Lenco is a heritage consumer electronics brand famous for its turntables, radios, and portable audio equipment, blending Swiss engineering roots with modern innovation.
Lenco is a well-established name in consumer electronics, celebrated for over 75 years of precision engineering in the Hi-Fi and audio industry. Originally founded in Switzerland, the brand is now managed by Commaxx B.V. in the Netherlands and continues to produce high-quality, user-friendly audio devices.
Lenco's product lineup ranges from classic and Bluetooth-enabled turntables to DAB+ radios, portable boomboxes, MP3 players, and speakers. The brand focuses on bridging the gap between nostalgic retro design and contemporary technology, making high-fidelity audio accessible to a modern audience.
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To replace the needle (usually model N-10 or N-40), lock the tone arm, then gently pull the old red stylus housing forward and down. Insert the new stylus by engaging the rear tabs first and pushing it upwards until it clicks.
If your model has a belt drive, ensure the belt is correctly looped around the motor spindle and the underside of the platter. Also check the Auto-Stop switch; if set to ON, the platter may only rotate when the tone arm is moved over the record.
Switch the turntable to 'Bluetooth Transmission' mode (if supported) or 'Bluetooth Input' mode depending on the device function. The LED will usually flash blue. Select 'Lenco' in your phone's Bluetooth settings to pair.
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Fully extend the telescopic antenna and adjust its direction. For DAB+ radios, perform a 'Full Scan' in the menu to refresh the station list for your current location.