Disks are new, clean, legit.
SOURCE: my wii wont read disc
If Wii gives Disc Read Error, first step you need to check is to try
another disc or clean the exisitng disc. This will confirm that problem
is with either Wii or Disc. If the console itself is giving disc read
error then it needs to be repaired. You may check out DIY Wii Fix Guide,
that will show step by step information to fix the problem yourself. It
also gives information on fixing many Wii Related Problems, so its a
kind of Wii Problems Reference Fix Guide
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SOURCE: previously recorded disks and new disks all-dirty disk rejection
you may need to go thru the cleaning process a couple of times since it has never been cleaned ,but I'm glad there is a for sure improvement
that was my thinking about the laser lens cleaning disc , I have helped alot of people with thier player as well because they to did not know of the disc either. they do not advertise it enough for people to always hear about it or include the cleaning process and recommendations(maybe because they want you to buy a new one is about right!)
sometimes they get so dirty the laser lens has to be cleaned manually ( with a q - tip and the disc solution )
if you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask
electech1
SOURCE: wont read disks says unable
Hello
there
From
what you have said it sounds like you have the DISK DRIVE READ ERROR
The
main causes are Hardware failure, overheating or wear & tear.
You
may need to perform simple maintenance, clean or in some cases adjust
settings. To
get the best advice on where to start I recommend a Wii
Repair Guide
, From this you can fix the problem at home and avoid any large
repair bills. Its easier than it sounds when you have help from the
guide.
The
other solution would be to send the console off to Nintendo, This is
free if your still in warranty. If your console is out of warranty
then the usual price of repair is $90 Glad
I could Help! Good
Luck & Best Regards Pete
SOURCE: wii disk wont spin any disks
Hi
there jus4
What
to do when your Wii Has problems with reading disks and you have
tried cleaning the disk.
This
does not mean your Disk Drive needs replacing more often than not it
just needs the laser to be readjusted.
Option
1
You
can send this off to Nintendo if your still in warranty because it is
included in there free fixes so they will do the collecting for you,
fix it and return the Wii to you, all for free, but it will take 4-6
weeks.
Option
2
If
you are out of warranty its the same process as above but its $150 in
cost
Option
3
now
a new Disk drive would cost around $75 for a compatible one and you
may need some one to fit it at a cost as well.
Option
4
What
I recommend is a Wii
Repair Guide that will show you the simple steps yourself, you
will be up and running again in less than an hour and the cost is far
less than option 2 & 3
Good
Luck
Chris
Foley
Feel
Free to leave me a comment if you need further assistance.
Hi
there freidgat
What
to do when your Wii Has problems with reading disks and you have
tried cleaning the disk.
This
does not mean your Disk Drive needs replacing more often than not it
just needs the laser to be readjusted.
Option
1
You
can send this off to Nintendo if your still in warranty because it is
included in there free fixes so they will do the collecting for you,
fix it and return the Wii to you, all for free, but it will take 4-6
weeks.
Option
2
If
you are out of warranty its the same process as above but its $150 in
cost
Option
3
now
a new Disk drive would cost around $75 for a compatible one and you
may need some one to fit it at a cost as well.
Option
4
What
I recommend is a Wii
Repair Guide that will show you the simple steps yourself, you
will be up and running again in less than an hour and the cost is far
less than option 2 & 3
Good
Luck
Chris
Foley
Feel Free to leave me a comment if you need further assistance.
Hi
there jus4
What
to do when your Wii Has problems with reading disks and you have
tried cleaning the disk.
This
does not mean your Disk Drive needs replacing more often than not it
just needs the laser to be readjusted.
Option
1
You
can send this off to Nintendo if your still in warranty because it is
included in there free fixes so they will do the collecting for you,
fix it and return the Wii to you, all for free, but it will take 4-6
weeks.
Option
2
If
you are out of warranty its the same process as above but its $150 in
cost
Option
3
now
a new Disk drive would cost around $75 for a compatible one and you
may need some one to fit it at a cost as well.
Option
4
What
I recommend is a Wii
Repair Guide that will show you the simple steps yourself, you
will be up and running again in less than an hour and the cost is far
less than option 2 & 3
Good
Luck
Chris
Foley
Feel Free to leave me a comment if you need further assistance.
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