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THE PHONOGRAM Cross Section of Reproducer. A. —Speaker-Clamp-Ring B. —Tube-Plate C. —Limiting-Screw D. —Diaphragm E. —Hinge Pm F. —Cross-Head ■G.—Rubber Gasket H. —Reproducer Arm I. —Reproducing Arm Pin J. —Sapphire K. —Speaker L. —Link ker Lever weight; the link which is connected thereto should pull or hang straight and in line with the end of the small arm which holds the reproducing point. The link itself should not be twisted but should set perfectly straight. If it is twisted or not in line with the reproducer stylus arm, it has a tendency to pull the arm to one side or the other and this in turn will re-set. L.—Link cause the reproducing point W.—Speaker Weight . to jump out of its track. If you find by examining your reproducer that the cross- head is not in the exact center, it should be loosened and re-set. If it is only a very little out of center it may be properly set without loosening it from the glass; as follows: Remove the clamp ring and tube plate also the upper gasket and loosen the glass (if it adheres to the under gasket) by pushing up on it with a pin from the under side. When it is perfectly free, turn the reproducer up- side down. This allows the glass to hang fieely by the link; the weight of the glass will cause the link to untwist and the glass will assume its proper position relative to the link and the end of reproducer stylus arm. Now pull up slightly upon the limiting weight. This will draw the glass up against the under gasket and if the weight is held up while the reproducer is turned right side up, the glass