Remove the dual platinum cell CS 627 Q
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Hello,
The diamond of my turntable is broken. I'm therefore looking to replace it, but I can't figure out how to remove the cartridge from the Dual CS 627 QL. I don't see any screws or any place to unclip it.. I wonder if the cartridge is glued to the arm or if I missed a step.
Do you have any ideas on how to move the cartridge on a Dual turntable?
Thanks :)
(a few photos with
The diamond of my turntable is broken. I'm therefore looking to replace it, but I can't figure out how to remove the cartridge from the Dual CS 627 QL. I don't see any screws or any place to unclip it.. I wonder if the cartridge is glued to the arm or if I missed a step.
Do you have any ideas on how to move the cartridge on a Dual turntable?
Thanks :)
(a few photos with
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Hello,
I don't know this turntable, but is this not a screw?
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I don't know this turntable, but is this not a screw?
Best regards
--
He who does not please upon arrival, always pleases upon leaving!
Breizh a tao
Hello,
I don't know this cartridge either.
Generally, you start by removing the entire reading head assembly. It is often fixed to the arm by a bayonet. Here, that doesn't seem to be the case. Perhaps with the screw visible on top of the head?
Then you can access the cartridge itself. It is usually held onto the head by 2 screws. Isn't that the head of one of the screws we see in the last photo? (small white dot). There are also 4 wires to disconnect; but that's not a problem.
I don't know this cartridge either.
Generally, you start by removing the entire reading head assembly. It is often fixed to the arm by a bayonet. Here, that doesn't seem to be the case. Perhaps with the screw visible on top of the head?
Then you can access the cartridge itself. It is usually held onto the head by 2 screws. Isn't that the head of one of the screws we see in the last photo? (small white dot). There are also 4 wires to disconnect; but that's not a problem.