J2D EA2147A User manual

RETRO TURNTABLE BRIEFCASE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Model Number: EA2147A
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Contents
Welcome 3
General Information and Safety Instructions 4
Product Overview 7
Front View 7
Turntable 8
Front and Rear Control Panels 9
Before First Use 10
Removing the Turntable Protective Packaging 10
Power Input 10
Playback Modes 10
Playback Controls 10
Instructions 11
Handling Vinyl Records 11
Playing Vinyl Records 11
Playing a USB Drive/Micro SD Card 12
Using the Auxiliary Input 13
Using the Bluetooth® Connection 13
Pairing your Bluetooth® enabled device 13
Using your previously paired Bluetooth® enabled device. 14
Using the FM Radio 14
Using the Headphone Output 15
Using the RCA Audio Output 16
Recording from the Turntable to USB Drive / Micro SD Card 16
Deleting Music from USB Drive / Micro SD Card 17
Replacing the Stylus 18
Frequently Asked Questions 20
Other Useful Information 21
Warranty Details 22

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Welcome
Congratulations on choosing to buy a J2D product.
All products brought to you by J2D are manufactured to the highest standards of performance
and safety, and, as part of our philosophy of customer service and satisfaction, are backed by our
comprehensive 1 Year Warranty and customer technical support line.
This comprehensive instruction manual will provide you with a detailed guide on how to operate your
product and will also assist you in troubleshooting any problems that you may encounter.
If you have any queries regarding the use of this product, please feel free to phone our technical
support line for some friendly advice. If you are experiencing difficulties or believe that the product
may have a technical fault, we will assist you in rectifying the issue. We can generally solve most
problems simply and quickly over the phone, so please always phone us first!
We are sure that you will enjoy using this product and you can expect to gain years of service from this
product when it is used and maintained in the correct manner.

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RETAIN FOR FUTURE USE
Read this manual thoroughly before first use, even if you are familiar with this type of product. The
safety precautions enclosed herein reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury when correctly
adhered to. Please keep this user manual in a safe place along with your purchase receipt, warranty
card and carton for future reference. If applicable, pass these instructions and packaging on to the
next owner of the product. Always follow basic safety precautions and accident prevention measures
when using an electrical product.
1. Read all instructions before using the Turntable Briefcase.
2. Never allow children to play with electrical equipment.
3. Do not use the Turntable Briefcase for anything other than its intended use.
4. Before turning on, ensure the electrical voltage and frequency of the circuit corresponds to those
indicated on the rating label of the power adaptor.
5. Do not allow the Turntable Briefcase, its power adaptor, cord or plug to come into contact with
water or any other liquid. Do not expose the Turntable Briefcase to spills, drips or splashes from
objects filled with liquids, such as vases.
6. The Turntable Briefcase is not intended to be operated by means of an external timer or any type
of separate remote control system.
7. The use of attachments not recommended or sold by the manufacturer is dangerous and may
cause fire, electric shock or injury.
8. This Turntable Briefcase is intended to be used indoors, for household use only. Do not use the
Turntable Briefcase outdoors.
9. Keep the Turntable Briefcase, its power adaptor, cord and plug out of direct sunlight.
10. Do not use an extension cord with this Turntable Briefcase unless completely necessary. If an
extension cord is used, please ensure that it has a rating equal or exceeding the rating of the
power adaptor.
11. Do not pull or carry by the power cord, use the cord as a handle, close a door on the cord, or pull
the cord around sharp edges or corners. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
12. Do not bend or damage the power cord.
13. Always unplug the Turntable Briefcase when not in use. To disconnect from the power supply,
first ensure the power switch is turned off, then grip the plug and pull from the power socket.
Never pull by the cord. The power plug must be removed from the power socket before cleaning,
servicing, or maintenance.
14. Unplug the Turntable Briefcase in cases of electrical storms to protect against the possibility of
power surges damaging the Turntable.
