FAQ
Any time I get asked an interesting question I try and add it here so that others can maybe find the answer here before going crazy! I have added the model numbers to the table so that you can search by your model number or even just a keyword. If your answer cannot be found here then please do not hesitate to email me so I can answer your question and then add it here later for others 🙂
| Models | Question & Answer | |
|---|---|---|
 | R61, TT3, JT3, T30, T31, L04, RPL010, RPL011, RPL013BLK | Q: The turntable keeps spinning when the record has reached the end. A: See the picture attached... there is a switch for the auto-stop feature. If this is set to "on" then the record player will stop at the end of the album and when the tonearm is back in resting position the Bluetooth will kick in. The Quick Start Video Guide shows how to set this and what the different settings are for. |
 | L60, L40, RPL018BLK, RPL019WHT | Q: The RCA line out plugs don't seem to be working. A: The record player has a small switch on the bottom that enables the rear RCA Line out plugs. This will disconnect the Bluetooth and force the record player to output through the line out. |
 | L40, L60, S68, RPL018BLK, RPL019WHT, RPL017WNT | Q: How do I adjust the counter weight on the tonearm? A:The counterweight just adjusts the amount of downward force on the needle. The stylus that comes with this model requires about 2.5g of pressure. Using the marks on the dial move it to 2.5 and that will be roughly where it needs to go. If you want to be more precise about it (and it is way better for your records as well) then you can purchase a Stylus Force Gauge Needle / Pressure Calibration Gauge which you can use to finely calibrate the needle pressure. |
 | R61, RPL010, R12, RPL021BLK | Q: One of the speakers sometimes cuts in and out? A: Just double check the speaker connections at the back. Make sure the black and red go into the corresponding coloured connector. Also, just make sure the connector is making contact with an exposed part of the wire. These "Old School" connectors can be a little tricky but when they are in they are in 🙂 This video shows the connectors for this type of speakers |