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How to handle CDs
When
handling compact discs, do not
touch the surface of the disc (reflective
'silver side - the side without the label).
Since compact discs are made of plas-
tic, they are easily damaged. If the disc
gets dirty, dusty, scratched or warped,
the sound will not be picked up correctly
and, in addition, such discs may cause
the CD player-changer to malfunction.
Storage
Make sure that the discs are kept in their
cases.
If the discs are piled, one on top of
another, without their protective cases,
they can be damaged.
;
Do not put discs in any location where
they can be exposed to direct sunlight
- or in any place where the humidity or
the temperature are high.
Avoid leaving discs in your car!
HANDLING
COMPACT
DISCS & THE MAGAZINE
XL-M504BK
XL-M5051TN
Maintenance of Discs
© Donot damage the label side, or stick
paper to, or use any adhesive on this
surface.
:
© When there are fingerprints or other
dirt adhering to a disc, wipe the disc
with a soft, dry cloth, with a move-
ment
going
from
the
inside,
outwards.
;
¢ If itis difficult to clean, wipe the disc
with a cloth moistened with water.
e Never use record cleaners, petrol, al-
cohol or any anti-static agents.
Recommendations
on
handling
the
magazine
1. Always keep the magazine loaded
with its six dise trays.
2. When removing or inserting the disc
-
trays, the magazine should be held
horizontal.
3. Only load the magazine with compact
discs already located on disc trays.
Never load a disc directly into the
magazine without a disc tray.
4. Do not expose it to high tempera-
tures or to direct sunlight.
5. Do not dismantle the magazine.
6. Take care not to drop or bang the
magazine.
Do not apply any high loadings to the
disc trays, particularly when removed
from the magazine.
7. Never apply such solvents as petrol
or thinners, nor insecticide to the sur-
faces of the magazine or the disc
trays. Such
solvents
may
damage
their surfaces.
8. If you wish to use 8cm (3") CDs,
please obtain the special magazine
(XC-M73), designed for these.
(No.20221) 1-19
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