reputable repair Washington state

I don't know about turntable repair specifically but I had excellent work with amp repairs done a couple of times at Audio Connection in Seattle. This quote is from their site, "We also carry many turntables and phono-cartridges and are quite adept at set-up and maintenance with over 38 years of experience."  206-524-7251.

http://www.audioconnectionseattle.com/index.php

Arm rewire? 

Thank you sfar for the recommendation and contact info.

solypsa, I hope it doesn't need an arm rewire, I bought it with an upgraded arm.  I think it is an issue with where the power cables feed into the back of the turntable.  I wish I knew more about electronics.  The sound has had an intermittent fuzzy quality since I bought it. At first I thought it was the used vinyl, but I have since played many new records on it with the same issue.  Recently, the fuzzy quality has devolved to staticky and I noticed that when I gently wiggle the wires at the back it sometimes clears briefly or increases in static.  

Hawthorne Stereo has been a Rega dealer for a number of years. They also do repair work. They are located on Roosevelt Street in Seattle.

Gig Harbor Audio is also a Rega dealer and they have a great service guy.

A bit more diagnosis before driving over here [ I am in Seattle ;) ] is prudent. There should be two connections at rear of table; dc power in and tonearm cable out. Which are you wiggling?

Thank you big_greg

solypsa, prudent indeed, I am embarrassed to say when I did more examining I found my ground wire split in two. Thank you. 

Glad it was simple and cheap !

Me too. Thank you for your engagement.