I beg your pardon, VintageTechnologies and others, right you were! I still think the ticking is likely to be the velocity trip.VintageTechnologies wrote:Reviewing the original post, I see that shawnxu wrote that some records played okay but others stopped. I had imagined the machine slowly grinding to a halt, rather than making an abrupt stop. I think shawnxu should clarify whether the stop is gradual or sudden.Orchorsol wrote:Phono48 has this one correct. It's the "velocity trip" of the auto stop causing both the premature stopping and the ticking noise.
My records stop playing midway! Help!
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Re: My records stop playing midway! Help!
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If the records are stopping slowly, rather than coming to an abrupt stop, then it sounds as though the spring is in need of removal and cleaning. It would be interesting to know if this happens on later records which are much more heavily modulated, and cause more drag on the needle. A 101 with a good strong spring can easily cope with those records.
The ticking noise, however is almost certain to come from the autobrake. It appears that there are two separate issues to be addressed.
The ticking noise, however is almost certain to come from the autobrake. It appears that there are two separate issues to be addressed.