My turntable will only play part of a track and then the arm lifts and shuts it off. Any help out there?
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These stereos are junk they do not play well and you cannot get parts for them the belt on my turntable broke and I still cannot find a part to fix it so I would get something else not worth fixing
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I never had any problems with ours, but since both the heating and the turntable quit I would suspect an interior fuse controlling the baking unit. The heating element may have just given out and that also might control the circuit that makes the turntable run. Sorry I cannot give you a positive answer. Would appreciate knowing what you find out.
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You definitely need a ground from the turntable to amp or preamp. If you have a ground already check the connection. Lastly reinstall the cartridge. Good luck
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My daughter doesn't have a problem with her turntable. She said turn up the volume. Good luck.
839915
Try plugging in to an open spot in the audio section. Is your "CD" section unused? Plug into the white and red RCA-type plugs. Just remember which section you use when you want to play your turntable! Good luck! No guarantees, Lol!
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Make sure the adapter is sitting directly on the turntable and the adapter fits in the center hole of the record. Hope that solves your problem.
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Hi Ann, you need an amplifier. You can't directly connect this on a turntable. -Vincent
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Mine is doing the same thing! I put in a message to Crosley support but I may just return it. It skips on the last song of every record.
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Yes, but if the song on the 7" is long (over 5 mins), the turntable will stop automatically :(
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Sorry so late. Mine runs thru the rotation once. Then stops playing. If it sits for about a half hour with no command it goes to stand by then shuts off.
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The arm goes back and the vinyl stops spinning automatically. But you have to turn the power/volume knob down to completely turn off the power.
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I don't know because I have everything but a turntable connected. Sorry I can't help.
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This is funny. Looks like some people are too young to have ever used a manual turntable. The turntable will turn on and spin automatically when the arm is pushed over the record and lowered! Just like my old Technics turntable.
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Hello Susan I purchased this turntable two years ago using Windows 7 no problems I believe you have a faulty unit. Also, I purchased `Spin Again' software for downloading lps. Very easy more user friendly than audacity
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This might be an ultra-obvious thing to say, so pardon me for suggesting it, but have you undone the transit screws on the turntable? If you haven't, then the needle might skip as the turntable isn't "floating" on the springs as it's supposed to. If you have taken care of that issue, then we're really into the "get what you pay for" territory, and it has to be said that the turntable on this unit isn't that great. That being said, the needle shouldn't skip, and it sounds like there's not enough weight on the playing arm. You could try placing a penny on top, right above where the needle is, and see what happens, but that might be too much weight, so you might have to experiment a bit.
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The only thing we can think of is the screw that locks the turntable for shipping. Be sure you loosen it. Ours is working great. Also the turntable will not start until you move the arm over.
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An old trick I learned when I was a kid was to put a penny on top of the head of the tone arm, the little bit of extra weight keeps the needle in the groove. If it happens with every record that might fix it, if one penny helps but doesn't stop the skipping add another. I wouldn't put more than 3 pennies on it though. I hope that works.