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CD and DVD Burners Discuss, Newer DVD burners: to clean or not to clean? at International Chat: Hardware related forum; I recently ran a lens cleaning disc in my Pio 111 based on a suggestion Chef made to another poster. It had started producing occasional NEC-type spikes. Oddly, this appears to have fixed it. No spikes since, plus there's been a small overall improvement in burns. Does anybody


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Newer DVD burners: to clean or not to clean?

I recently ran a lens cleaning disc in my Pio 111 based on a suggestion Chef made to another poster. It had started producing occasional NEC-type spikes. Oddly, this appears to have fixed it. No spikes since, plus there's been a small overall improvement in burns.

Does anybody clean lenses on DVD burners regularly and, if you do, what method do you use? I have heard cleaner discs can damage a burner, but the Memorex disc I used didn't seem to cause any problems.

Workknot has a thread about cleaning, but his seems to be involved more with old players and cleaning as a last resort before binning them. I'm more interested in cleaning as a regular practice.
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Re: Newer DVD burners: to clean or not to clean?

Hi,

I wouldn't use such cleaning discs.
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Originally Posted by Philips website
May I use cleaning discs?
We advise NOT to use cleaning discs as the brushes can damage the fragile laser optics of your drive.
Source: http://www.storageupdates.philips.co...emburning.html

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