Yamaha MCR730B User Manual - Page 66

Looking after discs, Storing discs, Handling discs, About specially shaped discs

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Appendix Looking after discs Storing discs Always keep discs in their cases and store them vertically in a place that's not subject to extreme temperatures, extreme humidity, or direct sunlight. Always read the precautions supplied with the discs. Handling discs • Always hold discs by the edge to protect them against fingerprints, scratches, and dirt. About specially shaped discs The DRX-730 cannot play discs with a special shape, such as heart and hexagonal-shaped discs. Such discs may cause a malfunction, so do not load them. Cleaning the pickup lens If dirt or dust collects on the DRX-730's pickup lens, the sound may jump or the picture may be disturbed. In such cases, contact your Yamaha dealer. Do not use commercially available pickup lens cleaners, as they may damage the lens. • Discs with fingerprints, scratches, or dirt may not play properly. In such cases, using a soft, dry cleaning cloth, wipe the disc from the center outward in straight lines. Do not wipe the disc in a circular motion, as this may damage it. Never use a dirty cleaning cloth. • For very dirty discs, try using a soft, damp cloth, and be sure to dry the disc afterward. Never use benzine, thinner, or other cleaning agents, such as those designed for cleaning vinyl records. • Do not load badly damaged, cracked, or warped discs into the DRX-730, as they may damage it. • Do not affix stickers or labels to discs, as they may cause the disc to warp and become unplayable. Rental discs often have stickers or labels attached. Make sure there's no glue jutting out from behind the label before playing such discs. • Do not load more than one disc in the DRX-730 at a time. • For more details on disc handling, refer to the precautions supplied with the disc. 60 En

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Appendix
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En
Always keep discs in their cases and store them
vertically in a place that’s not subject to extreme
temperatures, extreme humidity, or direct sunlight.
Always read the precautions supplied with the discs.
Always hold discs by the edge to protect them
against fingerprints, scratches, and dirt.
Discs with fingerprints, scratches, or dirt may not
play properly. In such cases, using a soft, dry
cleaning cloth, wipe the disc from the center
outward in straight lines. Do not wipe the disc in a
circular motion, as this may damage it. Never use
a dirty cleaning cloth.
For very dirty discs, try using a soft, damp cloth,
and be sure to dry the disc afterward. Never use
benzine, thinner, or other cleaning agents, such as
those designed for cleaning vinyl records.
Do not load badly damaged, cracked, or warped
discs into the DRX-730, as they may damage it.
Do not affix stickers or labels to discs, as they may
cause the disc to warp and become unplayable.
Rental discs often have stickers or labels attached.
Make sure there’s no glue jutting out from behind
the label before playing such discs.
Do not load more than one disc in the DRX-730
at a time.
For more details on disc handling, refer to the
precautions supplied with the disc.
The DRX-730 cannot play discs with a special shape,
such as heart and hexagonal-shaped discs. Such discs
may cause a malfunction, so do not load them.
If dirt or dust collects on the DRX-730’s pickup lens,
the sound may jump or the picture may be disturbed.
In such cases, contact your Yamaha dealer. Do not use
commercially available pickup lens cleaners, as they
may damage the lens.
Looking after discs
Storing discs
Handling discs
About specially shaped discs
Cleaning the pickup lens