> Can Someone remind me how to do this? > > Rc > on 1/2/01 6:19 PM, Christian Bloch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > you don't break them - you can always return them to their previous state in > > 5 minutes...
If you unplug your 1210 and make sure that you've grounded the earth to get rid of any residue charge then take off the platter - because of the magnet this isn't amazingly easy, so be careful. Once you've done this, I can't remember if there is a further cover you need to unscrew. If there is, take it off, if there isn't you'll see a load of circuitry. Be careful you don't touch any of it except two blue plastic screw heads. One adjusts the pitch range, the other adjusts the torque applied to the platter when you press the stop button (i.e. whether it'll stop so quickly it spins back - high torque). I can't remember which is which but I recall it being fairly clear from the circuit board. Anticlockwise reduces in both cases and clockwise increases. I actually need to sort out one of mine so as to fix the torque which is too slack. Jonny.
