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You can get the table serviced. You'll more than likely have to send it off to a shop that does vintage audio repair as not many shops want to get tied down to an older product for fear it might turn into a nightmare. The speed sensing network has probably got a few bad caps. The total repair is probably going to be between $125-175, including shipping. If you think the table is worth that amount vs. just finding a different table, put "vintage audio repair" in a search engine to begin looking for someone who might take a look at the table. If you totally wash out, let me know and I'll see if I can still find my friend who used to do repairs.