Unless packing has changed, the hinges come off the dust cover and the counterweight comes off the arm. When you remove the counterweight, if the rubber O rings on the arm are old and dry, they may tear off though and may have to be replaced. You won't know until you try. Usually, the packing comes with a rubber cap to cover the spindle hole so that nothing falls in. It's best to remove the oil and replace it with fresh oil when it is reassembled.
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Maybe you could help me.
So I cannot remember if I should take the hinges off dust cover and pack up cover separately? I have the platter spindle off and have very carefully covered up the post with a small (clean) plastic bag.
What should I cover the female post base hole up with. Will it potentially leak oil?
Arm: I should zero out my anti skate and remove the counter weight? Probably twist tie the arm to the rest?
Any ifo is much appreciated. Any packing diagrams?
I have the original box
Thank you, mark
So I cannot remember if I should take the hinges off dust cover and pack up cover separately? I have the platter spindle off and have very carefully covered up the post with a small (clean) plastic bag.
What should I cover the female post base hole up with. Will it potentially leak oil?
Arm: I should zero out my anti skate and remove the counter weight? Probably twist tie the arm to the rest?
Any ifo is much appreciated. Any packing diagrams?
I have the original box
Thank you, mark