See if there's a set-screw on the motor that can adjust the bearing up. Maybe directly below the spindle? I don't know if Technics has one on their motors, but some tables do. As stated above, a drop or two of oil might do the trick also.
Rubbing sound fromTechnics SP 15 platter
I just salvaged two Technics SP 15 decks with AT tonearms from a closed radio station. While both decks spin, each makes a rubbing sound when the platter rotates.
I have not investigated yet, having no real experience in turntable repair. Any thoughts what might be the problem? I have no idea whether these tables were recently in use or not,,,my guess is not. I'd rather not spend $$$ having a tech trouble shoot if the problem is as simple as adding oil or as serious as DOA.
I also secured a truly vintage Fairchild belt driven transcription broadcast table (cicra 1960)with 2 original 12" Gray Research arms, cartridges and integral metal stand. The set up must weight close to 100#. I would like to have it restored. This table is a real collector's item. Any thoughts who to contact?
Thanks.
Brian
I have not investigated yet, having no real experience in turntable repair. Any thoughts what might be the problem? I have no idea whether these tables were recently in use or not,,,my guess is not. I'd rather not spend $$$ having a tech trouble shoot if the problem is as simple as adding oil or as serious as DOA.
I also secured a truly vintage Fairchild belt driven transcription broadcast table (cicra 1960)with 2 original 12" Gray Research arms, cartridges and integral metal stand. The set up must weight close to 100#. I would like to have it restored. This table is a real collector's item. Any thoughts who to contact?
Thanks.
Brian