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Using the CD-ROM Drive
CD-ROM Drive
Guidelines
Ejecting the Disc
Tray
3-14 Installing Internal Accessories
Failure to observe the following precautions can
damage both the CD-ROM drive and the data
on the CD-ROM:
•
Do not open the disc tray except when
inserting or removing a disc.
•
Never push down on an open disc tray.
•
When handling discs: always handle a disc
by its edges. Do not touch the surface of
the disc.
•
Never write on a disc or place a label on the
disc surface.
•
Always store a disc in its case to prevent
dust contamination, scratches, bending,
and other damages.
•
To remove dust or fingerprints, use a clean,
soft, and dry cloth. Never use benzene or
anti-static fluids.
•
Do not subject a disc to high temperature or
direct sunlight.
To eject the disc tray, press the eject button on
the CD-ROM drive. You can eject the disc tray
even when the computer is off.
With the disc tray open, you have access to the
mode select switch.
In the ON position, an auto vibration circuit is
actuated that automatically slows down the
drive speed in the event that the vibration level
becomes excessive.
In the OFF position, the Auto Vibration
Detection circuit is disabled.
The drive will automatically recognize the
selected mode after loading.
Using the CD-ROM Drive
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