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Old 08-11-2008, 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Franklin Joseph
Update: I just upgraded to V31 without a hitch...so i assume the unit is still reading. It was burnt onto a CDR.
The Navteq dvds are all original.

I did cleaned the dvds with tissue, and after a minute of reading, it came on, i navigated and when i input something, it stalled. I changed dvds, it came on again, i tried to zoom out, it zoomed, but the map was blank.

I'm gonna get a dvd cleaner tomorrow to try out. If that doesnt work, i'm outta ideas.

Thanks
Franklin
Your CD laser is fine but the DVD laser is weak / old / dead.

You need to replace the laser head (hard) or entire DVD/Cd mechanism (easy) or entire nav unit (easy)

Above is listed in order of costs.... laser head is cheapest, entire Mk4 unit is most expensive.
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