User manual SONY PS-LX200H

[. . . ] · Unplug the unit from the wall outlet if it is not to be used for an extended period of time. To disconnect the cord, pull it out by the plug. [. . . ] When you have finished using the adaptor, put it back in the adaptor tray. Note Place only one record on the platter at a time. If two or more records are stacked on the platter, the stylus will not make proper contact with the grooves and the quality of reproduction will be impaired. 2 3 4 5 6 Press the Speed select button to select the speed. Remove the protective cover from the cartridge, and close the dust cover. Adjust the volume on your amplifier. 5 Additional Information Maintenance Stylus and Record Care In order to prevent premature stylus and record wear, the stylus and record should be cleaned before playback. To clean the stylus, brush it from back to front using a good quality stylus cleaning brush. Do not clean the stylus with your finger tip. When using a fluid stylus cleaner, make sure not to moisten the stylus too much. Cleaning the Cabinet and Dust Cover Clean the cabinet and dust cover periodically using a soft dry cloth. If stains are difficult to remove, use a cloth moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use solvents such as alcohol, benzine or thinner, since they will damage the finish. Replacing the Stylus The life expectancy of the stylus tip is about 500 hours. To preserve maximum sound quality and avoid damage to your records, we recommend replacing the stylus within this time limit. Additional replacement styli (ATN3600LX) are available from your Sony dealer. To replace the stylus 1 2 To clean your records, wipe thoroughly using a good quality record cleaner. Grasp the stylus holder and pull it away from the body of the cartridge. [. . . ] For details, please make a contact with Sony dealer. Sound is too low or distorted. b The turntable is not connected to the PHONO IN inputs on the amplifier (see page 4). * This phenomenon, called "acoustic feedback", occurs when vibrations from the speakers are transmitted through the air or via solid objects (such as shelves, a cabinet, or the floor) to the turntable where they are picked up by the stylus, amplified and reproduced through the speakers. 7 Additional Information Parts and Controls 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Spindle 45 r/min adaptor Speed select button Rubber mat Platter Cartridge and headshell START button Insulator 9 !º !¡ !TM !£ !¢ ! [. . . ]