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Star Tech Journal

Issue: 1993-April - Vol 15 Issue 2

Page 19 Text:

April 1993
The next step is to visually
inspect the CD for scratches
and abrasions or check the
jukebox's disk conditions for
skips.
Non-plays are usually caused
by dirty disks or a dirty LA-
SER eye on the player itself
( the cleaner can be used to
clean the optic lens of the CD
player also).
If scratches are present, apply
drops of solution 1 all over the
disk or where the scratches are
present. Take a cotton ball and
with mild pressure spread the
solution out to cover the whole
disk or the whole scratch (re-
member, wipe in a radial fash-
ion).
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This whole process takes less
than five minutes and saves
you dollars. If your jukebox
has dropped some CD's, then it
may save you a bundle.
WHAT DOESN'T IT FIX
It will not fix broken CD's or
deeply gouged CD's. Any dam-
age to the media (the silvery
material), can not be repaired.
To check the media, hold the
CD up to the light, if you can
see light coming through, the
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media is damaged. It won't fix
warped disks either.
CosT EFFECTIVE?
You bet, $19.95 for the repair
kit, which fixes 30 to 40 CD's
and the cleaner cleans about
150 CD's. The cleaner can also
be purchased in a spritzer
bottle for $5.95 (two ounces).
Audio Innovations also sells
100% cotton cloths for $0.49 a
piece, these are the cloths the
manufacturers all recommend
but you can never find.
I like these cloths for cleaning
CD's better than the cotton
balls because they don't leave
cotton fibers on the CD.
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Add more pressure and/or an-
other cotton ball until the solu-
tion is rubbed in completely.
Then repeat the process with
solution 2. Wipe or clean off
any remaining residue left by
the solutions.
STAR*TECH Journal
The products can be obtained
by contacting:
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Gary Burdick
Audio Innovations
(602) 949-8057.
I highly recommend this CD
Repair Kit, I have not had a
CD that I couldn't repair with
it yet. I've tried car wax,
Windex, and all those other x's
and this is the only one that
worked for me.
It also works on Video Disks as
well as CD ROM Disks for
computers. Gary is also look-
ing for Distributors for this
product, contact him for more
information.
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