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Can't get disc to eject

We have a jvc compact...F5-577. we were watching a movie, used the remote to turn it off. came back and can't eject any of the 5 discs because it is locked. all by itself. i tried holding down each of the play and vcr buttons on the remote, unplugged and plugged it and still nothing. now Hello Dolly is a great movie, however it belongs to Neflix and I need to get it out!!!

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Open the unit. locate the motor which performs the task of ejecting tray. now spin this motor by hand. wait...5 discs (disc-or did you mean tape?) in unit at once? Are you sure? Well Hello Dolly!

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