Where is the DVD emergency eject hole for DVD724?

If you are not sure about trying any of this Get a TV specialist to look at the TV.
Some DVD players are fitted with an emergency release. Look carefully at the area around where the DVD slots into the player for a small round hole. If there is a hole there you can use a paper clip to eject the Disc.
Try this... Bend one end of the paper clip outwards. GENTLY push the bent out end into the round hole. It won't go in very far, This should eject the DVD.
If there is no hole it gets more difficult.
**DO NOT put anything metal in the slot! Household voltages can and will Kill you!**
Try this... Find a CD or a DVD you don't need anymore as you will scratch it doing this. Grip your spare disc firmly and start to Gently slide it into the DVD slot. When it gets to the position where it starts to grips and load the disc, Firmly pull the disc back out of the player.
This should trigger the load/eject motor. Because you pulled the spare disc out it should create a load error and it should eject the DVD that is already inside the player.
If this doesn't work Get a TV specialist to fix it for you.

It's likely a belt that drives the tray has snapped or come off! If you take the top off you might well see it!

usually if you look in the front you should find a small hole turn on the Player and push a Paperclip into the hole this is a manual eject for the tray. If there is NO hole then Unplug the Player and remove the outer metal cover Do NOT stick anything into the Inside of the Player taking a flathead screwdriver You can coax the slide tray to eject the disc If it is an internal feed and eject system across the top there should be a crossbar with a spindle in it facing downward onto your disc remover this crossbar and you can safely coax the disc out of the front without damaging your disc. your issue is when the disc was inerted it was misaglinged in the player so the system misinterpreted it as being a No Disc and locked out the ejection of the disc in the players brain there is NO disc in the player at all after you removed your disc reassemble the player and either return it or toss it out for recycling and get another one

Pull the power plug from the unit. Wait a minute, then plug it back in. If it still won't open, you'll have to take the player apart to get it out, UNLESS it has the eject port on it - some do. Look around the DVD drive for a small hole, about the diameter of a paper clip. If you find one, straighten a paper clip, unplug the player from power, then use the straightened paper clip by pushing it straight in to the hole, which should trigger the emergency release.

Good luck.

Under each disk tray is a very small hole; this hole is for use when you experience the problem like yours.

Get a paper/money clip and straighten the wire; push the wire into this hole and your disk will open.

Regards

HCF

If your DVD Drive came with the computer originally your DVD Drive should have an emergency eject hole.

Kindly check the emergency eject hole just on top of the eject button you will see there a hole where you can poke using a paper clip.

Most dvd players have an emergency ejection feature specifically for this reason. Usually it is in the form of a tiny hole on the front of the player near the dvd tray. You can eject the disc by inserting a paper clip into the hole. I wish you luck! Der Strom

the motor will not be strong enough to eject. you can try the emergency eject hole with a paper clip . just push straight in and the gears will began to turn so push straight in a couple of times and it should began to eject.

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Look at the door of your DVD shutter. There might be very small hole. This is an emergency Shutter open point. Make off your player, insert a long pin inside the hole, press it gently, you will notice that the shutter is openning, pull it out side, and take off your data DVD from the tray.

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