Our Wii has two disks in it and won't play anything or eject them either

I had this same problem, its just a issue with the disk driver hand (Its the hand that pulls GC disk and Wii disk into the disk holder) to fix pick up the wii, tilt it upright (to where the back of the wii (where the USB ports are)) is facing the ground and the disk slot is facing the ceiling. Simply put the disk in the console and gravity should do the rest. Also the disk will eject really easily so don't worry about the disk getting stuck inside of the console.

It sounds as if the disk reader is damaged, or if the disks that won't play are damaged themselves.

You need to replace the laser in your Wii. You can find them online

Hi,

Is your eject button broken? Does it click when you punch it, or goes in like the button on the board is broken?

It is either this or there is something jammed inside your system.

Video: How to open Wii Console

Check inside your drive and remove anything stuck in there causing the drive to not function correctly when ejecting.

Hope I helped!

Take care

your wii might have a problem with the ejecting system or the disk is stuck, u can either send it to nintendo to fix it if its under warranty , or go to a repair shop

there are two possibilities
1.- you put the disk in the slot upside down.
2.-certain games cannont be played when they are ejected during game play. you probably have to buy a new game.

wil it eject if you try ejecting it in the disk menu might be a faulty eject button on the front ?

Your disc is stuck in Wii Console, It needs to eject manually. You might check out Wii Fix Guide, that gives step by step information on Dis-Assembling with screenshots, even a novice can fix the disc eject problem with the help of this DIY Guide. It also gives information on fixing many Wii Related Problems, so its a kind of Wii Problems Reference Fix Guide

I have the same problem but I have a solution!

If you unplug your Wii's power you can slide the disk inside. When you turn the Wii back on you should be able to play.

From the official Nintendo site:

"The Wii console will need to be repaired. Because this type of damage is not covered under Nintendo's warranty, there will be a charge for the repair. Please call 1-800-255-3700 to discuss available options."