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In Reply to: Slow turntable problem - Pioneer PL-A35 posted by dubmode on November 11, 2004 at 16:23:26:
I would definitely clean and lube the main bearing if you haven't already. Just make sure the whole drive train is clean and sound.How slow do you mean? (Use a stopwatch and give exact # of revolutions.)
The new belt might be too tight, or too loose. Too loose you would probably hear wow, but too tight can slow down the table as well (sort of counterintuitive).
I wouldn't expect it to be the motor, but you might want to check that as well. Assuming you can't open it up, drop light motor oil down the spindle.
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