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Introduction |
Replacing a record player's belt is very simple, and the signs are apparent. The most significant indicator that you need a new belt is when the record player turns on, but the turntable doesn't spin. That said, there are other indicators as well, such as your records sound lower-pitched, or more profound. The information you need to fix this problem is to know the names of the main parts that result in the turning motion of the record player, such as the platter, spindle, etc. | | If your Toshiba TY-LP 200 Record Player Turntable isn’t spinning once your record player is turned on or your records sound isn’t producing clear audio - lower-pitched, delayed - trough your speakers then your record players belt is damaged. This guide will help you to disassemble the Toshiba TY-LP 200 Record Player and replace the Belt of the player, thus fixing the problem. Before using the guide, inspect the Plak as it may be damaged, thus resulting in producing unclear audio. Be sure to mess with the Turntable of the record player to confirm that the problem is indeed the Belt as well. If the Turntable is spun and it does not stop by itself, then the Belt must be replaced. This guide does not require any prior knowledge and is perfectly safe for new fixers. |
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