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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Automated Optical Disc
Repair Machine. Please take a few minutes to read through this manual
to become familiar with your new machine and achieve the best results.
If you have questions concerning the operation or maintenance of this
machine, please visit our website at www.discgotech.com or if within Canada
or the USA, contact our Customer Service Department at 1-866-237-3724.

Important Safeguards
Please read through this entire manual and retain it for future reference. To prevent
personal injury or equipment damage, the following precautions should be observed:

1. Do not use this equipment for other than its intended purpose. The use of attachments,
supplies or accessory equipment not recommended or sold by Disc Go Technologies may cause
equipment damage and/or personal injury and will void the warranty for the unit.

2. Install the DISC-GO-ROBOTO on a flat level surface at least 24” x 24” (61cm x 61cm).

3. Ensure the DISC-GO-ROBOTO has its own grounded electrical circuit. Do not run the power
cord where it may be subject to wear or abuse. Do not allow anything to rest on or roll over the
power cord which may damage it.

4. To protect against the risk of electrical shock, do not put cord, plug or machine where they
may be exposed to water or moisture.

5. Do not use with a damaged cord or plug. If the DISC-GO-ROBOTO is not working as it should,
has been dropped, damaged, or exposed or dropped into water, call DISC-GO-TECH
Support or your DISC-GO-TECH distributor’s customer service department for service.

6. Turn off the DISC-GO-ROBOTO from the outlet when not in use and before changing
supplies (cartridge, pads).

7. Do not install or operate the DISC-GO-ROBOTO in or near flammable or explosive gas.

8. Do not insert objects through the fan grating or other exterior openings.

9. Use close supervision if this machine is to be operated near children.

10. To prevent damage or injury, do not move the DISC-GO-ROBOTO while the lid is open.

11. Do not move the DISC-GO-ROBOTO with a cartridge installed! If the machine is
inadvertently tipped, polish may leak from the cartridge.

12. Avoid coming in contact with any moving parts while the machine is in operation.

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 Table of Contents Machine Description
Machine Description 3
Supplied Components 3 Supplied Components
Machine Familiarization 3
1 DISC-GO-ROBOTO Machine 1 Machine Cleaning cartridge
1 DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm 2 Polishing Pads
Setup Instructions 4 2 Input / Output Disc Spindles 1 Power Cord
Machine Environmental Conditions 4
1 Rejection Spindle 1 Quick Reference Guide
Basic Setup Checklist 5
1 Disc Repair cartridge 1 User’s Manual
Installing the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm 5
Configuring the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm 6
The Disc Repair cartridge 10 Machine Familiarization
Installing Disc Repair cartridge 10
Start-Up Check 11 The DISC-GO-ROBOTO is comprised of two pieces: the DISC-GO-ROBOTO
Lid Locking Mechanism 12 machine and the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm. After you have unpacked them, we
recommend that you retain the packaging in case your DISC-GO-ROBOTO needs to
be transported. Refer to Figure 1 below to better acquaint yourself with the machine
Machine Operation 13 and its parts and to help you set up, operate, and troubleshoot the machine.
Before you Start / Getting Started 13
Mixed Mode Repair 14
End of Repair Session 16 Figure 1: DISC-GO-ROBOTO with Arm
Post Repair 16
1 6
Machine Maintenance 17
Daily Cleaning 17
Regular Cleaning 18 2 7
Switching DISC-GO-ROBOTO back into Disc Repair Mode 19
Replacing the Polishing Pads 20

3 8
Getting to Your Options Menu 21

Options 22 4 9
Software Information 22
Machine Diagnostics 22

5 10
Advanced Options 24
System Counters 24
Firmware Update 25
Machine Mode Settings 26 1 Keypad and Display Screen 6 Lid Latch (on each side of Lid)
Arm Diagnostics 27
2 Vacuum Pickup Head 7 Turntable / Tray
Arm Picker Pressure 28
3 Output Spindle 8 Cartridge Latch
4 Rejection Spindle 9 Cartridge Compartment
Troubleshooting 29
5 Input Spindle 10 Arm Tab Lock (on each side of Arm)
Warranty Information 35
Customer Service / Disc Repair Supplies 36

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Basic Setup Checklist

Setup Instructions This checklist is to be performed the first time you set up your DISC-GO-ROBOTO
or when you re-locate the machine’s environment.
Machine Environmental Conditions Install the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm – (See this page)
Configure the DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm – (See pages 6 to 8)
Surface Preparation: Perform a Disc Sensor Calibration – (See page 9)
Install Disc Repair cartridge and check pads – (See page 10 to 11)
Before you unpack and set up your DISC-GO-ROBOTO, please ensure you have a Perform a Start-Up Check – (See page 11)
flat, level surface at least 24” wide by 24” deep (61 cm by 61 cm) on which to situate
Have questions while setting up your DISC-GO-ROBOTO? Call us at 1-866-237-3724 or contact your
and operate the machine. Allow adequate space on the right-hand side of the machine
DISC-GO-TECH Distributor. Enjoy your new DISC-GO-ROBOTO!
for cartridge insertion and removal.

Environmental Conditions:
Installing the Figure 2: Placing Spindles

Do not use the DISC-GO-ROBOTO in areas subject to direct sunlight or in DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm
locations where liquids, foreign matter, or corrosive gases may enter the interior of
the product. Please adhere to the following temperature and humidity guidelines 1. Place the Input and Output Spindles
when operating, transporting, or storing the DISC-GO-ROBOTO. (the two tall spindles) on the Input and
Output Spindle positioning guides on
the Arm deck (see Fig. 2) by aligning the

T
• Operate machine in 10˚C to 32˚C / 50˚F to 90˚F. two adjustment holes in the spindle
• Transport machine in 5˚C to 40˚C / 41˚F to 104˚F. bases with the screws in the guides.
• Store machine in 2˚C to 45˚C / 36˚F to 113˚F.
Figure 3: Power / Control Connection
Positioning Guides Adjustment Holes

