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sergiosparks Posted - Jan 11 2010 : 07:50:50 AM
I have been lost or mis diagnosed disc equiptments that would prompt
me "no disc" the disc would just jerk then do nothing...before i would get a sirenge and inject some laquer thinner on the spindle motor and the problem seems to be cured but now a days spindle motors are just about 2$ US so replacing them is a time saving option while repairing.

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