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| fishfish |
hi there !
i would like to lubricante (spelling??) my turntables, they had over than 1000 of playing time without being lubricanted.
i don't know what oil should i use, i don't know if i need to use oil or any other thing, i don't know which parts can use some oil - i know the motor should be oiled, but what about the pitch control ? or any other parts ???
i would appreciate answers cause my babies really need some oil...
thank you anyway, shay.
p.s: if my question isn't clear, tell me, and i would rephrase the sentence. |
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| fishfish |
come on guys !
i'm sure at least one of you knows with what should i lubricate my tt
motor and parts...
please help me, please ! |
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| SeventhSun |
Go to an arts n craft store and get sewing machine oil.
drop 3 drops on your spindle so it runs down in to the motor,
hope this helps.
peace |
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| DjJade |
actually the technics manual says that you should apply 2 or 3 drops of oil once after every 2000 hours of oporation. they also give the part number: SFW0010
i actually ran across http://www.turntablelab.com/replace...mentparts1.html
towards the bottom there are a few but it may be too much trouble to go through the net... im sure sewing machine oil is fine |
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| djmorph |
| How can you possibly know how many hours you have used your turntables? |
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| DjJade |
| im sure they dont mean exactly that many hours... i donno, each song is 5 mins... say you practice on average 2 hours a week... im sure one can easily do the math : ) i guess it would be hard to put it on a time interval for maintanance since some people use things more than others |
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| fishfish |
| thank you very much, i started to lose my sanity because of it... |
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