The sound is reaching only one speaker.
The stylus may be worn out if the sound is not functioning properly. If this is so, replace the cartridge.
Make sure both speakers are hooked up properly. Check that the red RCA plug is connected to the red RCA jack labeled “R” (this indicates the Right speaker). Next check that the white RCA plug is connected to the white RCA jack labeled “L” (this indicates the Left speaker).
If need more assistance see Cable Set Up
From misuse, the RCA audio cord may be damaged. If so, replace cord.
If none of the above suggestions helped you might need to replace the audio jacks.
The target light is malfunctioning.
If the target light lamp is burned out, replace the entire target light with a new one. Target Light installation
The sound is malfunctioning, making it hum or buzz.
If the turntable grounding wires are not connected, connect them to their respective Ground Lug on the equipment.
If the turntable is skipping check the following things:
Check the surface that the turntable is on to make sure it is level.
The cartridge may have a defect and need to be replaced.
For optimal playing, make sure there isn’t too much force applied on platter.
The turntable could be skipping due to damaged records. Check records and replace damaged records if this is the case.
