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How do I fix my DVD drive not ejecting?

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How do I fix my DVD drive not ejecting?

Opening a CD or DVD drive tray that is stuck closed (Windows 7 and earlier)

  1. Restart the computer.
  2. If the keyboard has a disc Eject key, press it.
  3. In Windows 7 or Windows Vista, click Start , and then click Computer.
  4. Right-click the icon for the disc drive that is stuck, and then click Eject.

How do I eject a DVD from my Samsung Blu Ray player?

Eject the disc tray

  1. Only use the STOP button on the front of the Blu-ray Disc player. The remote control won’t work for this operation.
  2. The disc tray should eject and the Blu-ray Disc player will turn off.
  3. It may be necessary to press the STOP button in the third step two or three times.

Where is eject button on Samsung Blu Ray player?

There is a hole below the bottom chassis. This hole is used to eject the tray manually.

How do I eject a disc from my Philips Blu-ray player?

Below are the recommended steps to isolate the issue you currently have. Follow these steps to eject the disc: Turn off the Blu-ray Disc player. Disconnect the power cord or AC adapter. Allow the disc player to remain without power for 30 seconds. Connect the power cord or AC adapter to a power outlet.

Why is the disc tray not ejecting from the player?

IMPORTANT: If you have the BDP-S1, S2000ES, S300, S301, or S500 models, refer to The disc tray doesn’t eject when you press the OPEN/CLOSE button article instead. This issue occurs if the disc is damaged or if you insert the disc into the Blu-ray Disc™ player incorrectly.

Why won’t the disc tray open on my Blu-ray Disc™ player?

This issue occurs if the disc is damaged or if you insert the disc into the Blu-ray Disc™ player incorrectly. If TLK ON or LOCKED appears on the front panel of the disc player, unlock the device to resolve the issue. The disc tray won’t open if an internet streaming service (such as a Netflix® video) is playing.

Does the eject button beep when you put a disc in?

The eject button no longer beeps when pressed regardless of whether or not there’s a disc in. It will not accept discs automatically, but it can be pushed in and the manual screw works to pull and push discs out. Once the disc is in the system doesn’t even try to read it as if it still doesn’t know there’s one there.