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Appearance Problems |
| Problem | Resolution |
| Scratches in dust cover | Use a plexiglass/cleaner or polish. You can find good ones at |
| aircraft supply shops. These compounds are used to buff out | |
| the scratches and nicks out of aircraft windshields, which are also | |
| plexiglass. | |
| My dustcover broke | Replacement dustcovers for Dual turntables that use the United Audio base |
| units have not been available for many years. Please see our write up about | |
| this (coming soon) on the main troubleshooting page. | |
| Also original Dual dust covers do pop up on Ebay from time to time. | |
| The dustcover hinge on my | Depending on the model replacements may be available. Check with |
| turntable broke | our vendors on the Parts/Service Link. |
| My turntable is very dirty | You can usually remove the dust/dirt using a dry camel hair paint brush |
| available at most hardware stores. If the dirt is excessive, you can dip the | |
| brush in a mild window cleaner/water solution. Be careful that you don't | |
| remove the decals/printing on the top of the turntable. The rubber mat | |
| can be removed and washed in the sink using a mild dish detergent. Make | |
| sure it is thoroughly dry before reinstalling it on the turntable. | |