if its the same as mine you can pop the cover off and manually wind the gear mechanism which ejects the dvd if its under warranty i wouldnt do it .
Best i can suggest , soz
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Sex God
PM sent hun. 
Sex God
just go in to the shop in disguise..... brave it out hun, not worth invalidating ur warenty to save your bushes!
Orgasminator
Depending on the unit, there may be a very small hole below or to the left/right... stick summat small in there and it will pop out....
Failing that, if its out of warenty then most units only have 2-4 screws at the back, slide the top forward, then physically push the draw out
Also while the dvd draw does seem to be "stuck in" its only by the cogs and a very small motor, you can prize it out against the motors causing the resistance.
Failing that, if its out of warenty then most units only have 2-4 screws at the back, slide the top forward, then physically push the draw out
Also while the dvd draw does seem to be "stuck in" its only by the cogs and a very small motor, you can prize it out against the motors causing the resistance.
Sex God
Quote by JudyTV
take it in and tell them ermm
my son has sent me in, to see if u can fix his dvd player!!
worth a try!!
Now that is constuctive greg, I like that one. He used my address for his porn catalogue, but I opened it first cos I recognised the name
I passed it on to his mum. She blamed me for his deep rooted interest in perversion, I told her I wasnt bi until I met her . All is fair in divorce and porn :P .JudyTV
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: This situation is rather like being caught with ones knickers down don't you think? 
I appreciate your predicament Judy, I have often feared this self same thing happening to my video player. So far it hasn't. 
Now regarding the DVD content itself. Speaking as a St8 bloke I think many of us secretly enjoy watching tranny porn even if it's only just for a change from the usual fuck n' suck they usually churn out which gets boring after the first 500 such scenes. So perhaps the engineer who gets his hands on your DVD will secretly thank you for providing him with something entertaining. :wanker:
Just a thought..
I appreciate your predicament Judy, I have often feared this self same thing happening to my video player. So far it hasn't. Now regarding the DVD content itself. Speaking as a St8 bloke I think many of us secretly enjoy watching tranny porn even if it's only just for a change from the usual fuck n' suck they usually churn out which gets boring after the first 500 such scenes. So perhaps the engineer who gets his hands on your DVD will secretly thank you for providing him with something entertaining. :wanker:
Just a thought..
Most CDs and DVDs with a slide-out tray can take a fair bit of abuse before they break, so you probably won't do yours much harm if you try the 'brute force and ingnorance' approach, no matter how out of character that might be for you!
First, look for a small hole somewhere near the tray opening that is the right size to stick an unrolled paperclip into - 1-2mm or so across. If you are lucky, you'll find one of these, and pushing an unrolled paperclip into the hole will cause the tray to open enough for you to grab and pull gently but firmly. Make sure the power is off, and unplugged first though!
If you don't see the hole, you'll need something soft enough to wiggle in to the gap round the tray but strong enough to put a bit of pressure on, sharp enough to fit in small gaps, but not sharp enough to scratch things, with which to poke around the edge of the tray to pull it out.
Luckily, the bit of a biro lid that is meant to clip onto things is the perfect tool for this job!
Get poking about, and you should be able to retreve your DVD safely.
First, look for a small hole somewhere near the tray opening that is the right size to stick an unrolled paperclip into - 1-2mm or so across. If you are lucky, you'll find one of these, and pushing an unrolled paperclip into the hole will cause the tray to open enough for you to grab and pull gently but firmly. Make sure the power is off, and unplugged first though!
If you don't see the hole, you'll need something soft enough to wiggle in to the gap round the tray but strong enough to put a bit of pressure on, sharp enough to fit in small gaps, but not sharp enough to scratch things, with which to poke around the edge of the tray to pull it out.
Luckily, the bit of a biro lid that is meant to clip onto things is the perfect tool for this job!
Get poking about, and you should be able to retreve your DVD safely.
Quote by Mister_Discreet
Most CDs can take a fair bit of abuse before they break, so you probably won't do yours much harm if you try the 'brute force and ingnorance' approach, no matter how out of character that might be for you!
First, look for a small hole somewhere near the opening that is the right size. If you are lucky, you'll find one of these, and pushing into the hole will open enough for you to grab and pull gently but firmly. Make sure the power is off, and unplugged first though!
If you don't see the hole, you'll need something soft enough to wiggle in to the gap but strong enough to put a bit of pressure on, sharp enough to fit in small gaps, but not sharp enough to scratch things, with which to poke around the edge to pull it out.
Luckily, the bit of a biro lid that is meant to clip onto things is the perfect tool for this job!
Get poking about, and you should be able to retreve your DVD safely.
:laughabove: :rotflmao: :laughabove: :rotflmao: :laughabove: :rotflmao: :laughabove: :rotflmao: :laughabove: :rotflmao: That's what I always advise! :twisted:
You would be amazed Judy how many systems come back with porn stuck in em... Im a PC man myself but from what I saw over the repairmans shoulder when my DVD died (I'm too cheap to own any DVD porn so that wasn't stuck in there luckily) it looked very like a pc drive.
Thats where the ideas of the emergency eject ideas are coming from (The small hole at the front) I have not seen them much on comercial DVD players, only PC ones, but you could be lucky.
I would say that replacing the unit may be an option if you can afford it. However before that you may want to try to take it apart carefully, keeping a note on how it comes apart and you should be ok. (Obviously unplug it all and leave for a short while) It all comes down to how easy you find this techy stuff. Wish I could be more help, but this one of those hands on things where without sight of the unit it hard to know how to help.
Wish you luck with it.
Thats where the ideas of the emergency eject ideas are coming from (The small hole at the front) I have not seen them much on comercial DVD players, only PC ones, but you could be lucky.
I would say that replacing the unit may be an option if you can afford it. However before that you may want to try to take it apart carefully, keeping a note on how it comes apart and you should be ok. (Obviously unplug it all and leave for a short while) It all comes down to how easy you find this techy stuff. Wish I could be more help, but this one of those hands on things where without sight of the unit it hard to know how to help.
Wish you luck with it.
