Replacing the filter
1.Hold both ends of the filter cover and slide it in the direction indicated by the arrow in the diagram below to remove the cover.
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2.Once the filter cover has been removed, you will see a filter on the reverse side. Replace the old filter with a new filter.
3.Put the two hooks on the reverse of filter cover into the holes of front bezel, and follow the reverse of the procedure described in 1 above to return the filter cover to its original position.
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Emergency Disc Removal
In the following cases, discs can be ejected using the emergency ejection hole.
ÖTrouble with the device makes it impossible to remove the disc using the OPEN/CLOSE button or a software command.
ÖA disc that you need to eject remains inside the device but the power is off.
1.Confirm that the power for the device is OFF and that the disc has stopped spinning.
2.Remove the filter cover in the same manner as when replacing a filter.
3.Insert the accompanying pin for emergency ejection straight into the emergency ejection hole and press firmly.
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Holes of front bezel
NOTES:
ÖAlways be sure to return the filter cover to its original position after replacing the filter. (Note that failing to do so may result in the breakdown or malfunctioning of the drive.)
ÖNote that sliding by force and holding down the filter cover may break hooks.
Determining when the filter needs to be replaced
ÖWhen the filter has become noticeably dirty.
ÖWhen the internal overheating indicator begins to come on frequently in spite of the operating environment temperature remaining within the specified operating environment temperature range. (Note that here the ‘overheating indicator’ is to be understood as being lit whenever READ/ WRITE orange indicator flashes repeatedly.)
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4.Pull it out as far as you need to and remove the disc. (The disc tray will open about 5 to 10 mm.)
NOTES:
ÖMake sure to use only the accompanying pin for emergency ejection. (No other object should be inserted.)
ÖNever attempt to forcibly eject a disc that is still rotating, as doing so could result in injury personal or in damage to the disc.
ÖDo not place items within 12 cm of the front of this device, as doing so could obstruct the disc ejection operation.
ÖAlways be sure to remove the filter cover after forcibly removing a disc. Note that failing to do so may result in the breakdown or malfunctioning of the drive.
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