Bang & Olufsen DVD 2, Manual

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Maintenance
Regular maintenance, such as cleaning
the system, is the responsibility of the
user. To achieve the best result,
follow the instructions to the right.
Contact your Bang & Olufsen retailer
to determine recommendations for
regular maintenance.
Any defective parts are covered by the
guarantee during the warranty period.
No solvents or abrasive cleaners should ever
be used on DVDs, video CDs or audio CDs.
Handling the hard disc
The built-in hard disc has a high storage density
that enables long recording duration and high
speed data access. Depending on the setup
environment and handling, some content may
be damaged resulting in failure of playback and
recording. To avoid damage to the hard disc and
losing important data, observe following
precautions:
– Do not move the DVD player or subject it to
vibration.
– Do not remove the AC power plug from the
mains socket without switching the DVD player
to standby mode.
WARNING!
The hard disc is not a device for storing recorded
content permanently. We recommend that you
copy the important video content to a recordable
DVD disc as backup.
Bang & Olufsen can not be held liable for any loss
of data due to hard disc breakdown.
Cleaning the DVD player
Wipe dust off the surface of the DVD player using
a dry, soft cloth. If necessary, remove grease stains
or more persistent dirt with a firmly wrung soft
cloth which you have dipped in a solution of
water containing a few drops of mild detergent.
Never use alcohol or other solvents to clean any
part of the DVD player!
Do not attempt to clean the optics of the DVD
player or open the DVD player yourself. Leave
such operations to qualified service personnel.
Handling your discs
Handle discs with care. If the disc is always held
by its edges and placed in its original cassette
when out of the DVD player, no cleaning will be
required. Should the disc become soiled by
fingerprints, dust or dirt, it can be wiped clean
with a lint-free, soft, dry cloth. Avoid extreme
heat and humidity, and never write on your discs.
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