- Disconnect the power. Before you do anything else, make sure to disconnect the power to the turntable. This will prevent any accidental injuries or damage.
- Remove the screws. There will be a few screws that hold the console in place. These screws are usually located on the bottom of the turntable. Use a screwdriver to remove them.
- Disconnect the wires. There will be a few wires that connect the console to the turntable. These wires are usually located on the back of the turntable. Use a pair of wire strippers to disconnect them.
- Lift out the console. Once the screws and wires are disconnected, you should be able to lift out the console. Be careful not to damage the turntable or the console.
- Inspect the turntable. Once the console is removed, take a look at the turntable. Make sure that there is no damage. If there is any damage, you may need to have the turntable repaired.
Here are some additional tips for removing a console from your turntable:
- If you are not comfortable working with electrical components, you may want to have a professional remove the console for you.
- Be careful not to lose any of the screws or wires.
- If you are planning to replace the console, take measurements of the old console so that you can buy a new one that will fit.
