How to adjust the playback speed on my Yamaha Turntable?
To correct the playback speed on your Yamaha Turntable, set the 33/45 (speed) setting correctly. Note that this unit does not support playback of SP records (78 rpm).
Why does my Yamaha TT-S303 skip and make noise?
Skipping, noise, and distortion can occur in your Yamaha Turntable for several reasons: * The stylus pressure might not be correctly adjusted. Ensure the counter weight markings are set to the stylus pressure specified for your cartridge. * The record may be scratched, warped, or dirty. Avoid using damaged records and clean your records with a commercially available record cleaner. * The record might be statically charged. Use an anti-static brush to remove the static charge. * The stylus could be dirty or worn down. Clean the stylus or replace it if necessary. * The unit might be placed in a location subject to vibration. Place the unit in a level location that is not subject to vibration.
What to do if my Yamaha Turntable has no sound?
If your Yamaha Turntable produces no sound, check these possible causes: * The head shell may not be correctly attached to the tone arm. Attach it correctly. * The RCA stereo cable might not be connected correctly. Ensure it is properly connected. * The mute setting of the amplifier might be on. Turn off the mute setting.
Why is there a hum coming from my Yamaha Turntable?
A hum from your Yamaha Turntable can be caused by: * The RCA stereo cable not being connected correctly. Ensure the RCA stereo cable is properly connected. * The head shell not being firmly secured to the tone arm. Use the lock nut to firmly secure the head shell to the tone arm.
How to fix a Yamaha Turntable when the platter doesn't rotate?
If the platter on your Yamaha Turntable isn't rotating, here are a couple of things to check: * The belt may not be correctly positioned on the platter and pulley, or it may have come off. Attach the belt correctly to the platter and the pulley. * The power might not be on. Turn the power on.
Why is the volume too loud or weak on my Yamaha TT-S303?
If the volume on your Yamaha Turntable is too weak or too loud, consider these potential causes: * The cartridge setting of the amplifier or phono equalizer is incorrect. Set the cartridge setting of the amplifier or phono equalizer correctly for the type of cartridge that you’re using (MM or MC). * The PHONO EQ switch is set incorrectly. Set the PHONO EQ switch correctly for the device that is connected.
How to stop feedback from my Yamaha TT-S303?
Feedback from your Yamaha Turntable can occur if: * The unit is too close to the speakers. Locate the unit farther away from the speakers. * The playback volume is too high. Adjust the volume of the amplifier.
Why is the playback speed wrong on my Yamaha TT-S303 Turntable?
If the playback speed is wrong on your Yamaha Turntable, the speed setting is likely incorrect. Set the 33/45 (speed) setting correctly. Note that this unit does not support playback of SP records (78 rpm).
What causes a left/right sound imbalance on my Yamaha TT-S303?
An imbalance in the left/right sound on your Yamaha Turntable could be caused by the turntable being tilted. Place the turntable on a level location.
Why won't my Yamaha Turntable turn on?
If your Yamaha Turntable isn't turning on, the AC adapter may have come unplugged from the unit’s DC IN jack or from the AC outlet, or is not firmly plugged in. Firmly plug the AC adapter into the unit’s DC IN jack and into an AC outlet.
General| Type | Belt-drive audio turntable |
|---|---|
| Operation | - |
| Motor type | DC motor |
| Output level | 140 mV |
| Product color | Black |
| Wow & flutter | 0.2 % |
| Output voltage | 2.5 mV |
| Stylus pressure | 3.5 g |
| Platter material | Aluminum |
| Turntable speeds | 33 1/3, 45 RPM |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) | 67 dB |
| Overhang | 19 mm |
| Arm length | 223.5 mm |
| Tonearm type | Statically balanced tonearm |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Headshell | Yes |
| Power supply type | DC |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.1 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 1.5 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 368 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 450 mm |
| Height | 136 mm |
| Weight | 4800 g |
| Platter diameter | 300 mm |
Connecting the unit, setting stylus pressure, and anti-skating.
Guide to placing a record, selecting speed, and initiating playback.
Steps for releasing the tone arm lock and lowering it for playback.
How to pause, resume, and stop playback, and lock the tone arm.
Detailed instructions for replacing the worn or broken drive belt.
Solutions for power, sound, and rotation problems.
Resolving skips, noise, distortion, and feedback.
Detailed technical specifications for the platter, tone arm, and cartridge sections.
Technical details on audio output, power, weight, and dimensions.
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