15. Never force the plug into an outlet.
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16. Ensure that power sockets are not overloaded by operating several electrical products that exceed
the power supply of the socket. Review the rating label of each electrical product being operated
to ensure that they do not exceed the capacity of the power socket. Always turn off and unplug any
electrical product that is not being used.
17. Never operate the Turntable Briefcase with wet hands, submerge under water or spill liquids into
the unit.
18. Always turn the Turntable Briefcase off and disconnect from the power source before cleaning.
Never use liquid cleaners, use a soft dry (or slightly damp) cloth to wipe over.
19. Do not place the Turntable Briefcase near a hot burner (gas or electric), heat sources or open
flames.
20. Improper installation may result in the risk of fire, electric shock and/or injury to persons.
21. If the power adaptor or its cord or plug is damaged, do not use the Turntable Briefcase. Please
contact the After Sales Support Line for assistance.
22. Always ensure that the power adaptor and cord are placed in a safe location to ensure that they
cannot be stepped on or cannot pose as a tripping hazard. Do not place any items on or against the
power adaptor and cord.
23. The manufacturer and retailer are not responsible for any eventual damages caused by improper
or faulty use.
24. The Turntable Briefcase and its power adaptor have no user serviceable parts contained within
(with the exception of the stylus). Do not attempt to repair, disassemble or modify the Turntable
Briefcase or its power adaptor.
NOTE: See page 18 for further details on how to replace the stylus.
25. This Turntable Briefcase is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have
been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the Turntable Briefcase by a person
responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the
Turntable Briefcase.
26. Ensure that all packaging and plastic bags that were included in the Turntable Briefcase gift box
are kept out of reach from children to avoid potential danger of suffocation.
27. Do not use the Turntable Briefcase on an unstable surface.
28. The Turntable Briefcase must ONLY be powered by the power adaptor that is supplied with the
product. Do not use any other power adaptor. If you experience difficulties with the power adaptor
supplied, please contact the After Sales Support Line for assistance.
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29. Be extremely careful when unpacking or relocating the Turntable Briefcase and its power adaptor.
Ensure that the Turntable Briefcase and power adaptor are not dropped, bumped or have excessive
force applied to it. Impacts such as these can damage the product and its internal components.
30. We recommend that, where possible, to avoid moving the unit unnecessarily once placed.
31. For the protection of the Turntable Briefcase, we recommend that it is placed on a protected
surface to prevent any damage.
32. If the Turntable Briefcase has been exposed to strong fluctuations in temperature (for example,
after transport), do not switch it on immediately. Moisture and condensation could damage the
equipment. Do not switch on the equipment until it has reached room temperature.
33. The Turntable Briefcase should always be repacked in its original packaging whenever
transporting to prevent any possible damage to the device.
34. Where the mains plug or an appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device, the disconnect
device shall remain readily operable.
WARNING: To prevent possible hearing damage, avoid listening at high
volume levels over long periods of time. Even exposure to short bursts of
loud noise can result in hearing loss. Please keep the volume consistently
at a comfortable level.
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Front View
1. Lock Latch
2. Turntable Briefcase Lid
3. Turntable Platter
4. Speakers
5. Handle
6. LED Control Panel (for USB drive / Micro SD card playback)
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Product Overview (cont.)
Turntable
1. Turntable Platter
2. Spindle
3. 45 RPM Adaptor
4. Cue Lever
5. LED Control Panel (for USB drive/Micro SD
card playback)
6. Tone Arm
7. Speed Selection Switch (33, 45, 78 RPM)
8. Auto Stop ON/OFF Switch
9. Tone Arm Lock
10. Power/Volume Dial
11. Headphone Output
12. Stylus
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Product Overview (cont.)
