new turntable on its way!

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

That really does look like a slight eccentricity as the movement follows the platter exactly.

[_D_S_J_R_]

What I was also trying to say!

[jayman67]

ok so ive cleaned the main speed pots on the pcb,cleaned as best i can the micro on/off/33/45 switches and its still the same.
its like you just cant dial the last pitch adjustment in to make it solid,another vid here

so whats the next plan of attack or should i settle for this?
cheers for the input so far by the way

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

I have had my say, do I really need to repeat. OK last time. The video look like it is machined eccentrically, OR REPLACE pots and microswitches, cleaning doesn't always do it especially with microswitches (pitted contacts).

[Daniel Quinn]

Look at it logically upon the facts as reported

The table worked fine
The acuuracy of the strobe as not changed even if it had a machined accentrity.

Speed now fluctuates audibly in use.

Logically therefore the acuuracy or otherwise of the strobe is irrelevent except in setting the speed precisely. But it will still fluctuate audibly in use.

[jayman67]

ive just tested the speed pots with a muti meter and the reading goes up and down smoothly,ive also ordered 2 new micro switches.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/331569818978? ... EBIDX%3AIT

[Geoff.R.G]

I can't see why there is any argument, the speed pots won't be expensive and if you are already in there they might as well be replaced at the same time.
If this were a paid repair by a third party it might be different but as it is DIY just replace all the suspect parts.

[jayman67]

Yes good point George, where's the best place to buy them please?

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

Maplin, RS Comps, Farnell, etc etc

[jayman67]

whilst waiting for the 3 caps for the power supply to arrive i thought id do a bit of cosmetic work on the TT today,i decided to spray the panzerholz tonearm board to match the rest of the TT.