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Here are a few methods you can try: Vinyl Repair Kit: You can purchase vinyl record repair kits that come with a special solution and a brush. ... Wood Glue Method: This DIY method involves applying wood glue (like Elmer's) to the scratched area, allowing it to dry, and then peeling it off. ... Commercial Cleaning Machines:

Worn or Dirty Stylus Wear and tear will also make record skipping more common. Typically, most vinyl diamond styli provide about 700 to 800 hours of playback before you should replace them. If your player has a ruby stylus, expect to replace it after about 200 playback hours.

Dust or dirt on the vinyl Dust buildup is the most common reason a record starts skipping. When dirt and other debris get stuck deep in the grooves of your vinyl, it could bump the record player's needle (stylus) out of place and make your record skip to a new spot.

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As the record plays, dust and debris can force the stylus out of the groove, which causes the textbook ?pop and skip? sound. Cleaning vinyl records is an easy way to prevent skipping, whether you use a cleaning kit or regular household supplies.

If your record is cracked, it may not be able to play at all. While small cracks in a record's surface leave you with better chances of making repairs, this form of vinyl damage can be tough to tackle.

Inspect the platter mount and the collar of the platter to ensure there is no dust or debris between the turntable and the platter. Use a level on the turntable and the surface it's placed on. If the turntable is not level it may appear to wobble. Place the platter on a flat surface.