The platter spindle bearing is the first thing I will upgrade, followed closely by the replacement of the gorgeous.
#Garrard zero 100 bearings manual#
I've decided to remove all the auto stop/start/return mechanisms, and make it a fully manual TT.
NOTE: We offer the option to purchase just the balls with cage, the thrust washers only or the complete bearing kit so please select accordingly. Garrard Zero 100 Bugger About So, This lovely Garrard Zero 100 I got from a fine fellow on this 'ere forum has started its journey.
A solution to these problems is to implement a complete self lubricated and contained thrust ball bearing system that is very quiet and smooth running while being robust enough should the record stacking mode be used. In addition the balls being loose within its cage eventually get lost during service. It is ready for connecting into your hi-fi system in most cases after simply connecting a plug to the mains lead. And even if the balls were replaced they will degrade over time due to the mating scratched surfaces. This moddule is a single record playing automatic transcription turntable complete with mounting base, dust cover and connecting leads. While this bearing design worked quite well at the time the washers do get scratched after many years of use causing noticeable noise during playback. The Garrard changers (LAB 80, Type A, A70, Zero 100, …) use a multi point Thrust Ball Bearing system (as opposed to single point commonly used today) at the base of the rotating platter made of a ball cage sandwiched by two hardened steel thrust washers.
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