User Manual

Fluance RT80/RT81 User Manual
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Playing a Record
Tip: For best audio performance the dust cover should be removed during playback.
1. Lift the dust cover
2. Place a record on the spindle (use
the 45 Adapter if necessary)
3. Turn the speed selection knob to
the correct RPM typically listed
on your record (Normal LP play-
back speed is 33 RPM)
4. Unlock the tonearm lock
5. Lift the cueing lever
6. Move the tonearm to the desired
starting point
7. Lower the cueing lever
Fluance recommends burning in your record player for 24 hours. To do this turn off Auto Stop on the back
of your record player and then select either the 33 or 45 speed setting. Your platter should begin spinning
and start the burn-in process.
Note: When the turntable is not in use the speed selection knob should be set to OFF to turn the turntable
completely off.
Auto Stop Function
The auto stop function is designed to save the life of your stylus. At the end of a
record the platter will automatically stop spinning if auto stop is enabled. This feature
will also require that the tonearm is moved over the record before the platter will start
spinning at the selected speed.
If the auto stop switch is set to the OFF position the platter will begin spinning as soon
as the speed selection knob is set to 33 or 45. To stop the record from spinning set the
speed selection knob to the OFF position.
Note: The Auto Stop function will take approximately 30 seconds at the end of the record before the
turntable stops spinning. Due to variances in vinyl record production some records may not work
correctly with the Auto Stop function.