Sony Record Player Repair Part 1

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[@dado1904]

Dear Lee, I watched your video about repairing Sony TT. I just got a Sony LX250H. I watched a few videos about adjusting the tonearm. I'm wondering what use for RET an SW adjuster (under TT) Thanks!

[@jayanderson6016]

The solution is to get the correct sized belt as belt circumference changes platter speed.

[@leebolton9275]

The motor regulator was burnt out so had to be calibrated, changing the belt size would not work as all you would be changing is the belt tension.

[@luisalbertosierratorrez8268]

Dear Friend Neceito helps with the gears, since everything was disarmed in a similar model sony ps lx 40p. please some pictures of the inner part in detail would be very helpful. Cordial greetings from Bolivia. Luis Sierra

[@leebolton9275]

i will take some pictures tomorrow for you :)

[@luisalbertosierratorrez8268]

I am also restoring a ZENITH Allegro

[@merlandsguitarjam8908]

I accidentally plugged it in 220v now it's not working? Does Need to replace the power supply board?

[@4EntertainmentOnly]

could it be the belt is not correct one and the rubber is not gripping the table?

[@djijspeakerguy4628]

Is that a Sony ps-lx300usb?

[@GeorgePossley]

You lost me when you began taking the circuit boards off and talking about such as capacitors. My Sony Turntable which looks exactly like the one you have here is stuck on what appears to be 45 rpm. 33 rpm albums appear to be played too fast. The selector toggle between 33 and 45 is ineffective in correcting the problem and since I'm not confident enough or curious enough to take the unit apart via the screws on the bottom, I ordered a new turntable from Amazon, a Crosley. For $150 I'm hoping it serves my infrequent needs.