MattTech wrote:If your cartridge has "holes", then something's not right there.
Now if you mean PINS, the outer R-L pins are for the colored wires, and the inner two are for the black.

There are pins on the end of the wires but just holes in the cartridge. What should be on the end of the wires?

I recently bought a used Crosley CR66 Rochester entertainment center. The wires in the tone arm to the cartidge have been pulled off and I do not know how they go back on. There are two black, a white and a red wire. The cartridge has one hole marked R and the Other L which I assume means right and ...

I have a G.E. Trimline Stereo 500. I cannot find a model number on it anywhere. I have been told there should be a paper tag with it on it but i can't even find where one might have been. The cartridge does not have any numbers or letters on it either but I would like to get a new needle for it. Any...

It is not defective. I wanted to lubricate and clean the changer mechanism but do not know how to get it removed from the player to get to the underside. Also i can't find the model number anywhere. Is it just Trimline 500?

Can anyone tell me how to remove the spindle on a G.E. Trimline 500?

Since I was hoping for a quick and cheap method, using Dawn is a perfect one. Thanks !

Is there a model number anywhere on a G.E. Trimline 500 record player? I can not find one anywhere on the player. Is there a good place to get parts for it?

What is the best way to clean 45's. We got some at a yard sale and some of them have what looks like something spilled on them maybe milk. There is a residue on them that you can scrape off with your fingernail. Is there anything I can use without buying an elaborate cleaning kit?

I need a 45 spindle for my recently aquired G.E. Trimline 500. I am in the process of restoration and am missing the spindle. Does anyone have any they can send to me?