S
• Operate in 10% - 80% relative humidity.
• Transport in 5% - 100% relative humidity (non-condensing). 1 2. Place the shorter Rejection Spindle
• Storage in 5% - 80% relative humidity.2 on the rear most positioning guide. Discs
stuck together on the Input Spindle will
be rejected during the repair process
(1) Should this device or its cartridges be exposed to condensing humidity it may be unsafe to operate. In to avoid damage to the machine or the
this case, the device and/or cartridge(s) must be relocated to adequate operating conditions and remain discs. Stuck discs will be placed on the
unplugged for at least 3 hours past the point of full evaporation. Rejection Spindle while the remainder of
discs on the Input Spindle will continue to
(2) This device and the associated cartridges operate with water based solvents and polishing be repaired normally.
compounds. If the device is exposed to temperatures below 2ºC (36ºF) for a prolonged period, please
Power / Control Plug Power / Control Socket
contact DISC-GO-TECH technical support (at 1-866-237-3724) prior to operation.
3. Closely position the Arm’s back panel
towards the front panel of the DISC-GO-ROBOTO. Line
up Connection Hooks with the parallel slots on the Arm.
Power Input Specifications:
Input Voltage: (configured to region)
a) 90-132VAC
b) 180-264VAC
Input Frequency: 47-63 Hz
Important! Ensure the Arm and
DISC-GO-ROBOTO decks are level with one
Nominal Power Requirements: 300 Watts
Max Inrush Current 15A @ 110VAC or 20A @ 220VAC another for optimum operation!

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 Figure 4: Hook Connections Configuration” Sub-Menu. You will see the screen below (Figure 6). Press the CYCLE
4. Slide Arm back onto the hooks so that SELECT button to select from the following options (see next page):
it is flush with the front of the
DISC-GO-ROBOTO. The Power / Figure 6: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm Configuration Screen
Control Socket and Plug will fit into place
when the Arm is properly seated onto
machine. Push down tab locks on either Arm Configuration
side of the Arm (see Fig. 3 & 4). Proceed Center Tray
to Arm Configuration on this page.

Arm Tab Lock Connection Hooks

Configuring the
DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm Arm Connection Slot

a. Center Tray The following adjustments should only be made if Vacuum

Note: Before first use, it is necessary to configure the Pickup Head is not centered on the Turntable:
DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm to ensure optimum performance. The tray will eject and
the Arm will rotate » If the Vacuum Pickup Head is:
until it is directly over
the turntable. - too far right, press the EJECT button to adjust the Arm’s
position counter clockwise or move Arm manually.
To access the “Arm Configuration” menu that allows you to configure the Arm and
the sensor, you must enter through the OPTIONS Menu.
- too far left, press the CYCLE SELECT button to adjust
the Arm’s position clockwise or move the Arm manually.
To enter the OPTIONS MENU, press and Hold the STOP button AND press the
CYCLE SELECT button, then release both the STOP button and the CYCLE SELECT
- too far forward or too far back from the Turntable
button at the same time. The screen below is what you will see on the display. (For Center, loosen the two screws on the side and one screw
more information on the OPTIONS Menu and its Sub-Menu choices see page 21-22.) on the top of the Vacuum Pickup Head and manually
adjust it in relation to the Turntable Centering Knob.
Figure 5: Initial Options Display Screen

b. Input Spindle The following adjustments should only be made if Vacuum

OPTIONS Pickup Head is not centered on the Input Spindle:
SOFTWARE INFORMATION The Arm will rotate
until it is directly over » If the Vacuum Pickup Head is:
the Input Spindle.
- too far right, press the EJECT button to adjust the Arm’s
position counter clockwise or move Arm manually.

- too far left, press the CYCLE SELECT button to adjust

Arm’s position clockwise or move Arm manually.
Arm Configuration
- too far in or too far out from the Input Spindle, loosen
Press the CYCLE SELECT button until you see the “Arm Configuration” Option. the two screws under its base to move it in or out until
This Sub-Menu allows you to adjust the position of the Arm over each of the three centered under the Vacuum Pickup Head.
spindles as well as the Center Tray. Press the START Button to enter the “Arm

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 c. Output Spindle The following adjustments should only be made if Vacuum Figure 7: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm Input Spindle Depth Screen
Pickup Head is not centered on the Output Spindle:
The Arm will rotate
until it is directly over » If the Vacuum Pickup Head is:
Place Disc on Spindle
the Output Spindle. Press Start to Continue
- too far right, press the EJECT button to adjust the Arm’s
position counter clockwise or move Arm manually.

- too far left, press the CYCLE SELECT button to adjust

the Arm’s position clockwise or move Arm manually.

- too far in or too far out from the Output Spindle, loosen
the two screws under its base to move it in or out until
centered under the Vacuum Pickup Head. Disc Sensor Calibration

This Sub-Menu allows you to calibrate the Disc Sensor which enables the
d. Rejection The following adjustments should only be made if Vacuum DISC-GO-ROBOTO to detect one disc, two discs and no discs on the turntable.
Spindle Pickup Head is not centered on the Rejection Spindle:
1. Press the START button to enter the Sensor Calibration Sub-Menu. The
The Arm will rotate » If the Vacuum Pickup Head is: turntable tray will eject and the display will prompt you to place a disc on the
until it is directly over turntable, as shown in Figure 8.
the Rejection Spindle. - too far right, press the EJECT button to adjust the Arm’s
position counter clockwise or move Arm manually. Figure 8: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Sensor Calibration Screen

- too far left, press the CYCLE SELECT button to adjust

the Arm’s position clockwise or move Arm manually.
Place Disc On Tray
- too far in or too far out from the Rejection Spindle,
Press Start To Continue
loosen the two screws under the its base to move it in or
out until centered under the Vacuum Pickup Head.

This function requires that a single disc be

e. Input Spindle
placed on the Input Spindle. The function
Depth
calibrates the Input Spindle Depth setting.
2. Place a standard disc on the turntable LABEL SIDE DOWN and press the
Arm will rotate over
START button to activate the Sensor Calibration. The turntable tray will retract
the Input Spindle and
and the display will indicate calibration progress.
descend until it contacts
the surface of the disc.
3. When done, the screen will briefly display “Calibration Complete” and return
to Options Menu. Remove disc, press EJECT button to close tray. Press the
STOP button to exit the Options Menu.
f. Center Tray Depth This function does not require a disc to be
placed on the Turntable. The function
Arm will rotate over the calibrates the Center Tray Depth setting.
Turntable and descend
until it contacts the
Turntable surface.

