CD Player Cleaning

A dirty CD player can result in poor sound quality. Before assuming the issue lies with the player itself, test with several discs first to ensure the CD isn’t damaged.

Important Note: Prior to using any of the products mentioned, it is highly recommended to thoroughly read and understand all safety precautions associated with each product. It is also strongly advised to perform a patch test before proceeding with usage.

Please be advised that this guide is intended for informational purposes only and APC Pure cannot accept any responsibility for the outcome of any usage based on this guide.

Here are the materials you'll need:

• Isopropanol 90-91%
• Deionised Water

Step 1: Begin by ensuring that there is no CD inside the player. If your CD player has a tray-loading mechanism, open the tray, and disconnect the power cable without turning it off from the power button. This will leave the tray open, allowing you access to the slot.

Step 2: Using a handheld air bulb, gently blow away any dust accumulated inside the CD player's slot and/or tray.

Step 3: If the previous step did not resolve the issue, it's time to clean the CD player's lens. Remove the lens cover. Using a lint-free cleaner, apply a small amount of Isopropanol 90-91% Blend over the lens surface. Rub the cloth gently over the lens until the centre of the lens appears shiny. In case of any sugar-based residue, use Deionised Water. Allow the lens to dry completely before replacing the cover. Remember, however, that attempting these procedures may void your warranty. If the problem persists despite cleaning the CD player, it may be advisable to seek professional help.