AT-LP60X Mechanical Reset
Anthony @ ATUS and one other contributor
Last updated on Feb 19, 2025
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Introduction
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This guide is used to provide step-by-step instructions for performing a mechanical reset on all AT-LP60/LP60X, AT-LP3/LP3X, and AT-LP70X models. This procedure is used to resolve some instances of inconsistent functionality of the auto start/stop function of the automatic turntable.
There are no replacement parts or tools required to perform this procedure.
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Unplug the power source located on the back of the turntable.
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Press the stop button located at the front of the turntable one time.
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With your right hand, hold the tone arm in the rest so that it does not move.
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With your left hand, slowly rotate the platter clockwise until you hear a series of clicks.
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Cam gear assembly - white gear visible through holes of the platter.
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