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The Disc Repair cartridge with HydraShine Technology
The quality of the disc repair process is dependent on the quality of the supplies it
uses (Disc Repair cartridge and polishing pads). These items have a fixed usage life and
need to be replaced to ensure optimum disc repair quality. To determine when the
cartridge needs to be replaced, an embedded SmartChip records the number and
type of disc repairs performed and updates a percentage readout on the LCD screen,
informing you when the repair supplies require changing. The polishing pads should be
replaced at the same time you are replacing your Disc Repair cartridge.
Caution: Do not remove the stopper from the cartridge until you are ready to install it. Without the
stopper, liquid will easily spill out of the cartridge if it is tilted. If a small amount of fluid (less than 20 ml)
is spilled, wipe it up with paper towel or cloth. If a larger amount is spilled, do not install the cartridge.
4. Insert the cartridge into the cartridge compartment located on the right hand side
of the machine. When fully inserted, the cartridge latch will audibly ‘click’ and lock
the cartridge into position (see Fig. 9).
Figure 9: Inserting a Cartridge Figure 10: Verify Arm centered over Turn-
table

Table 1: Repair Count Per Cycle

Cycle Duration Discs

Light 2 minutes 250
Medium 4 minutes 125
Heavy 6 minutes 80
Cartridge Compartment Cartridge Latch Turntable Center Knob Pick-Up Head
The total number of discs that can be repaired with one cartridge depends on the
types of repairs and the number of each. Table 1 shows the repair count per repair
cycle, assuming only light or only medium or only heavy repair cycles are performed. Start-Up Check
Any proportional combination of repair cycles can also be performed. For example, if
30 Heavy Cycle repairs have been completed (50% of the maximum), an additional 1. Connect the Power Cord into the Power Socket at the right rear panel of the
50 Medium Cycle or 80 Light Cycle repairs may subsequently be performed before DISC-GO-ROBOTO. Plug it into a properly grounded and fused protected outlet.
the cartridge and pads will need to be replaced.
2. Turn the ON/OFF switch at the right rear of the machine (next to Power Socket) to
Installing Disc Repair cartridge with HydraShine Technology ON. DISC-GO-ROBOTO will initialize and the screen will be displayed (see Fig. 11).

1. Remove the shipping tape and the anti-static foam covering the SmartChip on the Figure 11: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Start Up Screen
Disc Repair cartridge. IMPORTANT! - Do not touch the metal contacts on the cartridge.

2. Shake the cartridge well (agitate approximately 30 to 45 seconds). DISC-GO-ROBOTO LIGHT 100%
3. Remove the red cartridge stopper and set it aside to reseal the cartridge after use.
DO NOT tilt the cartridge without the stopper in place as the polish can very easily
spill out.

Caution! 3. Press the EJECT button to extend the Turntable Tray.

DO NOT TOUCH the METAL CONTACTS
on the top of the polish cartridge. Static
discharge can permanently damage the
onboard SmartChip!
4. Verify that the center hole in the Arm Pickup head is centered over the Turntable
Centering Knob (see Fig. 6). If it is not, turn the power off then on and repeat steps 1
through 3. If still not centered, refer to the Arm Configuration section on page 6-8.
5. Press the EJECT button to retract Turntable Tray.

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Lid Locking Mechanism
The DISC-GO-ROBOTO features a two-stage
lid locking mechanism that ensures it can only
be operated when the lid is closed and locked.
There are some maintenance situations that
require you to disengage the locking mecha-
nism to open the lid (i.e. Changing polishing
pads, inspecting the turntable, cleaning and overall
maintenance, etc.).
Machine Operation
Before you Start...
Figure 12: Lid Locking Mechanism
Quick checklist before beginning your repair:
Lid Latches
Ensure a Disc Repair cartridge is inserted properly and Polishing Pads are
installed (refer to Polishing Pad Installation on page 20).
Ensure the turntable does not have a disc in it. Press the EJECT button or open
the lid (see previous page) to inspect the turntable.

To Open Lid (2 ways): Perform a Start-Up Check to ensure Center Hole in the Arm Pickup Head is
centered over the Turntable Centering Knob (refer to “Start-Up Check” section,
1. Press and hold the FUNCTION button. The EJECT Button FUNCTION Button page 11).
“HOLD TILL LID OPEN” will be displayed on
the screen. Ensure the area around the DISC-GO-ROBOTO, and especially around the
Arm, is free of obstacles that might interfere with machine movement.
At the same time pull both lid release latches (located on left and right side of machine
lid) forward and lift lid fully open until lid catch clicks and holds lid securely open.
Getting Started
2. Alternatively, press the EJECT button to eject the tray. Pull both lid release latches
To begin disc repair:
(located on left and right side of machine lid) forward and lift lid fully open until lid catch
clicks and holds lid securely open.
1. Load the Input Spindle with up to 100 discs, placed label side DOWN.
Figure 13: Lid Catch
Note: The number of discs that can be repaired with one cartridge will vary based on the repair
To Close Lid:
cycle(s) selected. Refer to the “The Disc Repair cartridge” section on Page 10.

1. Pull back lid slightly with one hand. Using other

2. Select the desired repair cycle (LIGHT, MEDIUM, HEAVY) using the CYCLE
hand, gently press Lid Catch (located at the bottom
SELECT button. For multiple selection disc repair cycles, refer to Mixed Mode
of right lid hinge) inward and carefully lower lid.
instructions on the next page.

3. Press the START button. The machine will begin repairing discs, selecting
them one at a time from the Input Spindle, and will stop once all discs have been
processed and deposited on the Output Spindle.
Lid Catch

Figure 14: DISC-GO-ROBOTO START and CYCLE SELECT Buttons

DISC-GO-ROBOTO LIGHT 100%

No Pressure!
Do not force the DISC-GO-ROBOTO lid
down! Doing so could damage the
machine! Please follow the instructions
above to learn how to close the lid properly.

