8 replies
by hereinoz
Buy a new one and install it - these things have a service life and are not worth repairing.
Cheers,
Alan
by vdsa_15
by langlier
by donmars
by donmars
by cherper
I have already tried all the suggestions and to no avail. When I try to eject by pushing the button the green light flickers and that's it!
This computer is only 1 yr old and nothing has happened to explain the sudden stop. The other cd drive works fine.
Have you tried to use the "manual Eject" others talked about? Will the drive open using a straightened Paperclip or toothpick?
It sounds like the drive is dead. If you push the button and the drive does not eject, 99% of the time it's a bad drive. To verify this the best thing you can do is unplug the IDE cable so that the only cable connected is the power cable and then power up the PC, try opening the drive normally. If it fails the drive is bad, that's all there is to it. You'll probably need to call the manufacturer and see if it's still under warranty.
Good Luck!
by amdforme
I agree with HereInOz...I had the same problem not
too long ago. My unit worked ok for awhile then
wouldn't open. I bought a new CDRW/DVD drive combo,
(Pioneer), for around $65 and haven't had a problem
since.
Good Luck
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