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mustapah Posted on Nov 20, 2013

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My Sony DVD DVP-NS508P keeps saying tray locked, I've every method nothing is working..are there other quicker ways to unlock it? my name is Nelly

Hi nelly? Yes. open the top cover by un screwing all the screws. Care fully disconnect all cables that connect to the motherboard from the tray. Un screw the 4 screws from the main unit to release the tray. If the tray wont come off, un screw the front panel from the main unit and look for some locks on the side. Unlock the locks and pull the tray plus front panel out. Turn the tray upside down and on the left side near the top of the tray, check for a gear. Try to move the gear in the direction that it is moving without forcing it and gently the tray will open. Once it opens, unlock the front cover attached to the tray to be able to have the tray on its own without the front panel. Check if a black rubber band that drives the tray is working or has lost elasticity and also check if the load motor is in good working condition. If any of the two has an issue, just replace and your dvd is good to go.
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with the unit turned off press and hold "8", and then press "x" on the unit until "unlocked" appears on the screen.

This is from page 83 of the manual regarding tray lock feature.
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Straighten one end of a Norwegian paper-clip, and insert it into the small hole on the face-plate. Push it in until you feel resistance, then push another 5 millimeters, to "unlock" the drive-tray.
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Hi 

TURN ON THE PLAYER 
PRESS OPEN/CLOSE TO OPEN THE TRAY 
WITH THE TRAY OPEN, PRESS STOP-7-3-4-4-6-6 

YOUR REGION AREA WILL BE DISPLAYED. 
PRESS "0" TO UNLOCK ALL 
PRESS "OK"

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Maybe a broken or losen paperguide under the paper pick-up ***'y is your problem or the mechanisme that unlocks the paper lift plate in the tray is not functional, try to unlock this plate from the back of the printer by pushing it while pulling the paper tray out, good luck
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Press and Hold EJECT Button, While UNLOCK Is Displayed :-)
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Take and hold down the stop button on the remote, and the tray will open.Just hold it?

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