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Mixed Mode Repair 7. Once all damage modes have been programmed with your disc quantities, press the
STOP button. You will briefly see the screen displayed below.
Mixed Mode allows the user to program a customized batch repair of discs with
varying levels of damage. To use Mixed Mode, the user must sort and count discs into Figure 16: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Disc Loading Instructions
their appropriate damage levels: Light, Medium, and Heavy damage. Each batch is then
entered into the machine, in the order described.
Place discs on spindle,
In Mixed Mode, the maximum number of discs which can be repaired is automatically Light Bottom, Heavy Top
calculated based on:

• Percentage of Disc Repair cartridge life left;

• Damage level and number of discs in the previous batch; and
• Damage level of discs in current batch.

To get started in Mixed Repair Mode:

8. Load your LIGHT damage discs on the Input Spindle first, followed by all MEDIUM,
1. Press the CYCLE SELECT button until the CYCLE screen display reads “MIXED.” then HEAVY damage discs. REMEMBER - All discs must be loaded label side down!

2. Press and release the STOP button. This will initiate the Mixed Mode and the 9. Press the START button when you have loaded the discs onto the Input Spindle to
following screen will appear. begin the repair process. Figure 17 is an example of a Mixed Mode repair screen.

Figure 17: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Mixed Mode Screen

Figure 15: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Mixed Mode Setup Screen

Mixed Mode Setup 000 DISC-GO-ROBOTO Mixed 100%

Qty Light Discs L:030 M:040 H:30

L:30 refers to 30 M:40 refers to 40 H:30 refers to 30

3. Press the START button to begin setting up the damage mode. Light Damage discs. Medium Damage discs. Heavy Damage discs.

4. Press the CYCLE SELECT button to enter in the numbers of damaged disc types in
your batch. The screen will initially display the maximum number of repairs
available in the mode displayed (in this case, Light mode). This number is based on how
many repairs the cartridge is able to do. The value will then change to zero, at which
point you can use the CYCLE SELECT button to add in discs incrementally. Hold the
Stack it in order!
CYCLE SELECT button down for 3 seconds to rapidly add in disc quantities. In Mixed Mode repairs, please load Light
damage discs first on the spindle, followed
5. Press the START button to accept your entered value. The screen of Figure 11 will by Medium then Heavy damage discs. And
be displayed again. always load discs LABEL SIDE DOWN!

6. Press the CYCLE SELECT button to go to next damage mode. Repeat steps 3-5.

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End of Repair Session Machine Maintenance

It is normal for some polish to be present within the repair chamber after use.
Once all discs have been processed, the screen of Figure 18 will be displayed.
However, the machine must be cleaned regularly to avoid polish build-up that may
Figure 18: DISC-GO-ROBOTO End of Repair Session Message otherwise interfere with its operation.

Daily Cleaning
DISC-GO-ROBOTO
Input Stack Empty The following cleaning routine should be carried out at the end of each day:

1. With the lid open and secured, use a damp cloth (warm water, no soap) to wipe the
turntable, lid and all surfaces within the entire repair chamber.

2. Wipe down the exterior using a soft damp cloth. Use of Final Spray on the exterior
is also recommended to achieve a “like new” shine.

Figure 19 Figure 20
Post Repair
An automated rinse and buff sequence is performed at the end of every repair cycle.
The disc(s) should come out clean and ready to use or store.

If your Disc Repair cartridge is at 0% or will not proceed with more repairs because
of inadequate polish levels (i.e. trying a heavy repair at 1% cartridge level capacity),

a) Perform a machine cleaning cycle (refer to page 13 for Machine Maintenance).

b) Replace the Disc Repair cartridge with a new one.

c) Check Rejection Spindle. Any discs that are stuck together, whether by static, label Repair Chamber: Wipe all surfaces with a damp cloth.
residue or other means, the DISC-GO-ROBOTO will detect and reject during the
disc repair process to avoid damage to itself or the discs. Stuck discs will be placed
3. With the turntable tray ejected, inspect the area around both drains (see Fig. 21).
on the Rejection Spindle while the remainder of discs on the Input Spindle will
Use a pipe cleaner if necessary to ensure the Main Drain is clear of obstructions.
continue to be repaired normally.
Figure 21

Emergency Overflow Drain

Seek Guidance!
Main Drain: Ensure this
Machine Diagnostics should ONLY be
line is kept clean and clear
used when guided by DISC-GO-TECH of obstructions
Tech Support at 1-866-237-3724.
Damage to the machine and/or injury
may result from improper use.

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Activating the Cleaning Function: (Continued)

Regular Cleaning
The DISC-GO-ROBOTO uses a special Machine Cleaning cartridge to flush out the
lines and hoses that deliver and drain polish compound through the machine so that
they do not clog. It also cleans several surfaces within the repair chamber, including
the turntable, disc tray and the splash shield.
The DISC-GO-ROBOTO’s cleaning process is self-contained, meaning that all
cleaning solution and waste are recycled back into the Machine Cleaning cartridge.
Eventually the cartridge will lose its effectiveness over time, with ten uses being a
maximum for each cartridge. An embedded SmartChip informs the user via the
machine’s LCD panel on the number of cartridge uses remaining.
1. If a Disc Repair cartridge is in the Cartridge Compartment, depress the Cartridge
Latch (see Fig. 22) and gently pull it out, keeping it as level as possible to avoid spills.
Seal the cartridge with a red Cartridge Stopper and set it aside.
Remove the red Cartridge Stopper from the Machine Cleaning cartridge. Please use
this Cartridge Stopper to seal up the Disc Repair cartridge if you have misplaced the
one that came with it.
2. Insert the Machine Cleaning cartridge into the Cartridge Compartment and press
the START button. The Cleaning cycle will run for a total of 10 minutes. During this
time, the turntable will spin and the disc tray will be extended several times.

Machine Cleaning cartridge with HydraShine Technology should be used: 3. Once the Cleaning Cycle has completed, it is recommended that you perform the
Daily Cleaning routine (see page 17) to ensure the entire Repair Chamber is free of
• At the 50% level mark and at the end of each Disc Repair cartridge (once 0% is any polish build-up.
reached) and prior to installing a new repair cartridge.

• If your DISC-GO-ROBOTO will not be used again for 24 hours or more. Switching DISC-GO-ROBOTO back into Disc Repair Mode

• Prior to use if several days have passed between repair cycles. After you have finished the machine cleaning routines, the DISC-GO-ROBOTO can
easily be returned to Disc Repair mode by following the steps below. Be sure to turn
• If discs were inadvertently placed label side up into the machine. off your DISC-GO-ROBOTO to avoid any potential hazards before you begin.