Front and Rear Control Panels
1. LED Display Screen
2. AUX Input
3. Button
4. Button
5. Button
6. M (Mode) Button
7. Micro SD Input
8. USB Input
9. FM Antenna
10. RCA Audio Output
11. DC Power Input
Included (not pictured):
1x Power Adaptor and 1x Instruction Manual
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Prior to using your Turntable Briefcase, please read all safety and operating instructions thoroughly.
Please ensure you follow the steps below before using this device. We recommend you keep the
original packaging for storing your Turntable Briefcase when not in use.
Removing the Turntable Protective Packaging
1. Unlock the Lock Latch on the front of the Turntable Briefcase, and lift the Turntable Briefcase Lid
to reveal the Turntable Platter.
2. Peel off the protective tape and remove the twist tie from the Tone Arm.
3. Remove the protective cover from the stylus.
Power Input
Once all packaging has been removed, insert the Power Adaptor into a power socket and connect the
other end to the DC Power Input (rear panel of the unit) and switch the power socket on.
Playback Modes
There are six playback options available for use in the Turntable Briefcase being; Turntable, USB,
Micro SD, FM Radio, Bluetooth® and AUX. Each playback mode is explained in the following pages
allowing you to enjoy listening to your music from a wide variety of formats and sources.
The default playback mode is the Turntable mode and is shown on the LED Display Screen as -PHO.
Press the M button to scroll through the available playback modes, noting that some modes will not be
selectable unless external media sources are connected. (USB, Micro SD and AUX).
When an external source is connected such as a USB, Micro SD card or AUX cable the LED Control
Panel will automatically select the relevant playback mode. If the USB drive or Micro SD card have
music stored in folders, these will not be recognised by the Turntable Briefcase. The music will play in
the order it is stored on the USB drive or Micro SD card.
Playback Controls
The below controls only apply to music playback through the USB drive and Micro SD Card formats.
Button Function
Skip to previous track / rewind through track in progress
Play / Pause or delete track
Skip to next track / fast forward through track in progress
MScroll through the available playback modes
WARNING: During playback of tracks on USB drive or Micro SD, a fast double press of the Play /
Pause button will delete the track in progress.
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Handling Vinyl Records
NOTE: Only handle vinyl records with clean hands and hold them by the edge or the label. Do not
touch the record grooves.
• Keep your vinyl records in protective sleeves when not in use to avoid dust and scratches.
• Store vinyl records upright. Records stored horizontally may bend and warp.
• Avoid placing vinyl records in direct sunlight, close to any heat source (radiator, stoves etc.) or
in a location that may be subject to vibration, excessive dust, heat, cold or moisture.
• To clean a vinyl record, gently wipe the surface in a circular motion using a soft anti-static cloth.
Playing Vinyl Records
To play a vinyl record, follow the steps below.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
IMPORTANT: Before playing a vinyl record, turn down the volume of the Turntable Briefcase to
avoid possible loud crackling noises. The crackling noises made by the stylus coming into contact
with the vinyl record could damage the unit. Wait until the stylus is completely placed on the vinyl
record, and then turn up the volume.
2. Set the Auto Stop Switch to the ON position. The unit will now be set to automatically stop after
the completion of play of the vinyl record. If the Auto Stop Switch is set to the OFF position, the
unit will not stop automatically when the vinyl record is completed and the Turntable Platter will
constantly spin.
NOTE: While the Turntable Platter is spinning no other playback mode can be activated.
3. Choose the desired playing speed using the Speed Selection Switch (No. 7 on the Turntable parts
list). Select between 33, 45 and 78 RPM.
NOTE: When playing a 45 RPM record, use the included 45 RPM adaptor on the record spindle.
4. Carefully place the vinyl record on the Turntable Platter.
5. Unlock the Tone Arm Lock by moving it up and away from the Tone Arm itself.
6. Raise the Tone Arm using the Cue Lever, or carefully with your hand.
7. Place the Tone Arm vertically over the first track or over the outer edge of the vinyl record. The
Turntable Platter will start spinning if the Auto Start Stop switch is set to the ON position.
