QUAD 67 - Page 12

PLAYER
MAINTENANCE
DISC MAINTENANCE
The
player
mechanism
is
provided
with
self-lubricating
bearings and no routine
maintenance
is required.
lf necessary
the case
can be cleaned
with
a soft brush or, for more
stubborn
marks,
a slightly moistened
lint-free
cloth. In this
event remove
the mains
plug
from
the
supply socket. Do
not
use cleaning
agents, solvents
or abrasives.
The
disc compartment
should
be kept free
from
dust.
Remote
Control Battery
Replacement
-
In normal
use the
batteries fitted
should last
for
approximately
one
year.
Low
batteries will cause
erratic
operation
and reduce
the operating
range.
To replace
the
batteries turn
the
unit upside
down and
clip off the
battery
compartment
lid
(insert
thumbnail
into wider
slot,
press
and lift
up
lid).
Insert
the new
batteries
carefully,
ensuring
polarity
is as
shown
in
the
battery
compartment,
and refit
the battery
compartment
lid. The
control is now ready
for
operation.
Always
use
leakproof
batteries
(two
AAA
size
alkaline cells) and never
mix
battery
types
or
re-use
old
batteries.
Although
the music tracks
on
a compact
disc are covered with
a
protective
layer,
it is
still advisable
to handle
a disc
carefully. As long
as
you
always
pick
up discs
by the edge
and
put
them
back in their
protective
holders
immediately
after use,
cleaning will not normally
be necessary.
However,
should fingerprints,
dust or dirty marks
appear
on a disc
you
can wipe
them
off with
a soft lint free
cloth. Always
wipe
the disc in
straight lines from
the
centre to the
outer edge.
lf necessary
you
can breathe
on the
disc first
but detergents,
abrasive
cleaning
agents
or cleaning materials
for
conventional
records must
not be
usedl
Never
write
on the
disc label;
this can
cause
irreparable
damage
to the music
tracks.