Activating the Cleaning Function: Shake the Disc Repair cartridge!

Unlike the Machine Cleaning cartridge, this one needs agitation!
Before you start the Machine Cleaning function of the machine, it is recommended
that you remove the Polishing Pads (See page 16 - Polishing Pad Removal). Although you
can run the cleaning function with the pads installed, removing them prolongs their
life and effectiveness. Also be sure to check that there is no disc on the turntable Figure 22: Removing Cartridge from the 1. Depress the Cartridge Latch and pull
before you install the Machine Cleaning cartridge and initiate the Cleaning function. Cartridge Compartment the Machine Cleaning cartridge out of
the Cartridge Compartment. Keep the
cartridge level to avoid spills.

2. Recap the cartridge using the original

Don’t Shake It! Cartridge Stopper or the stopper from
The Machine Cleaning cartridge must not be the replacement cartridge. Set aside for
shaken! Once you are done with it, replace it future cleaning use (up to 10 uses).
with the Disc Repair cartridge (which can
3. Wipe up any spilled fluid inside the
and should be shaken) and continue.
Cartridge compartment.

4. Shake a Disc Repair cartridge for 30

seconds, remove the cartridge stopper,
1. Depress Latch 2. Pull Cartridge and insert it into the Cartridge
Compartment and continue.

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Replacing the Polishing Pads
Polishing Pads should be replaced with every new Disc Repair cartridge. Failure to do
so will result in poor quality repairs and could potentially damage both your discs and
your machine.
Figure 23: Polishing Pad Figure 24: Polishing Pad Installation
Ribbed Squeeze Points Alignment Prongs Prongs align with holes in Pad Holder
Polishing Pad Removal
1. Open the Lid fully so that the lid catch is engaged.
2. Locate the ribbed ‘squeeze points’ on the outer edge of the Polishing Pad (see
Figure 19). Supporting the Lid with one hand, remove the pad by squeezing together at
the squeeze points and then pull the pad off. Discard the used pad.
Warning! Lid can fall shut if lid catch is not engaged fully,
potentially resulting in injury (refer to page 12 “Lid Locking Mechanism.”)
Polishing Pad Installation
1. The Polishing Pads have two alignment prongs protruding from their backsides.
These two prongs must each align with a hole on the pad holder (see Fig. 23).
2. Supporting the Lid with one hand, align the two prongs with the Pad Holder holes.
Gently squeeze the ribbed squeeze points and press the new pads onto the Pad
Holders. The pads should ‘snap’ into position.
3. To verify that the pads are installed properly, spin each one. They should turn
smoothly and uniformly, with a slight ‘floating’ action. Gently pull on each pad.
They should not easily come off the pad holder.
4. Gently close the Lid. Do not allow the Lid to slam shut.
5. Turn the DISC-GO-ROBOTO on and continue to repair discs.
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Getting to your Options Menu
Your DISC-GO-ROBOTO provides a user interface to several software based tools
that access system, diagnostic and troubleshooting information as well as calibration
and alignment capabilities. These tools are accessed through the OPTIONS MENU,
accessible only when the machine is idle (i.e. not repairing discs).
To enter the OPTIONS MENU:
Press and Hold the STOP button,
AND
Press the CYCLE SELECT button, then release both the STOP button and
the CYCLE SELECT button at the same time. Below is the screen you will
see on the DISC-GO-ROBOTO’s display.
Figure 25: Initial Options Display Screen
OPTIONS
SOFTWARE INFORMATION
The following buttons are used to navigate through the OPTIONS Menu:
START Button - Performs a function similar to the ENTER key on a
Personal Computer (PC). Pressing the START button allows the user to
SELECT an option or ENTER a particular function in the OPTIONS Menu.
STOP Button - Performs a function similar to the ESC key on a PC.
Pressing the STOP button allows the user to Exit out of the OPTIONS
Menu or navigate back up one level within a Sub-Menu of OPTIONS Menu.
CYCLE SELECT Button - Performs a FORWARD or NEXT function.
Pressing this button allows the user to browse forward through available
options within the current menu.
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Options 2.1.1. Press the START button to activate the Main Motor. The turntable
will spin as long as the START button is depressed.
While in the OPTIONS Menu, various Sub-Menu choices are available for you to
select. You can cycle through the choices using the CYCLE SELECT button. 2.2. Polish Pump In – The Polish Pump operates in two directions –
pumping polish into the repair chamber during the repair process, and pumping
1. Software Information polish back into the cartridge at the end of the repair process, thereby clearing
the lines. The Polish Pump In setting tests the forward flow direction into the
This is the first Sub-Menu displayed and is selected by pressing the START button. repair chamber. Ensure the Lid is open and a cartridge is inserted before testing.
The Date as well the Version of the operating system software will display on screen.
2.2.1. With a cloth, paper towel or cup at the ready, press the START
button to activate the Polish Pump In. The pump will make an audible whir-
Figure 26: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Software Information Display Screen
ring sound, and polish solution will flow from both black Fluid Nozzles on
the underside of the Splash Shield (see Fig. 28), as long as the START button
is depressed.
SOFTWARE INFORMATION VX.XX
Date: Jan 01, 2XXX 2.3. Polish Pump Out – This setting tests the reverse direction of the Polish
Pump (into the cartridge). Ensure the Lid is open and a cartridge is inserted prior
to testing.

Figure 28: Splash Shield Components 2.3.1. Press the START

button to activate the Polish
Pump Out. The pump will
make an audible whirring
2. Machine Diagnostics sound, and polish solution
will be drawn back through
This Sub-Menu places your DISC-GO-ROBOTO in diagnostic mode that may be used
the polish lines and into
to activate and observe the functionality of various components within the machine.
the cartridge. No liquid will
Press the START button to enter the Machine Diagnostics Mode. Cycle through each
be pumped into the repair
of the Sub-Menu options by pressing the CYCLE SELECT button, then activate your
chamber.
choice by pressing the START button.

