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There's really not much to these Crosley's. Look to make sure that the Record bed isn't warped. I see that cause the most problems with the arm moving up and down way more than it should. As for the speed, there should belt that drive's the Turntable and those can wear out causing fluxuations in the speed or the motor is getting weak. Let me know what you find.