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Playstation/Gaming Discussions => Gaming Discussion => Topic started by: guar on January 22, 2003, 10:51:03 AM
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Ok, I realize this may be the wrong forum but here I go.
Anyone ever clean the lens on their gamecube? I was at EB games today and they said that there is no lens cleaner disc.
I checked a gamecube forum and could find no info. My GCN
is working fine, I was just wondering what to do if problems
arise. I\'m guessing one would use something like a moistened
q-tip on the lens? Thanks ahead for any input.
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Don\'t clean any lenses, let the experts to gain their money.
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^^^
Yeah, best not to mess with delicate things such as lenses. Leave it to those with the know-how. :)
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I\'ve actually cleaned the lense on my PS2 myself. I searched the web on how to properly take the case off coz if you\'re not careful you can damage the datacable from the dvdrom. After that it was a piece of cake. Just used a q-tip and some alcohol and gently wiped the lense off. I dunno how hard it is to open the GC but I\'m sure it isn\'t that hard.
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Actually the lens is exposed in the gamecube. I just wasn\'t sure if
rubbing alcohol would hurt it.
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Just put it into your washing machine and remember to put lots of washing liquid.
Guarantee to work.
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Originally posted by guar
Actually the lens is exposed in the gamecube. I just wasn\'t sure if
rubbing alcohol would hurt it.
Is that a joke buddy?
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Originally posted by guar
Actually the lens is exposed in the gamecube. I just wasn\'t sure if
rubbing alcohol would hurt it.
Oh ok, kinda like the PSX then. Only seen the GC in pictures so I didn\'t know. Should be a piece of cake then.
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Thanks JP
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If you really want to be carefull, don\'t use a q-tip, it may leave lint. Go to a photography store, and buy some lens paper (it\'s super soft, lint free paper for cleaning)... or use kim-wipes, or some other computer screen cleaning item.
Then use a non abrasive fluid, I use Swish CRT cleaner (again, it\'s for monitors, but works wonders on camera lenses, or fine optics).
Guaranteed not to mess up clear items :).
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Originally posted by FatalXception
If you really want to be carefull, don\'t use a q-tip, it may leave lint. Go to a photography store, and buy some lens paper (it\'s super soft, lint free paper for cleaning)... or use kim-wipes, or some other computer screen cleaning item.
Then use a non abrasive fluid, I use Swish CRT cleaner (again, it\'s for monitors, but works wonders on camera lenses, or fine optics).
Guaranteed not to mess up clear items :).
Yeah that might be the best idea. But you should be able to see if any lint stays on tho. But yeah, do what Fatal said :)