The 'Every Vintage Record Player' Failure
Mark rebuilds a siezed up BSR record player mechanism in his friends ITT KP821 record player. Thought to be from 1972, and passed from one generation to another. But nobody can work out how to operate it! We find out why! Support Mend It Mark on Patreon: www.patreon.com/MendItMark If you want to directly interact with Mark, the Mend It Like Mark exclusive private community is available to join, where you can enjoy regular and direct contact with Mark - all included with the Vintage Electronics Repair Course. Check it out here: www.menditmark.co.uk

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