Turntable Help

Why not take the original motor to a competent tech who can find out what you did wrong when you "opened it up"? As to the wiring, we have less information than you do. You need to know the previous wiring diagram. Did you take notes or make a drawing, when you fiddled?

ericngo1, It sounds to me like it is time for a new turntable. It does not sound like you have the same motor or it would be wired the same way.

thanks Lewm & mijostyn for ur inputs. I did take notes on the wiring. the 4 wires are the same color. I did a continuity test on the multimeter and 3 of the wire are beeping which mean they are in the same circuit and one is not. I also did ohm test and 3 of the same wire that I did the continuity test have resistance and same one did not. I open the circuit board underneath the table and trace the 4 wire on the circuit board and I see 2 wire (black & red) connect to a round quarter size circuit board that the 4 wire connect to which are heat shrink wrap so I can't see what are the 4 wires label on the round quarter size circuit board. any ideas?

perhaps not all wires are needed for various alternate uses.

perhaps an electronics repair, or a computer repair place could sort this out. I agree, have them see if they can get the original going again.

original manual, with features will give clues to repair shop. 

It spins, how does it change speeds, and does it have pitch control? 

If you never use pitch control, you only figure out how to make it spin.

ps. you may need heat reduction when soldering to prevent damage