The right eye is blurey and dirty - Yukon NVB Viking 3.5x40 RX

Hey Laurie,
There is several things that might cause the distortion, polarized sunglasses, a non-hun windshield, the HUD lens is dirty, plastic coating on your glasses, the HUD is distorted if you are tall. if you wear bifocals , the HUD might to fall into the progressive range and isn't quite in focus. possibly the HUD is in focus with your left eye but not your right eye???
Just a few things that you might "look at"... :)

Clean the laser eye, eye probably dirty can't read disk. or your disks are dirty or to scratched to much.

i would see a docter

sounds like the eye is dirty use a little rubbbing alcohol and a soft lint free cloth (like you use for cleaning glasses and wipe the eye area clean DO NOT USE WATER TO CLEAN THE EYE ) rubbing alcohol evapourates quickly water doesn't

Try cleaning the eyes in the middle where you insert the paper they may be dirty. If cleaning dosnt help then the eyes or pcb inside could be defective.

If the CD is a cd you purchased, it coudl be that your CDROM laser eye is dirty or damaged. If the CD is a "burned" CD-R or CD-RW, your CDROM may not be able to read them.

If the CDROM is a CD-RW then i woudl say that the eye is either dirty, weak, or bad.

it is due to poor lighting in background and it seems your camera light setting is flouresent change it according to background and take pictures

CDR error means the trouble is in the laser eye,maybe the eye is faulty already or dirty. If the laser eye is dirty,then you need to clean it with a cotton buds.Open the unit then wipe the laser eye tenderly with the cotton buds or buy a DVD / CD cleaner kit.Just click this link;
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Hope its help:

Regards;
VOTIT

Hi,

Most CD players that would not play a disc even with a known good disc inside signifies that the laser eye/lens is not reading the disc. This could probably be attributed to:
1. dirty, damaged, inverted, blank, un-finalized burned CDs
2. defective, weak, dirty/dusty burned-out laser eye/lens;
3. dirty, dried up lubrication of the slider shafting (where the laser eye's carriage moves) or some other components; and/or
4. dirty, dried up lubrication, defective spindle motor.

A few things you can try:
1. Use a CD cleaner (readily available from most computer shops);
2. use a can of compressed air and blow through the inside of the loaded disc area;
3. gently tap on the top cover where you estimate the reading/laser eye/lens would be;
4. gently press on the tray door (if it's got one) once the disc is loaded;
5. relube, clean as necessary but that would require pulling the unit out of the dash.

Should this not be corrective, perhaps your best bet would be to seek the services of a qualified professional such as those in a Service Center. Alternately, your friendly neighborhood electronic shop should do just fine.

Hope this be of some help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kindest regards.

Thank you for using Fixya.

Most DVD players that would not play a disc even with a known good disc inside signifies that the llaser eye/lens is not reading the disc. This could probably be attributed to:
1. dirty, damaged, inverted, blank, un-finalized burned CDs or DVDs;
2. defective, weak, dirty/dusty burned-out laser eye/lens;
3. dirty, dried up lubrication of the slider shafting (where the laser eye's carriage moves) or some other components; and/or
4. dirty, dried up lubrication, defective spindle motor.

A few things you can try:
1. Use a CD cleaner (readily available from most computer shops);
2. use a can of compressed air and blow through the inside of the loaded disc area;
3. gently tap on the top cover where you estimate the reading/laser eye/lens would be;
4. gently press on the tray door once the disc is loaded;
5. relube, clean as necessary

Should this not be corrective, perhaps your best bet would be to seek the services of a qualified professional such as those in a Service Center. Alternately, your friendly neighborhood electronic shop should do just fine.

Hope this be of some help/idea. Pls post back how things turned up or should you need additional information.

Good luck and kindest regards.