Any tips on what could be causing this and how to fix it?
Best,
Jonas
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Great tip, I've a couple of spare auto brakes kicking around, I'll have a play with it as I've another 102 with a slight click that niggles me on quiet records.Oedipus wrote:The clicking is caused by the detent (to give the brake arm a clockmaking term!) hitting the turntable boss slightly too hard before it needs to engage. The cure is to adjust the amount of friction in the friction joint (to the right of the finger in the picture). Remove the circlip, then take off the 'Isle of Man' washer and slightly flatten the three legs. If you overdo it, the brake won't work at all, so it's a matter of trial and error to get it just right.