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Introduction |
| The Fluance RT83 turntable is belt driven. This means that the motor that spins your records is attached to your turntable's platter by a belt. | | | The rubber belt on a Fluance turntable plays an essential role in preventing the platter which the record lays on from receiving any vibration produced by the motor. | | | If your turntable is having difficulty playing at your desired speed, or playing at all, it's likely time to replace your turntable's belt. | | I will be using ana Fluance RT83 for this guide, however, the guide will be applicable to Fluance's RT82, 83, 84, and 85 models. | | | Follow these simple steps to replace the belt on your Fluance turntable. |
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