Wii wont take disc completely in the unit help

U need to have a Y-shaped screw-driver to open your wii..they are traditionally called tri-wing or Y0. Once you have those, I suggest you take photos as you dissemble the console so that you put it back in the correct (reverse) order that you opened it..
Good Luck

Well I think thast the disc drive is broken or there might be something stuck inside
of the wii console like coins keep video games consoles out of reach from little kids they will reck video games consoles then.

Important Note!
Do Not use "One-Time Mode" sync.
Syncing can be completed only if a compatible game disc is running in the console.The Wii Balance Board may need to be synced to each compatible game individually.Some games may require you to go into a specific screen to sync the Wii Balance Board.These sync settings will be saved even after the console is turned off.
1. Insert a Wii Balance Board compatible game disc in the Wii console.2. Use the Wii Remote to select the Disc Channel from the Wii Menu, then select "Start" to begin the game.3. Open the SD Card slot cover on the front of the Wii console.4. Remove the Battery Cover on the bottom of the Wii Balance Board.
5. Press and release the SYNC button on the Wii Balance Board. The Power LED on the board will start blinking.
6. Press and release the SYNC button on the console while the Power LED on the board is still blinking.7. The Power LED will stop blinking and light steadily once the synchronization is complete.8. Replace the battery cover and return the board to the normal operating position.

the Nintendo wii is a glorified dvd player with a few major exceptions. it sounds like the units optical pickup has dust or debris on it. try the
Wii Lens Cleaning Kit at amazon for 10 bucks. very common and simple fix.

http://www.amazon.com/Wii-Lens-Cleaning-Kit-Nintendo/dp/B001GZT1UI

How frustrating -- but very common unfortunately.

If you want to try and remove it yourself, you will need to open the Wii and open the drive. Most of the time, after you open the Wii, the coin will fall right out. Other times, you will also need to open the drive to fix it. There is a company here in the U.S. that will remove a coin pretty cheap, around $29.95 including shipping of the Wii back to you as long as nothing else is damaged:

Click HERE for website that does such repairs.

CLICK HERE for Special Nintendo Screwdriver

Do you have 5 stars on you file on the main menu?
1. Successfully complete the game. 2. Successfully complete all normal levels. 3. Collect all 207 Star Coins in Worlds 1 through 8. 4. Successfully complete World 9 with all 24 Star Coins. 5. Successfully complete all levels with all alternate paths (all Warp Cannons and Mushroom Houses used). 6. Successfully complete all levels without unlocking the Super Guide Block (do not die eight times) to unlock sparkling stars.
If you do have 5 stars then don't worry, you have beaten the game, don't fret.

Check your waranty but I believe by now it's void.

Get some canned air inside of it and blow it out. If you were agressive with putting your game in, the feed could be damaged. It's a lightweight material that would break before it bends; if you have any small kids who could have even potentially (hit it, dropped it, misused it, (not limited to one)), there could be something wrong.

Best thing to do is clean it. I personally think your disc feed is damaged.

Open it up (if you're out of waranty) and clean off the lazer and anything that looks dirty. Use a q-tip for the lazer but be careful because it's very sensitive.

I'm very sorry your wii doesn't work and I hope i've helped you resolve your problem.

Good Luck!

kids inserting coins in the video game??? is this? disassemble the wii and remove the coins...take a look in youtube and you will see many videos tutorials to disassemble it...
Good Luck!!!

I would not advise using the drive if there are any loose objects inside. Doing so would void your warranty, cause damage to the wii, and possibly even bodily injury. If the disc should come into contact with the loose object while spinning at high speed, the disc could shatter and the shards may actually break through the drive casing.

A loose object, if it catches something traveling at high velocity, can easily damage the casing and the wii remember

The only practical solution is to remove the drive from the wii and obtain a replacement. It would be prohibitive to try to fish out the loose object, since you might damage the internal components in doing so. you will need to call Nintendo ( 1-800-255-3700) and see if they can fix it or guide you through taking the disk drive out

I don't think they will slide out if you turn the MBP on edge. I would take it to the Apple store and be prepared for a nice bill. I hear kids also do this in the disk player in the car to get it fixed It won't be cheap, I 'm afraid,

At the very least the drive will need to be removed, I fear. It may actually have to be replaced. A few hundred dollars, I would guess.

Good luck

well I have 3 kids and let me tell you this I had this happen a few times to me and guess what it was? the kids put the disk into the unit the wrong way.

Also as far as your case if it is not working 100% then it could be the lazer is out of alignment as well which is fixable.