Very good you did remove the dust from the cell, this is the first thing good, and after this to clean the lens with izopropilic alcool. Also I always keep a cd permanent inside the drawer to avoid the dust. Great job.
Thanks for this video. Very informative. It appears that all 5 CD chambers just share the same single laser lens in these multi CD players. Is that consistent for all multi CD players?
@pinkieswear6611 Hello and thanks for your comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, all of the multi-cd players I have ever come across share 1 laser pickup. Thank you.
@@vintageav Great - to follow up and make sure I am understanding you: when I use one of those head cleaning disks (the ones that say at the end of the process, "your laser lens is now clean"), I only need to use it in exactly ONE of the cd trays of the player, correct? That single use in ONE of the 5 trays, in fact, cleans the laser lens for ALL 5 TRAYS, correct?
Very good you did remove the dust from the cell, this is the first thing good, and after this to clean the lens with izopropilic alcool. Also I always keep a cd permanent inside the drawer to avoid the dust. Great job.
Thank you!
Thanks for this video. Very informative.
It appears that all 5 CD chambers just share the same single laser lens in these multi CD players. Is that consistent for all multi CD players?
@pinkieswear6611 Hello and thanks for your comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, all of the multi-cd players I have ever come across share 1 laser pickup. Thank you.
@@vintageav Great - to follow up and make sure I am understanding you: when I use one of those head cleaning disks (the ones that say at the end of the process, "your laser lens is now clean"), I only need to use it in exactly ONE of the cd trays of the player, correct?
That single use in ONE of the 5 trays, in fact, cleans the laser lens for ALL 5 TRAYS, correct?
@pinkieswear6611 You are correct. You clean once and you are good for all cd tray positions then. One and done.
@@vintageav Thanks!