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1210 users help!!!
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| djterry |
| Hi finally I bought a second hand 1210mk2. The stylus light was not working. I searched for some DIY sites and changed the light. As some of you might guess I couldn't find 20DCV so I changed with 12DCV. After 1 or 2 hours later the light turned of. ( I guess it couldn't handle ) I made a big mistake and I insert a screwdriver from stylus window ( what a jackass, what I was thinking? ) then fire cames out. I turn on the tt. The power and pitch light was OK. But when I pressed the play the lights began to flash and the platter began to move forward and backward like a broken car. And also electric voice comes from inside. Is anything happens like that? And what might be happen? Please don't write " send it to the Technics service " 'cos there is none of them for turntable here. I might send it to a regular repair shop but don't have money nowadays. Does it cost much to me? |
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| `pr0digy |
| I think it's possessed, I'd take apart your TT and figure out who put a speaker in it :rolleyes: |
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| razzi |
| quote: | Originally posted by `pr0digy
I think it's possessed, I'd take apart your TT and figure out who put a speaker in it :rolleyes: |
lol!!!!!! |
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| RJOllos |
| quote: | Originally posted by djterry
Hi finally I bought a second hand 1210mk2. The stylus light was not working. I searched for some DIY sites and changed the light. As some of you might guess I couldn't find 20DCV so I changed with 12DCV. After 1 or 2 hours later the light turned of. ( I guess it couldn't handle ) I made a big mistake and I insert a screwdriver from stylus window ( what a jackass, what I was thinking? ) then fire cames out. I turn on the tt. The power and pitch light was OK. But when I pressed the play the lights began to flash and the platter began to move forward and backward like a broken car. And also electric voice comes from inside. Is anything happens like that? And what might be happen? Please don't write " send it to the Technics service " 'cos there is none of them for turntable here. I might send it to a regular repair shop but don't have money nowadays. Does it cost much to me? |
I would really advise against using the improper voltage. I imagine what you heard came from the motors. The lights would not stay on because of improper voltage, and i doubt the motor will operate correctly either. I'm not sure about running them off dc either. Shouldnt there be an AC chord on the unit?
I suggest you get a user manual and set up everything correctly first. |
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| Tranc3 |
| Does the voice say "Satan commands you to kill the living?":haha: |
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| `pr0digy |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJOllos
I would really advise against using the improper voltage. I imagine what you heard came from the motors. The lights would not stay on because of improper voltage, and i doubt the motor will operate correctly either. I'm not sure about running them off dc either. Shouldnt there be an AC chord on the unit?
I suggest you get a user manual and set up everything correctly first. |
I'd just advise he stop trolling... |
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| RJOllos |
| quote: | Originally posted by `pr0digy
I'd just advise he stop trolling... |
trolling? Must be some term they use out in Philly that i am not familiar with. How the trance scene out there btw? I'm considering moving to the East Coast in a few years for grad school. |
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| `pr0digy |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJOllos
trolling? Must be some term they use out in Philly that i am not familiar with. How the trance scene out there btw? I'm considering moving to the East Coast in a few years for grad school. |
Well, we have some decent nights I heard, but I wouldn't know, too young to go clubbing :sadgreen: . |
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