Handling Cautions
Bef(m" connecting otb_q"components to this DVD r_cordeJ, be sure to ruin all components off.
Don't mo_e the player while a disc is being played. The disc may g_'t sclatched oJ blok_'n, and tbc play_::'s intcm.d parts may be damaged.
Don't put any container filled with fiquid or any small metal objects on the DVD recoide_:
Don't put }<)ur hand into the disc tra}_
Don't place anything otbel than the disc in the disc ira>
Exterior influences such as lightning and static electricity can afk'ct nom_al operation. If this occms, turn the unit offand on again with the
STANDBY°ON button, ol disconnect and then reconnect the AC power cord to tbe AC poweJ outlet. -[he unit should operate normall>
Be sure to remove the disc and turn offthe pla}_'J a_er use.
Maintenance of Cabinet
Fm safety lcasons, _hen cleaning the cabinet be sine to disconnect the AC power cmd f_om the AC outlet.
Do not use benzene, thinnel_ ol other solvents _)r cleaning.
Wipe the cabinet with a sol} cloth.
Formation of Condensation
[)ue to shaip changes in temperature and htmfidit_ condensation may _rm if warm air comes in contact with any cold pairs inside the playeL
When condensation f_)rms inside the play¢'r, the play,-r may not operate correctl)< If this occurs, leave the player at room temperan:re until the inside
of the player becomes dly and operationah
If condensation forms on a disc, wipe the disc with a sof_, dry cloth by moving the cloth flora the center hole towaid tbe oute_ edge.
Handling Discs
Don't touch the disc's signal sm faces. Hold by tlw edges ol by one _'dge and the" hole in tb__centel.
Don't affix labels ol adhesive tape to label surfhces. Don't solar& or damage the hbeh
Do not use damaged (clacked or warped} discs.
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