AT-LP60X Belt Installation
Anthony @ ATUS and one other contributor
Last updated on Mar 17, 2025
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓This guide is used to properly install the belt on the AT-LP60X (or similar models). Proper installation of the belt can resolve lack of spinning conditions.
What you need
Parts
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Twist tieOptional
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Remove the slipmat from the platter.
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Pull the platter off by lifting vertically from the two circular holes.
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Locate the belt.
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Flip the platter upside-down and place the belt around the inner ring of the platter.
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Place the platter back on the center spindle.
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Spin the platter such that the gold pulley of the motor is showing.
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Stretch the belt from the platter around the gold pulley of the motor.
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Place the slipmat back onto the platter, and press the STOP button.
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Using your right hand, secure the tone arm in place.
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[OPTIONAL] Use a twist tie and the built in hook.
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While the tone arm is secured, use your left hand to slowly spin the platter 10 times clockwise.
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Any twists while installing the belt will cause improper operation.
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The belt should NOT be connected to this white post.
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The belt should NOT be connected to the base of the turntable.
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Ask FixBot
If this guide does not fix the issue of the platter not spinning, the following issues could be present:
- Faulty AC Adaptor - Can be purchased here.
- Faulty Diode (D01) - Requires soldering (repair guide can be provided upon request: service@atus.com). Part Number: 576-SMAJ13A
- Faulty Motor - Requires soldering (repair guide can be provided upon request: service@atus.com). Part Number: 704-F706-7303
To send your turntable in for service, please follow the necessary steps from our website.
Feel free to contact one of our technicians for further assistance at (330)686-2600 ext.5004
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