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CARE & STORAGE OF DISCS
How to handle a disc
• Be c ar ef ul i n h an dli ng t h e d i sc . A s lig ht f l a w might af f ect t he pict ure on t h e s cr een.
• You can r em ov e a dis c f r om i t s st or ag e case wi t ho ut di ff i c ult y b y pr e ss ing t h e ce nt er of
t he hol der.
• Please refer to the illustr ation on the left and do not t ouch the sur face of disc when
moving it.
• Do not past e p ap er or ad he siv e t ape on t o t he disc.
• Be careful not to leave fingerprints or st ains on the disc. Wash your hands b ef ore
handling the disc.
Caution
Be careful not to leave dirt or other substances on the disc.
Do not at tempt to play a cracked or scratched disc.
Disc St orage
Do not e xpo s e t o di r e ct
s unl ight .
Keep in a cool ventilated
area.
St ore ve r tic al ly i n a c lean
pr ot ect ive jack et.
Important Note
Exposing the DVD Player or a DVD Disc to a sudden temperature shift from cold to warm may lead to condensation
(Dew For mation) on the surface of the disc or on t he lens of the player .
This condensation may cause the player t o t emporar ily mal f unc t ion or temporarily deli ver poor performance.
To c lear u p t hi s problem, t urn t h e p l ay er on and al l o w it t o war m up. Any mo i st ur e wi l l ev ap or at e in an h our or t wo an d
pr oper op er at i on wi ll be res t o r ed .
How To Clean The Disc
Clea n t he d isc f r om t h e c en t e r t o t he ou t si de us i ng a cl ean s oft cl ot h t hat ha s been
slightly dampe ned with a mild detergent solut ion.
Follo w up wit h anot her c lean d r y so f t clo t h.
Refer e nc e
Do not use thi nner, benzen e, commer cial det ergent, alcohol or el ect rostatic-pr evention spr ay. All of these might cause
ir repar abl e dama ge t o t he dis c.
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