Works SPECIFICALLY for dirty lenses ONLYWii SAVER - Just remember it may not me the fix for allFixed my "Press the Eject button and remove the disc" problem. Did not fix read disc errorSaved the day!Reasonable price for how much product you get.Wii Lens cleaning kit did not solve my problem.life saver! See all 2 answered questions Customers also viewed these itemsEndust Lens Cleaner 2620001,061Wii U Lens Cleaning Kit10Wii-3,331Nintendo Wii DVD Rom Drive Disc Replacement Repair Part262Need customer service? Ships from and sold by InStock Group. Leegoal Tri-wing Screwdriver for Nintendo Wii, Gamecube, Gameboy Advance Gen Wii & DS Lite Tri-Wing Triwing Screwdriver Tool FREE Shipping on orders over $49. #62 in Video Games > Wii > Accessories #976 in Video Games > Accessories 7.9 x 5.5 x 1.2 inches; See all 506 customer reviews See all 506 customer reviews (newest first) it didn't help our WII to keep it running. It didn't see to,do th job.

Great product, but didn't fix our problem as the hard-drive was busted It arrived today, and we cleaned the lens and my grandson is playing the Wii as I write. air purifier in australiaI am so glad it worked!air purifier black friday 2014Extra pad are included, so we can use it again when needed.how to install uv air purifier Turned out, not to be my solution. The drive was bad. It did work as advertise, but could have done the same with a DIY solution. Apparently, cleaning was not the issue. I'm still out of the money I paid. It was a "win or lose" situation. I couldn't rate it any better than three stars because I'm not sure it works any better than average. I can't really hold this against the product, as I'm sure many Wii DVD drives will respond favourably to being cleaned.

My wii stopped accepting discs. I bought this cleaning kit, hoping it would clear up the problem. I ran through the instructions and cleaned my wii and it didn't do anything for... Endust Lens Cleaner 262000 Wii U Lens Cleaning Kit Gen Wii & DS Lite Tri-Wing Triwing Screwdriver Tool Look for Similar Items by Category Video Games > Wii > Accessories See and discover other items: lense kit, wii accessories IP address: 54.203.190.23Time: 2016-09-25T15:35:54ZURL: http://www.youtube.be/watch%3Fv%3D0luhsNFDnm4I resisted the lure of the Nintendo Wii when it first came out. When it comes to video games, I still dig the old school, original Super Mario Bros. and Legend of Zelda. My idea of cleaning a video game system was always blowing into the cartridge receptacle, and then blowing in the cartridge itself. MAYBE using a q-tip if the game still won’t operate. I still don’t know why it worked, but it always did. It didn’t take me long to get on board with the Wii, though.

It boasts a wireless point-and-click interface, connectivity to WiFi, and even streams Netflix instantly to your TV. It’s as if someone probed the suggestion box in my mind, and put everything I ever wanted into one neat, little package. Coupled with the fact that it also plays my old Nintendo GameCube games, the Wii becomes a one-stop shop of awesome. Bearing all that in mind, I want to extend the life of my Wii for as long as I can. Here’s how to do just that. Steps in Cleaning a Wii A word of warning about cleaning a Wii. Do not ever, under any circumstances, open your Wii to clean it. Do not use compressed air to clean the disc slot or its other nooks and crannies. Both of these actions will cause irreparable damage to your Wii, and ARE NOT covered by any warranties that Nintendo or retailers offer. If your Wii ceases to function, and refuses to work even after the cleaning discussion below, you should first check the Nintendo website for step-by-step troubleshooting.

If it still does not work, contact Nintendo customer support. It is imperative that you do not attempt to fix it yourself, unless you plan on buying a new console. How to clean the Wii lens. For those of you who don’t know, the lens is the component that the laser shoots out of in order to read the Wii disc. If it gets dirty or smudged, it can affect how well, or even if, your Wii will read the disc. This is an internal component, and as I mentioned above, you should never ever open up your Wii console. Fortunately, just as there are CD lens cleaners, there is a Wii lens cleaning kit. You can pick one of these up from most retailers, as well as the Internet. Follow the directions on the packaging, and you’re on your way to a better performing machine. You can get the Official Nintendo Wii Lens Cleaning kit at Amazon for about $16. How to clean the Wii exterior. The level of soiling should determine your course of action. Mostly, the exterior shell is in place to protect the interior from getting dusty or dirty, and cleaning it off is a question of aesthetic.

Dust and oils from skin can build up over time, giving your white Wii more of a gray tinge. Take a soft, cotton, lint-free cloth, and simply wipe the plastic down. If it is dirtier than that, I don’t want to know what you’ve been doing with your unit. But seriously, take the same cotton cloth, and dampen it lightly prior to wiping down the Wii exterior. Take great care to avoid any interfaces, as water and technology do not make good bedfellows. How to clean the Wiimote. Okay, this I can see getting dirty. Once again, take your cloth, and wipe the entire remote down. If that doesn’t do the trick, take a bottle of hand sanitizer (avoid alcohol based sanitizers) and cotton swabs. Dip the cotton swab into the bottle of hand sanitizer and rub it gently on the problem area. This should eliminate most of the buildup. Do NOT use the hand sanitizer on the sensor lens on the end of the Wiimote. How to clean the Wii sensor. Do not get the sensor bar wet. Do not use the hand-sanitizer option mentioned above.

And for God’s sake, don’t lick the thing no matter how tasty it looks. You laugh, but I had an acquaintance reason that since you can clean your glasses by licking them (also not a good idea), you should be able to lick your sensor bar. This, it turns out, is simply not true. Once again, take your cloth and wipe it down gently. This should remove any smudging. If you have dust and grit between the cracks, take a dry cotton swab and use it to clean out of the cracks. How to clean the Wii game discs. This comes straight from Nintendo itself. You will need water and a clean, soft, cotton cloth. Dampen a small portion of the cloth. Using straight strokes, lightly rub the disc surface from the center hole out to the edge. Never rub in a circular motion as this will corrupt the information on the disc. Use the same center-to-edge motion with a dry portion of the cloth to clear the moisture. Let the disc sit for at least two minutes before putting it into your system. Always Take Care When You Clean a Wii

Whenever we start talking about cleaning sensitive equipment, we can only give you the information. Once you take matters into your own hands, it’s all on you. If you aren’t careful, you can do serious damage to your system, but so long as you take care of your equipment and follow the cleaning instructions, everything should be fine. Remember that Nintendo will help you if you only ask. You are, after all, their customer, and assuming you didn’t do anything to void your warranty, they’ll likely meet you halfway. 2 Games and 1 Product Suggestion for Your Clean WiiIt’s a block puzzle game that requires skill, hand–eye coordination, and a rudimentary knowledge of physics. It was developed, in part, by Steven Spielberg, and it is ridiculous amounts of fun.This is a very fun game to play. Hand–eye coordination abounds in this title. According to my wife, it also relies heavily on the principles of not falling off of $#@% and not running into $#@%. It’s a 3D romp through the universe, and an overall good time.