cords on the turntable for long periods if not in use.
Store vertical rather than horizontally or flat. If possible, store records at average room temperatures. Do not permit them near or in contact with heat producing devices, such as radiators, electronic equipment, amplifiers, etc. Excessive temperatures tend to cause warpage of records. Avoid handling the groove surfaces as this will deposit a film of oil. Hold records by their outer edges when mounting or removing from turntable to keep records clean.
Accessories
| A-2 | 45 rpm automatic adaptor (optional) |
Part Number and Description
| 10-326-01 | Automatic spindle |
| 37-130-03 | Conductive bet |
| 37-143-01 | T/T retaining clip |
| 37-539-01 | 45 rpm manual adaptor |
| 10-181-01 | Tonearm assembly |
| 10-436-03 | Turntable, mat & insert assembly |
| 10-198-02 | Counterbalance weight |
| 10-195-04 | 60 cycle pulley |
| 10-195-05 | 50 cycle pulley |
| 39-468-01 | Manual spindle |
Spare Parts
To insure positive identification of your unit when ordering spare parts, please quote all the information printed on the serial label no. (under the base and on the outside of the packing carton). Also quote the part number if listed, the color, the voltage and the power supply frequency.
Please address inquiries for spares and service to your dealer.
In case of difficulty, send your inquiry to:
B·I·C Turntables
Westbury, New York 11590
Trouble Shooting Hints
Disconnect the power cord and protect the stylus before making investigations.
SYMPTOM |
CAUSE |
REMEDY |
|---|---|---|
| Unit fails to start or does not turn. | Packing pieces not removed. | Remove all packing pieces. |
| | No power supply to motor. | Check that power supply is in order. |
| | | Check lead connections. If necessary clean and re-align connections. Make certain leads are secure. |
| | Belt not attached properly. | See Page 5 for proper installation. |
| Speed consistently fast or slow. | Incorrect motor pulley. | Replace with the correct motor pulley for the frequency in your area. |
| Speed variation—(Wow or flutter) | Warped record when playing a stack. | Play singly. |
| | Grease or oil on driving surfaces, belt, etc. | Wipe with a clean cloth dampened in alcohol. |
| No Sound. | Incorrect or defective cabling. | Check cabling instructions Page 4. |
| | Defective pickup cartridge. | Have dealer check cartridge. |
| Low humming sound. | Ground lead disconnected. | Check cabling and ground lead connection. See Page 4. |
| Distorted sound. | Worn, damaged or incorrect stylus. | Replace stylus if necessary. Check stylus force. |
| | Dust on records or stylus affected by fluff. | Handle and clean records as recommended by the manufacturers.
Carefully remove any dust or fluff build-up from around stylus. |
| Tonearm lowers to incorrect position. | Pickup stylus out of position. | Reset or replace stylus. |
| | Lowering mechanism out of adjustment. | Adjust lowering position in accordance with instructions, Page 5. |
| Tonearm lifts too high. | Tonearm lifting height adjustment incorrectly set. | Adjust height in accordance with instructions, Page 5. |
| Tonearm will not lower to record at any time, or will not track properly. | Stylus force too low. | Adjust settings of counterbalance weight and pickup stylus force in accordance with instructions, page 3. |
| Tonearm will not lower for automatic use after manual play. | Cue control is in "up" position. | Move control back to "down" position. |
| Tonearm will not rise from its rest. | Arm locked to its rest. | Move locking lever to free tonearm. |
| Records do not drop. | Auto spindle not properly in place. | Check Page 4 for correct installation. |
B·I·C | AVNETWestbury, New York 11590B·I·C is a registered trademark of B·I·C | AVNET.Printed in U.S.A.28-318-01
(030/891/25)
