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    i seem to be having a similar problem. model 2 as well.

    my spindle was a little too low as well and it the laser would make a lot of grinding noises.

    i lifted the spindle slightly with my finger and tested a music cd and it works good now.

    it takes 1-2 sec to go to next song a little longer to skip over a lot of songs. 3 sec to load the cd at startup.

    should i still open it up?
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    that's absolutely normal.. Don't forget, it's a single speed drive (1x), so it's seek time is quite slow...

    though, if you feel it's taking a little long, just clean the lens...
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    yea i did clean the lens before and im playing a cd on this sucker right now and it's working very nicely.

    no grinding now, just normal clicking.

    thx

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    evildragon, could you tell me what to grease the laser metal rail with?

    i opened my system up to check it out and everything is in tact but I removed some of the gunk from the rail.

    i have some silicon spray. can i put a little bit of that on a q-tip and spread along the rail?

    thx man

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    you're supposed to LEAVE the "gunk" on the rail.. it's lubricant...

    you want something that's like oil for a car, it prevents the friction from damaging the parts...
    Customized Sega Genesis Model 1 - VA3. Energy efficient with buck converters instead of LM7805's.


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