The eye won't go all the way back and won't read discs at first it wouldn't spin but I got it to
SOURCE: Slimline PS2 disc not spinning
my friend i have a ps2 that its cd does not rotate ( i open it completely ) and the lens is working the lens is producing a red ray and it is movinng up and down but just the cd motor doesnot rotate so i checked the smd fuses using my fluke dgital multimeter i found one that is open when i replace it the ps2 work perfectly fine for your information the smd fuses are marked ps1 ps2 ps3 ps4 etc
SOURCE: Disc won't spin. Disc doesn't show up in browser
You got a problem with the lasers data getting back to the Motherboard.
One of these could be your problem
SOURCE: PS2 was dropped, now disc won't spin and can't be read.
I just looked at a friend's PS2. Same story, tripped over cord, unit fell to floor. Unit powers up and sys. config. screen comes on but the drive didn't seem to be spinning up. Opened the case and found that the shaft of the drive motor for the laser tray had popped out of it's centering retainer ( little black bushing/holder). With the top off the unit, looking at the unit from the front, on the right side in the rear corner you'll see the motor. The worm shaft (bronze colored rod) runs towards the front of the unit. Where it ends it should sit centered in a black plastic holder, if it's off to the side a little pressure will pop it back in. Put the cover back on, and power it up, you should hear the drive spinning up. If it does you should be set. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: the ps2 has trouble spinning and reading disc.
it means your playnstation lenses have a problem
SOURCE: Ps2 powers up, but disc is not spinning and
Following could be the reasons for not spinning any PS2 disc:
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No Spin At All
If your spindle hub is NOT SPINNING AT ALL, NOT EVEN 1/2 OF A TURN,
it may be bad or unplugged. A tell tale sign of it being unplugged is
if you hit eject, the laser moves down the rail, and starts grinding
because the PS2 keeps trying to move it down the rail even though it
hit the end. There's a small switch on the spindle hub that tells the
unit to stop pushing the laser because it's reached the end. Spindle
hubs usually do not go bad by themselves, usually either the PS2 too a
bad fall and it became bent [try spinning it by hand], or someone the
cable out and put it in too many times [or incorrectly] and the silver
contacts on the cable were detached.
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