Figure 27: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Software Information Display Screen 2.4. Pad Solenoids –
This setting is used to test
Fluid Nozzles the two Pad Solenoids
which raise and lower the
OPTIONS Polishing Pad Holder Polishing Pad Polishing Pads at various
Machine Diagnostics times during the repair
Splash Shield Disc Clamp
cycle. Ensure the Lid is open
prior to testing.

2.4.1. Press the START button to activate the Solenoids. Both pad plungers
should activate and retract towards the Splash Shield as long as the START
button is depressed.

2.1. Main Motor – This setting is used to test the functionality of the
2.5. Center Solenoid – This setting is used to test the main solenoid which
Turntable Motor. Ensure the tray is fully retracted, there is no disc on the
raises and lowers the Splash Shield cover. Ensure the Lid is open prior to testing.
turntable, and the Lid is open prior to testing.

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3.1.1. Press the START button to enter the System Counters Sub-Menu.
2. Machine Diagnostics (Continued) Press the CYCLE SELECT button to select from the following options:

2.5.1. Press the START button to activate the Centre Solenoid. The Splash This is the total operating time and the total
a. Total Counter
Shield assembly will retract as long as the START button is depressed. number of discs repaired (see Fig. 26). This
counter cannot be reset or cleared.
2.6. Rinse Pump – This setting tests the Rinse Pump and the entire Rinse
system. Ensure the Lid is open and a cartridge is inserted prior to testing.
b. Batch Counter This is the operating time and number of discs
repaired in the current batch.

Note: The Rinse Pump operates in short bursts only. To

avoid damage to it, do not engage it for longer than two seconds. c. Clear Batch This will clear both the time and number of discs
Counter in the Batch Counter to zero.

2.6.1. Press the START button to activate the Polish Pump Out. The pump Figure 29: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Total Counter Screen
will make an audible whirring sound, and polish solution will be drawn back
through the polish lines and into the cartridge. No liquid will be pumped
into the repair chamber.
Total Counter Discs:
Time (Min): 000 000
2.7. Disc Sensor – This setting tests the sensor that detects if there is one,
two or no discs on the turntable. The sensor may be re-calibrated if necessary
through the Sensor Settings Sub-Menu, below. Prior to beginning this test,
ensure the lid is closed, the lid latches are locked and the tray is retracted.

2.7.1. Press the START button to activate the Disc Sensor test. A 3-digit
number will appear on screen reflecting the height of the Centre Disc
Clamp relative to the turntable as long as the START button is depressed.
If a disc is on the turntable, the value will be approximately 15 points higher
than a result value from testing with no disc on the turntable.
2.8. Buzzer – This setting tests the on-board buzzer. The buzzer will sound as
long as the START button is depressed.
Advanced Options
Your DISC-GO-ROBOTO provides a user interface to several software based tools
that access system, diagnostic and troubleshooting information as well as
calibration and alignment capabilities. These tools are also accessed through the
OPTIONS MENU, accessible only when the machine is idle (i.e. not repairing discs).
Consult support at DISC-GO-TECH 1-866-237-3724 before accessing these options.
4. Firmware Update
4.1. This Sub-Menu allows you to update and/or upgrade the
DISC-GO-ROBOTO’s software via a Software Update Cartridge.
4.1.1. Before starting, power the down the DISC-GO-ROBOTO. Remove
any Disc Repair or Machine Cleaning cartridge from the machine. Insert
Software Update Cartridge into the Cartridge Housing.
4.1.2. Enter into the OPTIONS Menu (see page 21) and when you have
cycled through to FIRMWARE UPDATE, press the START button.
4.1.3. The DISC-GO-ROBOTO will read the cartridge and line 2 of the
machine display will read “Update DISC-GO-ROBOTO” (see Fig. 30). Press
the CYCLE SELECT button until the option “Update Both” is selected.

4.1.4. Press the START button. The DISC-GO-ROBOTO will ask to

3. System Counters
confirm your selection. Press the START button once more to confirm.
3.1. This Sub-Menu allows you to access counters which keep track of the time
4.1.5. When prompted to reset the machine, power it down and wait for
spent repairing discs and the number of discs repaired. To access the counters:
30 seconds.

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4. Firmware Update (Continued) 5. Machine Mode Settings (Continued)

4.1.6. After 30 seconds, turn on machine. A message will appear not to To manually repair discs once SOLO Mode has been selected:
turn off the machine during the update process. The DISC-GO-ROBOTO
will be updated first and will take 30-45 seconds to update. After this, the
a. Press the EJECT button to extend the Turntable Tray. Place a disc
Arm will be updated and will also take 30-45 seconds to complete.
onto the Turntable, label side down.

4.1.7. When prompted to reset the machine, power it down and wait for
30 seconds. b. Press the CYCLE SELECT button until the desired repair cycle is
selected.
4.1.8. Turn on machine. DISC-GO-ROBOTO should start up as usual.
c. Press the START button to begin repairing the damaged disc.
Figure 30: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Firmware Update Screen

Once the repair cycle is done, the tray ejects and remains open with the repaired disc
Firmware Update on the tray. Remove the disc and press the EJECT button to retract tray. (Note: The
Update DISC-GO-ROBOTO DISC-GO-ROBOTO automatically operates in SOLO Mode if the Arm is not attached.)

6. Arm Diagnostics
6.1. – This Sub-Menu allows you to test and verify functionality of the Arm.

6.1.1. Press the START button to enter the Arm DIAGNOSTICS

5. Machine Mode Settings Sub-Menu. The screen will display “INITIALIZING...” and the Arm will
swing fully clockwise to its “home” position. Press the CYCLE SELECT
5.1. This Sub-Menu allows you to set the DISC-GO-ROBOTO to operate in button to select from the following diagnostic modes:
automated (ROBOTO), demonstration (DEMO), or manual (SOLO) mode.
a. Rotational Motor Tests Arm movement from left to right
5.1.1. Press the START button to enter MACHINE MODE SETTINGS.
b. Screw Motor Tests Arm movement up and down
5.1.2. Press the CYCLE SELECT button to select one of the two Machine
Mode options: c. Vacuum Pump Tests Arm vacuum pickup system

a. ROBOTO Mode This is the default repair mode. The Arm must be
attached and connected. Your DISC-GO-ROBOTO
will load discs from the Input Spindle, repair
them, and place them on the Output Spindle.
Used for demonstration only to simulate disc
b. DEMO Mode
repair process. No polish is used and pads do
not engage.
c. SOLO Mode Press the START button to select this option.
SOLO mode enables the manual processing of
discs, without use of the Arm.
d. Input Stack Pressure
e. Center Tray Pressure
The Arm will rotate until it is over the
Input Spindle, then descend until it
touches the top disc. If no discs are on the
Input Spindle, it will descend to the bottom
of the spindle. The Arm will then return
back to its home position.
The tray will eject and the Arm will rotate
until it is over the turntable, then descend
until it touches the surface. The Arm will
then return back to its home position.

