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Information on console stereo/record player?

I have a Sears Silvertone cabinet console stereo. I don’t know what year it is. It does play records but the needle arm does not come back at the end of the album(can’t find any needles either). There’s a couple other small things too. I’ve called Sears and they send me to technical support and these guy are like twenty and don’t know what record player is. This town is empty of anyone with any expierience. Don’t know what to do. I really enjoy this old thing and need to get her fixed up.

Hi there…the young techies of today don’t know a thing about record changers. Your problem is caused by old, gummed-up grease in the changer mechanism., and possibly a worn-out idler wheel. You need to clean and re-lube the mechanism, and check the idler. The changer should really be taken completely apart and cleaned, but there is a shortcut method that works pretty well. It’s not hard. Take the back off the console and release the changer hold-down clips. Several kinds of clips were used, but it will be obvious how they work. Disconnect the leads that go to the changer motor, and the audio leads that come from the tonearm to the radio chassis. Lift the changer out of the cabinet, and take it outdoors. With a small screwdriver, remove the “C” clip that’s around the base of the spindle and holds the turntable in place. Lift off the turntable. You will see a rubber tire about three inches or so in diamater next to the motor shaft. If the rubber has turned rock-hard, it will slip on the shaft and not transmit enough power to cycle the changer. It’s a good idea to replace it anyway. Go to turntablebasics.com. they have idler wheels and just about every needle made. There is a tiny “C”-clip that holds the wheel in place. Remove it, and put the wheel aside. take a small brush and clean out all the dust from around the motor shaft. Now take some light machine oil (Like 3-IN-One) and put three drops of oil in the upper motor bearing; right next to the motor shaft. Don’t get any oil on the shaft, where it contacts the rubber idler wheel, or it will slip. You will see a segment of a large, toothed wheel, like a gear, next to the center bearing. There is a small device, part of the trip mechanism, omn the top of this gear, near the center bearing. It has two parts, upper and lower, and a rivet holds them together. Put a drop of oil on the rivet pivot. The top of the center ball-bearing is covered by a washer. Lift the washer off the spindle and put it aside. Lift out the ball bearing, rinse it clean with kerosene, and re-lube with Lubriplate or any other good medium grease. Put the bearing and washer aside. Turn the changer over. Now it gets a bit nasty. You will see a multitude of sliding, stamped-steel parts that are probably covered in nasty old grease. It all needs to be cleaned off. Use kerosene and a paintbrush. Don’t get kerosene into the motor. Clean EVERYTHING. CAREFULLY. Work SLOWLY, and be careful of fragile tonearm wires. When she’s clean, re-grease. Use just a small amount of grease; barely enough to see. Too much grease attracts dirt and causes trouble. Put three drops of machine oil in the lower motor bearing. Turn the unit over again. Put the center bearing back in place, put back the washer that covers it, Put the idler wheel back on, put the idler “C”-clip back on (push it back in place with a small screwdriver.Be careful, they often fly into space), smear a small amout of grease on the upper sleeve of the spindle bearing, put the turntable and it’s “C”-clip back, put the changer back in the console, re-connect it. I’ll bet it runs like new again. It sounds like an awful lot of work, but you will have to do it if you want it to work properly again. Repair shops won’t touch ‘em. You CAN do it. I know Silvertone products inside out, so if you have any questions, write back!! Dave in SC