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8. Lower the Stylus onto the vinyl record using the Cue Lever.
9. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise to increase the volume , or turn the Power/Volume Dial
anticlockwise to decrease the volume.
10. To stop playing, lift the Tone Arm using the Cue Lever or your hand and place it back into the Tone
Arm rest. Secure the Tone Arm once more by engaging the Tone Arm Lock. Cover the Stylus with
the protective cover if needed.
Playing a USB Drive/Micro SD Card
You can play digital music from a USB drive or Micro SD card using the Turntable Briefcase.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
NOTE: The Tone Arm must be in the Tone Arm rest or the Turntable Briefcase will automatically
select the Turntable playback mode. Ensure that the Auto Stop Switch is in the ON Position.
IMPORTANT: Before playing music/media from a USB drive or Micro SD card, turn down the volume
of the Turntable Briefcase to avoid a possible loud output from the speakers. Wait until the music/
media is playing and then turn up the volume.
IMPORTANT: Before inserting a USB drive or Micro SD card into the unit, ensure that the Turntable
Platter is not spinning. While the Turntable Platter is spinning no other playback modes can be selected.
2. Insert a USB drive or Micro SD Card into USB input or Micro SD input. The LED Display Screen will
briefly show the -LOD message while the music loads.
NOTE: When inserting a Micro SD card into the Micro SD input, the top of the Micro SD card should
be facing away from the LED Display Screen. The Micro SD card can only be inserted in the correct
direction. Never force the Micro SD card into the Micro SD input.
3. Any music loaded on the storage device will then begin to play automatically.
4. Use the Playback Controls to pause or skip forwards and backwards through the stored tracks.
The Playback Controls can be seen on page 11 of the manual.
5. Once you have finished playback from a USB drive or Micro SD card press the M button to scroll
through the other available playback modes.
NOTE: Ensure that before the USB drive or Micro SD card is removed from the LED Control Panel
that playback has been paused by pressing the Play/Pause button once.
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Instructions (cont.)
Using the Auxiliary Input
The Turntable Briefcase features a 3.5mm AUX input which allows audio devices a 3.5mm output such
as CD players, Smartphones, Tablets or Computers to be played through the units inbuilt speakers. To
use the AUX input, follow the steps below.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
NOTE: The Tone Arm must be in the Tone Arm rest or the Turntable Briefcase will automatically
select the Turntable playback mode.
IMPORTANT: Before playing music/media from the desired device, turn down the volume of the
Turntable Briefcase to avoid a possible loud output from the speakers. Wait until the music/media
is playing and then turn up the volume.
2. Connect one end of the AUX cable (not included) into the AUX input on the LED Control Panel of the
Turntable Briefcase.
3. Connect the other end of the AUX cable into the desired media device.
4. Use the media device (not the Turntable Briefcase) to control playback.
NOTE: The volume can be controlled on both the connected media device and the Turntable
Briefcase itself.
Using the Bluetooth® Connection
The Turntable Briefcase features a wireless Bluetooth® connection enabling music to be streamed
directly from compatible devices such as Smartphones, Tablets or Computers. Before using the
Bluetooth® connection you must first pair your chosen device. Please follow the steps below to pair
and use the Bluetooth® connection.
Pairing your Bluetooth® enabled device
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
NOTE: The Tone Arm must be in the Tone Arm rest or the Turntable Briefcase will automatically
select the Turntable playback mode. Ensure that the Auto Stop Switch is in the ON Position.
2. Press the M button to scroll through the available playback modes and select Bluetooth® playback
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Instructions (cont.)
3. Switch on the Bluetooth® functionality on your device and scan for available connections. The
Turntable Briefcase will be shown in the available connections as J2DTURN.
4. Select J2DTURN from the list. Depending on your device you may be prompted to enter a pass
code. If requested enter the code ‘0000’.
