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How do I handle and care for DVD's?
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2006-10-02 |
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2007-02-09 |
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DVD's are relatively resistant to scratches, fingerprints, dust and smudges. Surface contaminants will cause varying degree's of problems from frame skipping to complete unplayability.
In general the best way to treat a DVD is in roughly the same way as you would treat a CD.
- Handle only by the hub or by the edge.
- Keep away from hot surfaces and direct sunlight.
- Do not bend or scratch the disc.
- Never try to play a cracked disc as it could shatter and damage the drive.
If a disc does get scratched then you can use a Pressit CD/DVD Repair Kit Model: PLRK06015
· Pressit® CD Repair Kit repairs minor skips and scratches on all your CD, CD-r, DVD and games console disc
· Fluid A - cleans and repairs your disc
· Fluid B - seals the repair and protects against further damage
· Two special cleaning cloths
· Repairs more than 25 discs
Simply apply fluid A to the disc
Once dry the wipe the residue off
Then apply fluid B to the disc
Again, once dry wipe any residue off with a clean cloth
This will remove any small scratches from the face of the disc and should help the disc be read by optical drives.
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