Mcd-810 cd/mp3 dj player

No there will not be a easy fix for this. You can keep putting up with this the way you have been or buy a new receiver and try to sell this one on craigslist, eBay, etc.

Take cover off. Locate tray which houses the DVD. You must locate the planet gear (teeth 360 degrees) and turn that manually. It may resist if something is stuck (kid object). Find the UFO first and get it out of there. Then try to plug unit in and eject before prying or applying pressure to the gearing to drive the tray out. You may skip some teeth on the gear and the from that point on the DVD won't load or eject correctly anymore. There is a sensitive timing sequence there so if you skip a tooth, it will need to go the repair center. Take your time and examine everything and try to remove the UFO. Turn it upside down and shake, etc. Then continue to use the eject button. This is all you can do at home. If that fails find a repair center.

Manually eject the disc tray

1. Disconnect the power cord and any other cables connected to the console.
   
   
   
   
2. Uncoil a paper clip.
   
   
   
   
3. Position the console horizontally, as you would position a DVD player.
4. Find the yellow sticker behind the vents on the left side of the console.
5. Insert the straight end of the paper clip into the eject hole which is located just above the yellow sticker (as shown in the picture below).
   
   
   
   
6. The disc tray should pop out slightly. Pull the tray out the rest of the way with your fingers.

Note If a disc is in the tray, make sure that it is not sticky and does not have a label that might prevent the tray from opening again in the future.



If you cannot get the disc tray to open, please see the following article: 906936 The disc drive of your Xbox 360 console does not open

Back to the top Original Xbox 360 console: How to manually eject the disc trayFirst you need to remove your console's faceplate. Here's how:

1. Unplug the power and A/V cables from the back of your console.
   
   
   
   
2. Position your console horizontally, as you would position a DVD player.
3. While holding your console firmly, push the faceplate away from the console with your thumbs.
   
   Note You will need to use some force to remove the faceplate.
   
   
   
   

Manually eject the disc tray

1. Uncoil a paper clip.
   
   
   
   
2. If your console has holes below the right side of the disc drive, insert the straight end of the paper clip into the hole as shown in the picture below.
   
   If your console does not have the holes pictured below, skip to step 5.
   
   
   
   
3. Push the paper clip until you feel some resistance (approximately 1" or 2.5 cm into the hole).
   
   
   
   
4. If you're successful, the disc tray will pop out slightly. Pull the tray out the rest of the way with your fingers and skip to step 9. If the disc tray does not open, try the next step.
5. Find the two holes below the left side of the disc drive, and insert the paper clip into the first hole on the left.
   
   
   
   
6. Push the paper clip until you feel some resistance (approximately 1" or 2.5 cm into the hole).
   
   Note Make sure you are pushing the gear mechanism and not the metal plate.
   
   
   
   
7. If you're successful, the disc tray will pop out slightly. Pull the tray out the rest of the way with your fingers and skip to step 9.
8. If the disc drive is still stuck closed, insert the paper clip into the adjacent hole (to the right) and push again. If you're successful, the disc tray will pop out slightly.
9. Now plug the power cord into the back of the console. Press the eject button to open and close disc drive. If the disc drive works properly, reattach the console faceplate.

Note If a disc is in the tray, make sure that it is not sticky and does not have a label that might prevent the tray from opening again in the future.



If you cannot get the disc drive to open, please see the following article: 906936 The disc drive of your Xbox 360 console does not open
Back to the top Xbox SupportPlease visit the following website for information about how to contact Xbox Support: support.xbox.com/pages/contact-us.aspx

Sound like it either has one or two problems, the door is stuck and or the door eject motor has failed. Look in the front to the player for a small paperclip like hole, and use a paper clip to manual eject the and engage the loading mechanism usually located under the door for most cases. Check you manuals troubleshooting section for manually ejecting a CD..

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the gears on the drawer skipped a few teeth. as crazy as this sounds, give it a stern whack back in. if the plastic teeth are flexible enough to skip teeth one way, it'll be flexible enough to skip some the other way.

their is a manual eject slot on the xbox under the faceplate, this page should tell you how to do it, but you do need to be persistant and give it a lil force. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/906935

their is a lil hole on the front stick a pin in their and push, its the manual eject, and then pull the tray open, it should play your disks, but obv its annoying but it soulds like the mechanisms, and i dont think microsoft do repair on the hd dvd drive.

Let me respond with a possible solution although I'd bet that both of you already tried these.

The reason I checked into this is because I'm looking for a new mini system. I happen to be at Target and they only had 2 models - this one and a SONY. I certainly didn't want to buy the RCA given these problems, so I asked the salesperson, who seemed to have some knowlege.

As far as opening the tray on top, there is a button to push right under the tray. The button has an icon of a triangle on it. This seems to be somewhat of a standard icon for opening the tray or ejecting a CD (my car's CD has the same icon for ejecting a CD).

As far as only being able to get 3 CD's out, there is another button under the tray marked "disc skip". This rotates the tray. When you open the tray, you can only get to 3 of the CD's. When you push disk skip, it rotates the tray one position, so you can get the 4th one out. Another push and now you can get the 5th one.

Sometimes my CD changer doesn't shuffle the disks. If I only have 1 CD or DVD in it and push the tray open button, the disk stays in the unit and the tray revolves to an intermediate position. I push the button to put the tray back and try disc skip; that usually works.

If your problems are not solved per above, then I definitely do NOT want to get this.

Fred