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Cdrw drive keeps spitting the drive out constantly

Our philips cdrw drive keeps repeatadly popping the drive out by itself and then again when you close it, the only way to stop it is to hold the drive in, but then when you try and burn something it wont register that there is a cd in there because it thinks the drive is out!!!please help before i destroy it with my bare hands

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As inexpensive as they are, it would be best to replace it. The unit can have a bad laser diode and that causes the action you are describing.

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