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7. Arm Picker Pressure

Troubleshooting
7.1. This Sub-Menu allows you to adjust the amount of pressure the Arm uses Display Messages
when picking up a disc. If you are noticing that several attempts are required
before most discs are picked up, you can increase the amount of pressure (in Message: “Input Stack Empty”
increments of 5) to improve the accuracy of disc pickup.
Figure 32: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Input Stack Empty Message

Figure 31: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Arm Picker Pressure Screen

Input Stack Empty

Press Stop to Continue
Arm Picker Pressure
Input Spindle

7.1.1. Press the START button to enter the Arm PICKER PRESSURE
sub-menu. The initial screen of Figure 30 will be displayed (on previous page).
7.1.2. Press the CYCLE SELECT button to select from the following
configuration options:
In normal use, this message occurs when the DISC-GO-ROBOTO has finished
repairing all discs in the Input Spindle. It may also be displayed if the Arm failed to pick
up a disc from the Input Spindle. This can occur if the disc’s surface around the center
hole is damaged, irregular, or has a paper label on it or if the Vacuum Pick-up Head is
damaged or has polish buildup such that a vacuum seal cannot be made.
Solution:

If the Input Spindle is NOT empty:

a. Input Spindle Pressing the CYCLE SELECT button will
increase the picker pressure in increments of 5. a. Turn your DISC-GO-ROBOTO off and check that the Input Spindle is cen-
The picker pressure value will wrap around to tered on its positioning guide, that the disc(s) do not have any warping or crack-
zero once it reaches 255. ing damage, and that the discs are not stuck together.

b. Inspect and clean the Vacuum Pick-Up Head. A squirt of Final Spray can be
b. Center Tray Pressing the CYCLE SELECT button will
used to remove any build-up, especially on the inner and outer edges.
increase the picker pressure in increments of 5.
The picker pressure value will wrap around to
c. Turn the DISC-GO-ROBOTO on and continue repairing discs. If the problem
zero once it reaches 255.
persists, contact a DISC-GO-TECH Customer Service representative.

If the Input Spindle is empty and more disc repairs are desired:

Call us first! Do not change a. Place additional discs onto the Input Spindle.
any settings on your machine unless you are
instructed to by DISC-GO-TECH Support. b. Remove all discs from the Output Spindle.
Contact us at 1-866-237-3724!
c. Press the START button to continue repairing discs.

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Message: “No Disc Detected”
Figure 33: DISC-GO-ROBOTO No Disc Detected Message
No Disc Detected
Press Stop to Continue
Occurs if there is no disc on the Turntable or if the Disc Sensor is out of calibration.
Solution:
a. Press the EJECT button and verify whether a disc is on the turntable.
b. If a disc is present, refer to the Sensor Calibration instructions on Page 9.
Message: “Check Pads”
Figure 34: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Check Pads Message
Check Pads
Reset Machine
The “Check Pads” message can occur if the turntable is prevented from turning freely,
because of excessive friction between the pads and disc.
Solution 1: Check for worn or improperly installed pads:
a. Inspect the pads for excessive wear and/or for proper installation (refer to
“Replacing the Polishing Pads” on Page 16). If needed, replace pads.
b. Clean any fluid from the Splash Shield and turntable and carefully lower lid.
c. Reset machine by turning the power back on and continue with disc repairs.
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Message: “Check Pads” (continued)
Solution 2: Check for signs that polish is flowing onto the disc:
If the flow of polish onto the disc is impeded, the polishing pads generate excess
friction and heat and will damage the surface of the disc. To prevent this from
occurring, a “Check Pads” error is generated and the DISC-GO-ROBOTO will stop.
a. Check that the Repair Cartridge contains polishing fluid and is installed
correctly (the rear of the cartridge should align with the edge of the Cartridge
Compartment and the Cartridge Latch should be fully engaged).
b. To test if there is polish flowing, use the Options Menu to enter the Machine
Diagnostics, “Polish Pump In” test mode (see Page 19). Verify that polish is
flowing out the two black Fluid Nozzles on the underside of the Splash Shield.
c. If polish is not flowing, remove the Repair Cartridge and inspect the openings
on the cartridge and the mating connectors inside the Cartridge compartment.
Apply silicone grease to the inner edge of the cartridge openings to improve
their seal and ensure positive fluid draw.
d. If polish is still not flowing, replace the Repair Cartridge. If this does not
resolve the problem, inspect the pump and fluid lines for blockage or leaks.
Message: “Check Lid” The “Lid Open” message occurs when the Lid of the
DISC-GO-ROBOTO is not fully closed.
Figure 35: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Check Lid Message
DISC-GO-ROBOTO
Lid Open
Solution:
a. Pull the Lid Latches forward and open the lid.
b. Ensure there are no obstructions between the lid and top surface. Wipe off
any dried polish, debris, or fluid.
c. Gently close the lid and lock the Lid Latches. Continue with disc repairs.
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Message 5: The “Replace Cartridge” message occurs when the cartridge level
reaches 0% or is too low to complete the selected repair cycle (i.e. a Heavy Cycle
cannot be competed with 1% remaining).
Figure 36: DISC-GO-ROBOTO Replace Cartridge Message
c. Reconnect the Arm. If the message persists, refer to the “Machine Mode
Settings” (Page 26) to change the operating mode to “DISC-GO-ROBOTO”.
d. Resume repairing discs.

