————— Insert the connectors firmly.
cord
Steady low-pitched sound Loose attachment of the car- —————— Fix the shell to the tonearm firmly.
(hum) tridge shell to the tonearm.
Ground wire is not connected ————— Connect the ground wire to the amplifier.
to the amplifier.
Improper tracking-force — — —— Apply proper tracking-force. (See page 7.)
Groove skipping, tonearm
tends to skate out, tonearm
does not advance.
Turntable not level ———— Place the turntable on a level surface.
Defective record
NMA MIIA
The turntable is placed on a —————— Place it on a Sturdy surface free from external
Loud
rumble
or
low-
base
prone
to
external
vibration.
frequency “howl” vibration.
:
ck*
|
re
The
turntable
is
placed
near
t————
Keep
it
as
far
away
from
the
speaker
as
possible.
the speaker.
* Acoustic feedback: The vibration of speakers is transmitted through the
air or via solid objects (shelves, cabinets, floor, etc.) to the turntable, picked
up by the cartridge stylus, amplified, and again reproduced through the
speakers.
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