5. When the letters bt stop flashing on the LED Display Screen, your device has now been paired and
you can being using your connected device.
NOTE: If no device is paired the bt message shown on the LED Display Screen will constantly flash.
When a previously paired device is found it will automatically connect to the Turntable Briefcase.
NOTE: The volume can be controlled on both the connected media device and the Turntable
Briefcase itself.
NOTE: Use playback controls on your connected device to navigate through your music selections.
Using your previously paired Bluetooth® enabled device.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
NOTE: The Tone Arm must be in the Tone Arm rest or the Turntable Briefcase will automatically
select the Turntable playback mode. Ensure that the Auto Stop Switch is in the ON Position.
2. Press the M button to scroll through the available playback modes and select Bluetooth® playback
mode. The LED Display Screen will show bt.
3. Allow a few seconds for the Turntable Briefcase to automatically connect to your previously paired
Bluetooth® device.
4. Once the connection is made the bt message will stop flashing on the LED Display Screen and you
can begin using your connected device.
Using the FM Radio
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.

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NOTE: The Tone Arm must be in the Tone Arm rest or the Turntable Briefcase will automatically
select the Turntable playback mode. Ensure that the Auto Stop Switch is in the ON Position.
IMPORTANT: Before playing music from the FM Radio, turn down the volume of the Turntable
Briefcase to avoid a possible loud output from the speakers. Wait until the music is playing, and then
turn up the volume.
2. Press the M button to scroll through the available playback options and select FM Radio playback
mode. The LED Display Screen will show the FM icon lit and the current frequency the Turntable
Briefcase is tuned to in MHz.
3. Fully uncoil the FM antenna found on the rear panel. Adjust the position of the antenna if required
to acquire a clear signal.
4. Press and hold the button for about two seconds for the Turntable Briefcase to automatically
search and store FM radio stations into the Pre-Sets memory. The Stations will be saved as P01,
P02, and so on until the scanning is complete and all available stations have been saved into the
memory.
5. To scroll through the saved Pre-Set stations use the or buttons to move forwards to backwards.
When you advance through the saved station the LED Display Screen will briefly show the selected Pre-
Set, then show the Frequency of the Pre-Set in MHz until another Pre-Sets is selected.
NOTE: If the FM radio mode will not appear while scrolling through the M options, please turn off
the Suitcase Turntable using the Power/Volume Dial and then turn it back on again. The FM Radio
mode should now appear in the M options.
Using the Headphone Output
The Turntable Briefcase features a 3.5mm headphone output. When headphones or external speakers
with a 3.5mm connection are attached to the Turntable Briefcase via the headphone output, all sound
will be diverted to the headphones or external speakers, and no sound will be played via the inbuilt
speakers. Ensure that the 3.5mm plug is removed from the Turntable Briefcase when required, to
ensure that sound is played via the unit's inbuilt speakers once again.
NOTE: There will be no output from the inbuilt speakers while there is any connection present in the
headphone output socket.
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Instructions (cont.)
Using the RCA Audio Output
The Turntable Briefcase features an RCA Audio Output located on the rear of the unit, which allows you
to connect the Turntable Briefcase to external speakers. To use the RCA Audio Output, follow the steps
below.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
2. Plug the AV connections of the RCA cable (not included) into the RCA Audio Output.
NOTE: The red and white coloured AV connections should be connected to the matching red and
white AV connection sockets.
3. Insert the other end/s of the RCA cable (not included) into the audio input of the external speakers.
NOTE: The volume can only be controlled on the connected speakers.
Recording from the Turntable to USB Drive / Micro SD Card
The Turntable Briefcase features a recording function allowing for vinyl records to be recorded to USB
drive or Micro SD card. To use the recording function, follow the steps below.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
2. Insert either a USB drive or Micro SD card into the LED Control Panel.
NOTE: If there is any music already present on the storage device the Turntable Briefcase will
automatically select the relevant playback mode and begin playback automatically. Press the M
button to scroll back to Turntable mode shown as -PHO on the LED Display Screen.
