JVC XL-M505TN Instructions Manual page 19

HANDLING COMPACT DISCS & THE MAGAZINE :
How to handle CDs
Maintenance of Discs
When handling compact discs, do not touch the
surtace of the disc (reflective silver side - the side
without the label).
Since compact discs are made of plastic, 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 than the discs are kept in their cases.
If the discs are piled, one on top of another,
without their protective cases, they can be dam-
aged.
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.
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Do not damage the label side, or stick paper
to, or use any adhesive on this surface.
When there are fingerprints or other dirt ad-
hering to a disc, wipe the disc with a soft, dry
cloth, with a movement going from the inside,
outwards.
If it is difficult to clean, wipe the disc with a
cloth moistened with water.
Never use record cleaners, petrol, alcohol or
any anti-static agents.
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Recommandations on handling the magazine
1. Always keep the magazine loaded with its six
disc 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 tray. Never load a disc
directly into the magazine without a disc tray.
4. Do not expose it to high temperatures 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. Neverapply such solvents as petrolorthinners,
nor insecticide to the surfaces of the maga-
zine or the disc trays. Such solvents may
damage their surfaces.
8. If you wish to use 8 cm (3") CD please obtain
the special magazine (XC-M73), designed for
these.