where can i buy a kit for the blue led pop up light? i want something that isnt gonna mess up my table and people are telling me not to get the mk5g as i need someother stuff to do this?

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY well, $350 for a set is an excellent deal you should not let pass you buy. Secondly, if the bulb is just burned out, then thats a whole different story than a broken pop-up light as you stated before, so buy them quick bro!!!

Well, I got my MKIIs today. I brought only one in from the car into my apartment.. plugged it in, turned it on and watched it complete a half revolution and I got a bit worried haha. I took it apart and cleaned the hell out of it (seemed like it had never been cleaned before) and voila.. they both work great.

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Originally posted by mut1ny where can i buy a kit for the blue led pop up light? i want something that isnt gonna mess up my table and people are telling me not to get the mk5g as i need someother stuff to do this?

Blue Light Kit here

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I took off my Start/Stop button to clean it up a bit but now it won't go back in. Do I need to apply a hint of glue to the spring to keep it in place?


How the hell does the button sit tightly..

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Last edited by lyte on Aug-25-2004 at 18:18

1200s.com helped me. I'm missing a locking washer. Anyone happen to have a picture of this item so I can locate it on the ground?

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lift the platter off and check if the over beneath has been removed - if it has ask them what they did under there - if it was messing with the pitch control speed make them return it back to zero so you dont have an overly sensitive pitch - that is unless you want +16% pitch control


also while you are under there check out teh motor and see how nasty t is - it should be nice and clean - thsu ensuring reliable rotation


thats all i can think of

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Originally posted by ThomB lift the platter off and check if the over beneath has been removed - if it has ask them what they did under there - if it was messing with the pitch control speed make them return it back to zero so you dont have an overly sensitive pitch - that is unless you want +16% pitch control also while you are under there check out teh motor and see how nasty t is - it should be nice and clean - thsu ensuring reliable rotation thats all i can think of

Yeah. I'm having some difficulty removing the platter. It doesn't want to budge. I'll repost on the situation when I go back home.

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its supposed to be quite tight.

put your fingers in the holes and lift directly upward - dont want to damage the spindle at all

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Originally posted by ThomB its supposed to be quite tight. put your fingers in the holes and lift directly upward - dont want to damage the spindle at all

finally got her off..


painting them now.. post pics when they're done tomorrow.

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