Important: Do not use the mini discs called singles (7.8 cm (3 in)
in diameter). These discs will not eject from the player. The discs may lodge
in the player, even if you use the player with an adapter.
Store and handle compact discs in the same manner as conventional records.
Further cleaning is not necessary if the disc is always held by the edges
and returned to the case immediately after use.
If the compact disc becomes soiled by any of the following materials,
wipe the disc in a straight line from the center to the edge using a clean
lint-free, soft, dry cloth:
Do not use any solvent or abrasive cleaner on the disc. DO NOT use a
conventional record cleaner. Inexpensive, dedicated disc cleaning kits are
available and recommended.
Although the discs are quite durable, certain conditions may affect
playback performance, resulting in one or more of the following conditions:
Inspect the disc and the player for the following items when diagnosing
conditions:
| • | Scratches on either the top surface or the bottom surface of the
disc, particularly the bottom (opposite the label) |
| • | Presence of the following materials on either surface: |
| • | A warped disc, which may result from playing a cold disc in a
warm unit or vice versa |
| • | Moisture (or condensation) on the disc or in the player, which
may result in one of the following conditions: |
| • | Increased skipping due to the following conditions: |
| - | Excessive interior temperatures |
| - | Excessive operating temperatures |