Situation: The DISC-GO-ROBOTO does not process and repair discs as well as it
did when it was first received.
DISC-GO-ROBOTO
Replace Cartridge Solution:

The quality of the repair process is highly dependent on the quality of the polishing
materials used. Both polish and polishing pads have a fixed usage life and must be
replaced after every 250 light repairs, or 125 medium repairs, or 80 heavy repairs, or
any proportional combination thereof.

Solution: a. Press the Lid Release button and open the lid of your DISC-GO-ROBOTO.
Remove both polishing pads.
a. Replace the cartridge with a new one, or one which still has the capacity to
repair discs. b. Replace the Repair Cartridge with a Cleaning Cartridge.

b. If the same message is displayed, ensure that the cartridge is properly installed c. Press START to run a cleaning cycle (see page 17 for Machine Maintenance).
(Refer to the “Installing the Disc Repair cartridge” section on Page 6).
d. Once the cleaning cycle is complete, replace the Cleaning Cartridge with the
Repair Cartridge, install new polishing pads and resume repairing discs.
Situation: DISC-GO-ROBOTO is powered up, but the display reads
“DISC-GO-SOLO”.
Situation: The Arm is dropping discs during transfer.
Figure 37: DISC-GO-SOLO

Solution:

DISC-GO-SOLO LIGHT 100% a. Inspect the discs on the Input Spindle to ensure that they are dry and clean
and do not contain paper labels. Remove any sticky or tacky substances with a
damp, low abrasion cloth and allow the discs to dry.

b. Inspect and clean the Vacuum Pick-up Head. A squirt of Final Spray can be
used to remove any polish build-up, especially on the inner and outer edges.

c. Ensure that the Input and Output Spindles are in the correct mounting
Solution: positions. Check that the discs are not hitting the sides of the Input Spindle
during loading. If they are, refer to the alignment procedures of the Arm
a. Separate the Disc Repair Unit and the Arm. Configuration section starting on Page 6.

b. Ensure that the power and control plug on the Arm and the power and con- d. Press START and resume repairing discs.
trol socket from the Disc Repair Unit are properly connected.

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Situation: I installed a new cartridge, but the cartridge level reads “00%”.
Solution:
a. Verify the Repair Cartridge is new.
b. Turn your DISC-GO-ROBOTO off. Re-insert the cartridge fully, ensuring
that the back surface of the cartridge is flush with the body of the Cartridge
compartment and that the Cartridge Latch is engaged. An audible ‘click’ is heard
when installed correctly (Refer to the “Installing the Disc Repair cartridge” section on
Page 10).
c. Turn your DISC-GO-ROBOTO on.
d. Resume repairing discs.
Warranty Information
One Year Limited Warranty
Disc Go Technologies Inc. warrants the DISC-GO-ROBOTO to be free from defects in material and
workmanship under normal use for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase, except as noted.
There is no warranty with respect to the following, which may be supplied with the DISC-GO-ROBOTO:
polishing pads and/or polish and/or cartridges and/or supplementary products. This warranty extends
only to the original consumer and does not cover damage from abuse, neglect, or any other use not
specified in the printed directions. The warranty does not cover problems caused by fire or other natural
calamities. The warranty is void immediately if an improper repair or adjustment is made by anyone
other than an authorized Disc Go Technologies service center; if the consumer does not use the cleaning
cartridge at the intervals recommended in the printed directions; and/or if the consumer uses any car-
tridge and/or polishing pads and/or polish and/or supplementary products not authorized for use by Disc
Go Technologies in the printed directions. The warranty applies to the product from the original date
of purchase and the owner must furnish proof of original purchase from Disc Go Technologies or a Disc
Go Technologies authorized reseller. This product is intended for commercial use only. The unit must be
shipped, freight prepaid or delivered to the nearest authorized repair center in either its original pack-
age or similar package affording an equivalent degree of protection. The repaired unit will be returned
to the customer at the customer’s expense. For a detailed description of the product warranty please
contact our customer service center.

EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, DISC GO TECHNOLOGIES INC.

Still Stuck? If you are still experiencing difficulties or problems, contact us at
1-866-237-3724 or visit our web site at www.discgotech.com!
EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR INCIDENTAL
LOSSES CAUSED BY THE USE OF THIS APPLIANCE AND UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL DISC
GO TECHNOLOGIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY AMOUNT GREATER THAN THE ACTUAL PURCHASE
PRICE OF THE UNIT.
If you have a claim under this warranty, DO NOT RETURN THE APPLIANCE TO THE STORE OR
DISTRIBUTOR! Please call our CUSTOMER SERVICE NUMBER. This warranty is valid only in Canada
and the USA.

In the U.S. and Canada, this warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other legal
rights which may vary from state to state, or province to province. Call toll free 1-866-237-3724.

Limitation of Use
This machine will not repair cracked, warped, or foil damaged discs. If there is damage to the data
within the disc, this machine cannot repair or restore the data. Attempting to repair cracked or warped
discs may damage the machine and void the warranty.

Disclaimer
Reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this information, but Disc Go Technologies Inc.
and the product distributors extend no warranties, make no representations and assume no
responsibility as to the accuracy or suitability of information. Judgements as to the suitability herein are
the purchaser’s responsibility.

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 Customer Service
Please call your local DISC-GO-TECH Distributor for customer service. Please have
your DISC-GO-ROBOTO close by when you call us at 1-866-237-3724. This will help
us answer your questions. Or visit us at www.discgotech.com for more information.

Your Authorized DISC-GO-TECH Distributor:

Disc Repair Supplies

Keep your DISC-GO-ROBOTO running smoothly and your discs looking sharp by
replacing your old, worn supplies. Below is a essential supply reference. Please check
out our website at www.discgotech.com for more supply choices.

DISC-GO-ROBOTO Disc Repair Packs Machine Cleaning Final Spray Kit

Polishing Pads with HydraShine Cartridge
Technology

For Single Sided discs - Single Pack Good for 10 machine 4 oz. Final Spray, 2
Item #: 1010052 Item #: 1010090 cleaning cycles cleaning cloths
Item #: 1010074 Item #: 1010036
For Double Sided discs- Four Pack
Item #: 1010066 Item #: 1010089

Eight Pack
Item #: 1010094

12 Pack
Item #: 1010095

Disc-Go-Technologies, Inc.
1-866-237-3724 | www.discgotech.com | © 2009

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