WII Disc Cleaner?

[youinspire85]

My wii has been having issues loading my games. Idk why..so I'm wondering if anyone
knows of like a disc cleaner or something like that. thanks

 

[[Nook]]

Sorry, but there is no disc cleaner for wii. but there is one for xbox 360 by datel.
Its $55.99.

 

[-Aaron]

<big>Try this.</big>

 

[[Nook]]

I forgot to search that site!

 

[youinspire85]

Thanks Travistouchdown =)

 

[[Nook]]

any of you want to be my friend?

 

[royal 9999]

There are disk cleaners out there that aren't just for wii. It's for like DVD's and stuff. Basically ANY disk I have one

 

[FITZEH]

<big>Try this.</big>

This^^

 

[-Aaron]

Thanks Travistouchdown =)

No problem ^_^

 

[FITZEH]

Thanks Travistouchdown =)

No problem ^_^

Travis always as an answer :veryhappy: :veryhappy:

 

[DirtyD]

Sorry, but there is no disc cleaner for wii. but there is one for xbox 360 by datel.
Its $55.99.

Yes there is. It is 9.95 in the US last time I checked. They released it so people could try that instead of sending in their Wii for SSBB.

It would be worth a shot in my opinion.

 

[FITZEH]

Sorry, but there is no disc cleaner for wii. but there is one for xbox 360 by datel.
Its $55.99.

Yes there is. It is 9.95 in the US last time I checked. They released it so people could try that instead of sending in their Wii for SSBB.

It would be worth a shot in my opinion.

My cousin told me that!

 

[Pear]

Send it into Nintendo for repairs. My Wii had the same problem. The lase got out of line and it couldn't read certain discs right.

 

[FITZEH]

Send it into Nintendo for repairs. My Wii had the same problem. The lase got out of line and it couldn't read certain discs right.

Just get the wii disc cleaner...

CHEAPER! :veryhappy:

 

[DirtyD]

I just looked it up, it is actually called the Wii Lens Cleaner

About this product:
Contamination of optical lenses in any device that reads data from a disc - such as DVD players and game consoles - is common and can be caused by anything from dust to cigarette smoke. The official disc lens cleaner is specially-designed for Wii by Nintendo and can help keep the lensesclear of contamination. Please note that the cleaning kit should be used for maintenance and may not solve existing issues and will not affect errors caused by damage to the Wii console or game discs.

Please see below for more information.

Where to Buy:
The Wii LensesCleaning kit can be purchased from Nintendo's online store. Beginning in February, 2009, the kit can also be found at select retail stores. Look for the official Nintendo Seal to make sure any cleaning kit is recommended and approved by Nintendo.

How to Use:
The Wii LensesCleaning kit comes with a step-by-step instruction manual (download the free .PDF version). Please be sure to follow the steps and precautions in the manual when using the Wii LensesCleaning kit.

Here is the ]Click Me[/url]

It is actually 9.99

 

[Pear]

Nintendo repairs it for free. From the day I sent it to when I got it back was 4 days.

 

[DirtyD]

They wont always repair it for free. If they find the HBC or anything like that, I believe they wont even repair it. Also they were only repairing for free due to the issues with SSBB. And your Wii will have to still be under warranty. Just get the disc cleaner, it is a fix to the issue without sending it in. Sending it in is a last resort.

 

[FITZEH]

I just looked it up, it is actually called the Wii Lens Cleaner

About this product:
Contamination of optical lenses in any device that reads data from a disc - such as DVD players and game consoles - is common and can be caused by anything from dust to cigarette smoke. The official disc lens cleaner is specially-designed for Wii by Nintendo and can help keep the lensesclear of contamination. Please note that the cleaning kit should be used for maintenance and may not solve existing issues and will not affect errors caused by damage to the Wii console or game discs.

Please see below for more information.

Where to Buy:
The Wii LensesCleaning kit can be purchased from Nintendo's online store. Beginning in February, 2009, the kit can also be found at select retail stores. Look for the official Nintendo Seal to make sure any cleaning kit is recommended and approved by Nintendo.

How to Use:
The Wii LensesCleaning kit comes with a step-by-step instruction manual (download the free .PDF version). Please be sure to follow the steps and precautions in the manual when using the Wii LensesCleaning kit.

Here is the ]Click Me[/url]

It is actually 9.99

Cool! :gyroiddance: