How Do You Fix A Record Player?
As DJ’ing has become more popular and the cost of pressing records has dropped further, vinyl has once again become a common format for people to listen to music. However, turntables can become damaged or fall out of sync very easily, and there are several different common problems that may be making your turntable unusable. Fortunately, repairing these problems is a simple process. With a little time and some patience, soon you’ll have the wheels of steel spinning again! Open your turntable according to the instructions in the manual. All turntables can be opened for repairs, but each turntable needs to be opened in a different way. As you open the turntable, check each part you remove for corrosion, broken wires or other damage. Lay out each part carefully on a flat, clean surface. Replace the needle. Most problems with record players are caused by needles that need to be replaced due to age or abuse. Use a magnifying glass to examine the tone arm and remove the old needle. Seat the
