And if you do try the lubricant route, be very careful what type you use and where you put it. I would be especially wary of putting any liquid lubricant on the main axis that spins the discs, since it will likely start throwing lubricant all over the place and get on your DVDs or the lens. If you really feel you need to lubricate that, I would think the safest route would be to try putting some graphite on it by just rubbing a pencil on it... It's not going to get into the cracks and crevices, but it's also less likely to be splattered all over the place.
And just in case, maybe run some DVDs you don't care as much about on loop just after lubricating in case there is an issue.
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Date: 2010-06-28 02:44 am (UTC)And just in case, maybe run some DVDs you don't care as much about on loop just after lubricating in case there is an issue.