Repairing discs on the EcoPro: cycle times and tips

Repairing discs on the EcoPro: cycle times and tips

A quick look at the EcoPro in everyday use: loading a disc, choosing the cycle length and keeping repairs moving at the counter.

What the video covers

  • Automatic start: put the disc in and close the lid. A 30-second cycle starts by itself, and the machine can be set to start on a 60-second cycle instead.
  • Longer cycles for deeper damage: press Start again to double the time to 60 seconds, and again for 2 minutes. The longer the cycle, the deeper the damage it removes.
  • Water and polish: the thump you hear is the water pump. The machine uses polish and a little tap water during each cycle.
  • Very quiet: it runs quietly enough to sit near the counter.

Tips for getting through a pile of discs

  • Keep the next disc ready, so you can swap it in as soon as the lid pops up.
  • Serve customers at the till while a disc is repairing. Organised stores can get through two or three hundred discs a day.
  • Discs come out warm. That's normal.
  • The machine doesn't build up much heat, so it can run one disc after another all day.

Need a hand?

If your machine needs more than a quick fix, book a service online. For more guides, see our tech info pages.