akuma587 on 21 January 2008
If you clean the drives it is usually not a problem. Just by an optical media cleaner that is a disc and that has tiny brushes. One that deionizes doesn't hurt either.
They don't have one of these for Blu-Ray yet (at least as far as I know), but they should have one by the time your PS3 stops reading discs.
I used a disc cleaner on my PS2 (both of them), and they both worked like they were brand new afterwards. One of them had stopped playing DVD's a LONG time ago, but it would play them afterwards like it was the day I bought it.
Not all disc drive cleaners are born equal though, avoid liquids or anything like that. Get an actual disc that has tiny brushes.
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