After it has fixed 25 discs, do you throw it away, or can you replace the worn out part?
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You can replace the polishing wheel when it wears out. They will fix more than 25 discs. I have found that one complete revolution will fix most scratches so it isn't necessary to let it run for two, as suggested in the instructions. You can also remove the polishing wheel and rinse it under warm water after each use to prolong the life of the wheel. My previous model was not motorized however each wheel would repair between 50 and 60 discs.
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After a while, just replace the buffing wheel. They're relatively cheap and do the job.
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read the directions of both your player & & cleaner disk !! this usually helps . , when all else fails !!
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I agree with the gentleman who says, "Take it to a professional." You can damage your disc, and also the machine, if you try to remove it yourself.
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I agree with the advice that Sharon offered. If its just the plastic cover, use it without it. If for some reason youcan not, buy a new one. New is more fun. Good luck Gerry
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Sorry, I don't remember. Mine is packed for a move. But I do remember the whole disc was very boring. Not worth the money.
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I should also mention that yes you do need to use the correct "music" discs. I used the correct discs, but my unit/s showed faults after minimal use each time. My first unit showed consistent errors, I had it repaired by manufacturer and it came back faulty again, it was replaced by the seller with another brand new unit that worked for about 3 weeks, then replaced again with another unit that worked for a few months. Finally I was fed up with this piece of junk and after much disagreement with the seller, they eventually agreed to offer me a full refund. If you can get your money back and buy a quality brand recorder, I would do that. Good luck I should also mention that yes you do need to use the correct "music" discs. I used the correct discs, but my unit/s showed faults after minimal use each time. My first unit showed consistent errors, I had it repaired by manufacturer and it came back faulty again, it was replaced by the seller with another brand new unit that worked for about 3 weeks, then replaced again with another unit that worked for a few months. Finally I was fed up with this piece of junk and after much disagreement with the seller, they eventually agreed to offer me a full refund. If you can get your money... » Read More I should also mention that yes you do need to use the correct "music" discs. I used the correct discs, but my unit/s showed faults after minimal use each time. My first unit showed consistent errors, I had it repaired by manufacturer and it came back faulty again, it was replaced by the seller with another brand new unit that worked for about 3 weeks, then replaced again with another unit that worked for a few months. Finally I was fed up with this piece of junk and after much disagreement with the seller, they eventually agreed to offer me a full refund. If you can get your money back and buy a quality brand recorder, I would do that. Good luck « Show Less
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I have ordered additional discs and I would suspect you can order parts also by contacting the company directly. The address and phone number is in the book that came with your machine. If you cannot find it let me know and I will look it up for you when I get home and let you know.
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I agree with the advice that Sharon offered. If its just the plastic cover, use it without it. If for some reason you can not, buy a new one. New is more fun. Good luck Gerry
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I think you would have to ask the maufacturer if you can buy a replacement from them since it is specifically designed for this application. However, I bought this as a gift for my mother and she soaks the disc and then just puts it in the container. The terra cotta disks are readily available on Amazon in many shapes. As long as they are in an airtight container, any of those will work.
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Do not buy one of these. I have 3, all are broke and the factory can't fix them. One broke before one disc was completed, warranty couldn't fix it. Came back from repair more broken than sent in. Even purchased software upgrade. A pure waste.
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I do nothing to the disk until it does start skipping, or the player will not recognize the disc. When it comes to cleaning, I always start with the shortest spin time, and the least abrasive solution. Then look at the surface after a final cleaning. If still scratched, make another pass. So far, nothing has been too far gone to save.
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I would say buy a new one. Tech changes fast and there is probably one out there that can do more. Mine still works great though. I love it!
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No, Amazon wants the whole thing back. I was missing two disks. After making enough noise, Amazon offered to refund 20% of the price ($3?). Such a waste and not the best customer service.
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you have to buy alternative hardware to do small than dvd disc not sure of cost but it will fix if you buy the extra hardware. I suggest going to a place that rents games and ask them to fix your game cost is not effective unless you have lots of games to fix like more than 30 atleast cost about 200 for the right set up to clean smaller than dvd disc. there is a more expensive machine that comes with all hardware
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Hi Karen, Thank you for your message! We can definitely get you 30 of these discs. Please place an order to be fulfilled by Disc Store and we will have this sent out right away. Thank you and I hope to hear from you soon! Mira
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It depends which seller you buy it from. Some will include a restore disc but others will not. So before purchasing you might want to try contacting the seller and ask if it will come with a restore disc. But more than likely if it were to include a restore disc it will say so in the description of the product. I hope this has helped you, Chris
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Email their customer support. They are fantastic and will help you get everything you need. You probably don't need what was on that disc anyway.