Hello everyone,
I recently bought 2 second hand Reloop RP2000MK3 turntables.
When they arrived, one of the turntables' tone-arm was shifted and as a result the cartridge and needle as well. So the needle touched on the vinyl but the cartridge hit the vinyl as well if you would play it.
I figured there needs to be a way to turn the tone-arm so I dismantled it. By doing this, I was able to turn the tone-arm so it now sits nicely straight. The problem I encountered while doing this is that I wasn't able to attach again the screws on the bottom of my tone-arm. I saw there was a small metal frame that should end up between the screw and the tone arm but now I'm unable to fix it. Of course if I screw in the screws again, they are not attached... Do you know if this small metal frame used to be attached to the inside of the tone-arm with glue and it came loose?
Please see the pictures attached for more info.
Anyone who can help me or tell me what to do?
Big thanks in advance for your help.
Best,
Anton
I recently bought 2 second hand Reloop RP2000MK3 turntables.
When they arrived, one of the turntables' tone-arm was shifted and as a result the cartridge and needle as well. So the needle touched on the vinyl but the cartridge hit the vinyl as well if you would play it.
I figured there needs to be a way to turn the tone-arm so I dismantled it. By doing this, I was able to turn the tone-arm so it now sits nicely straight. The problem I encountered while doing this is that I wasn't able to attach again the screws on the bottom of my tone-arm. I saw there was a small metal frame that should end up between the screw and the tone arm but now I'm unable to fix it. Of course if I screw in the screws again, they are not attached... Do you know if this small metal frame used to be attached to the inside of the tone-arm with glue and it came loose?
Please see the pictures attached for more info.
Anyone who can help me or tell me what to do?
Big thanks in advance for your help.
Best,
Anton