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> Coin wrote:
> LIEEEEEEEEEE!
>
> True tis a lie. Had my ps2 since release, works fine with gt4, and
> never *touch wood* had any problems with it. Learn to look after your
> stuff, don't put your ps2 on the floor first off - its a dust magnet!
I extremely take good care of it. After using it each time, I wrap it in several plastic covers before puting it in the drawer. I never use compact discs which exhaust the lens and I only have 6 DVD's. The only thing I do with it is gaming, and I still had to take it to Sony to clean the lens 3 times until now. Somehow, every year at the beggining of summer, something happens. I don't know what is it, it just happened 3 times until now. Lately I have been putting it in it's box after wrapping it, and I'm afraid that this will happen again...
*dusts hands*
> LIEEEEEEEEEE!
True tis a lie. Had my ps2 since release, works fine with gt4, and never *touch wood* had any problems with it. Learn to look after your stuff, don't put your ps2 on the floor first off - its a dust magnet!
> In the official UK Playstation site they said that the reason why GT4
> doesn't work is because the lens needs to be cleaned, and they
> mentioned something about a DVD cleaning kit.
I'd be interested to know who they were that mentioned the DVD cleaning kit, mainly because most of the older version PS2 manuals expressly state that using them is a bad idea (they scratch the PS2's lens as well as cleaning it). The newer version manuals don't mention DVD cleaning kits at all.
> some ps2s are too old to play
> gt4
Also...
LIEEEEEEEEEE!
Unscrew case.
Remove case top.
Unscrew drive cover.
Remove drive cover.
Get white spirite / methanol.
Dab cotton bud in previously mentioned alcohol.
Whipe, using circular motions.
Throw bud away.
Replace drive cover.
Screw in drive cover.
Replace case top.
Screw in case top.
Simple.
gt4