AT-LP60X Cam Gear Assembly Replacement
ID: 165475
Description: Step-By-Step Guide: Created By ATUS Service:...
Steps:
- Unplug the power source located on the back of the turntable.
- Press the stop button located at the front of the turntable one time.
- During this step, remove your record (if one is on the turntable) and remove the black felt mat.
- With your right hand, hold the tone arm in the rest so that it does not move.
- With your left hand, slowly rotate the platter clockwise until you hear a series of clicks.
- After hearing the series of clicks, the cam gear assembly should not rotate while you continue to rotate the platter - if the cam gear is still rotating, press the stop button again and repeat step 3.
- Cam gear assembly - white gear visible through holes of the platter.
- Allowing the tone arm to move freely during this process can result in the stylus being broken.
- Gently pull the belt up and off of the gold pulley.
- Remove the platter by grabbing the platter from the two circles, and pull straight up.
- Remove the screw in the center of the cam gear assembly.
- Keep screw for Step 9.
- Once the screw is removed, pull the cam gear directly up to remove it.
- Position the metal shaft against the metal bar.
- Ensure brass bushing is lying flat in between the grooves.
- Position the white plastic part such that it is touching the hole closest to the center post.
- Place the new cam gear assembly on the center post, it will fall into place once the rest of this step is complete - DO NOT force the cam gear assembly down.
- When the cam gear is placed, the open area of the cam gear should be facing the inner spindle as shown.
- Locate the metal hook at the end of the spring, and gently slide it away from the cam gear until the cam gear drops into position.
- Secure the cam gear assembly with the screw set aside from Step 5.
- Flip the platter upside-down and ensure the belt is stretched around the inner ring.
- Mount the platter back onto the center spindle.
- Stretch the belt around the gold pulley.
- If the belt is connected to anything except the silver platter and the gold pulley this will cause the platter to spin inconsistently.
- Reconnect the power source to the turntable.
- Place the slipmat back onto the platter, and try a record.
- If the automatic start/stop function still does not work properly, the turntable would likely need to be sent in for repair. Please follow the instructions found in the warranty/repair section at the bottom of www.audio-technica.com
- If you are sending the turntable in for repair - DO NOT SHIP ANY ACCESSORIES (DUST COVER, HINGES, BELT, PLATTER, SLIPMAT, OR CABLES). IMPROPER SHIPPING CAN CAUSE NON-REPAIRABLE DAMAGE TO THE TURNTABLE.