3. Prepare the Turntable Briefcase and vinyl record for playback by following steps 1 through 7 on
page 12 for vinyl record playback. Do not lower the stylus at this point.
IMPORTANT: When the recording begins it will create a new track and retain the music already
on the USB drive or Micro SD card. Ensure there is adequate storage room for the length of your
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Instructions (cont.)
4. With the vinyl record spinning, press and hold the M button until you hear a single beep sound. The
LED Display Screen will show the rEc message briefly and the recording time will appear.
5. Lower the Stylus to the vinyl record using the Cue Lever. The audio output from the vinyl record
will now be captured on either USB drive or Micro SD card.
6. Once you have finished recording, lift the Tone Arm using the Cue Lever to stop the sound production.
7. Press and hold the M button once more until two beeps are heard. The LED Display Screen will
show the StOP message briefly and the recording will immediately stop.
Deleting Music from USB Drive / Micro SD Card
You can manage the stored music on the USB drive and Micro SD card directly from the Turntable
Briefcase. To clear the stored music from either a USB drive or Micro SD card follow the steps below.
1. Turn the Power/Volume Dial clockwise until you hear a ‘click’ sound. The LED Display Screen
will show the welcome message HI briefly, then show -PHO indicating that the Turntable mode is
active. This is the default setting for the Turntable Briefcase.
2. Insert either a USB drive or Micro SD card into the LED Control Panel. Playback will begin automatically.
3. Select the track you wish to delete. Wait for playback of the selected track to begin.
4. Once the track is playing press and hold the until two beeps are heard. The LED Display Screen
will shown the dEl message briefly. The track that was playing has now been permanently deleted.
5. Repeat the above steps 3 through 4 until you have deleted the required tracks.

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Instructions (cont.)
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Replacing the Stylus
1. Unlock Tone Arm Lock by moving it up and away from the
Tone Arm itself.
2. Remove the protective cover from the stylus cartridge to
expose the needle.
3. Separate the cartridge from the cartridge holder.
4. Gently pull the audio-lines from the cartridge, taking care to
pull from the terminal connector and not the wire itself.
NOTE: Please exercise care whilst performing this operation
so as to avoid damaging the Tone Arm and audio-lines.
NOTE: Please ensure the Turntable Briefcase has been turned
OFF and unplugged before attempting to replace the stylus.

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5. Carefully insert the audio-lines into the new cartridge.
6. Make sure the audio-lines are not touching each other.
7. Carefully slide the cartridge into the cartridge holder.
8. Gently clip the cartridge into the cartridge holder.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Problem Solution
Can I carry the
Turntable Briefcase by
the handle?
• Yes. But only when the Turntable Briefcase Lid is locked down using
the latch. Never carry the Turntable Briefcase without the lid locked
down.
Why is the Turntable
Briefcase not powering
on?
• Ensure that each end of the Power Adaptor has been correctly and
securely connected, and the power socket has been switched on.
Why is there no sound
coming from the
speakers?
• Ensure there is no cable connected to the Headphone input or the
RCA Audio Output.
• Check that the volume control is adjusted or that any connected
digital devices have their volume adequately set.
Why is the Turntable
not spinning?
• If the Auto Stop Switch is set to the ON position the Turntable Platter
will only spin once the Tone Arm has been moved from the Tone Arm
rest.
Why is the sound
distorted when playing
a vinyl record?
• The Stylus may be damaged. Remove and replace it with a new Stylus
(see page 18 for further details).
Why is bt flashing
on the LED Display
Screen?
• You have selected Bluetooth® playback and the Turntable Briefcase
is attempting to connect to a previously paired device or is waiting for
you to pair a new Bluetooth® enabled device.
Why can I not connect
via Bluetooth?
• Check that your device has Bluetooth® switched on and that you are
in range of the Turntable Briefcase.