My Xbox 360 disk tray won't open. I press the eject button and on my profile screen it says it's opening the tray, but then it reads the disk and forgets anything about opening up the tray and giving me the disk! How can you fix this problem?
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The main problem might be a big problem with the disk tray. There might be an faulty wire that has lost connection and if your disk wont event turn on, there might be a problem with the power supply that supplies the cd tray. If the disk opens and closes but doesnt read and wont say tray is in and keeps saying open tray, there might be a small fracture on some of the wires or there is something wrong with the motherboard of the xbox 360. The best way is to buy the warrenty now and send it to the xbox 360.
when the console is off for as long that it is plugged in just press the eject button it will open but the console with turn on because there is no option to open the tray with out the console not turning on
Use the following steps to close the disc tray on an original Xbox 360 console. Step 1: Remove the disc from the trayStep 2: Make sure the faceplate is on correctly The faceplate is the plastic piece on the front of your console.
Press firmly around the edges of your faceplate to snap it into place (make sure it is flush with the rest of the console). If the faceplate is not on correctly, the disc tray won't close.
If you find that the faceplate is the problem, please contact Xbox Support to order a replacement faceplate.
If this does not resolve your issue, please try step 3.
Step 3: Press the eject buttonTry closing the disc tray by pressing the eject button. If the disc tray successfully closes, open the tray and insert a disc. Now try opening and closing the tray with a disc in the tray. Note Make sure that the disc isn't sticky and doesn't have any labels that could prevent the tray from closing. If your disc drive still will not close, please try step 4.
Step 4: Move the disc drive tray
Gently move the tray up and down, and then from side to side.
Press the eject button on your Xbox 360 console.If your disc drive still will not close, you need to have your console repaired.
Step 5: Request a repair If the disc tray still won't close properly, your Xbox 360 console needs to be repaired.
Xbox 360 S consoleUse the following steps to close the disc tray on an Xbox 360 S console.
Step 1: Remove disc from the trayIf there is a disc in the disc tray, remove the disc.
Step 2: Press the eject buttonTry closing the disc tray by pressing the eject button. If the disc tray closes successfully, open the tray and insert a disc. Now, try opening and closing the tray with a disc in the tray.
Note Make sure that the disc isn't sticky and doesn't have any labels that could prevent the tray from closing.
If the disc tray still will not close, please try step 3.
Step 3: Move the disc drive tray
Gently move the tray up and down, and then from side to side.
Press the eject button on your Xbox S 360 console.
If the disc tray still will not close, you need to have your console repaired.
Step 4: Request a repairIf the disc tray will not close, you need to have your console repaired.
Well you may be having disk tray issues, sure hope so as compared to a burnt out lens module,try ejecting the tray fully and wiping all dust off around the grooves under the tray,one more tip is to keep a disk in the drive at all times, even when you aint playing it, you can also try giving it a gentle tap on the front pat where the disk tray is located any time you eject it or push the tray back in, come to think about it if you are fond of pushing the tray in after inserting a disc, stop cos it weakens the motor that drives the ejecting process, hope this helps...
If you lay your console flat press eject, then give the console a few raps (dont go mad) with your knuckles where the centre of the disk should be the draw will open.
let us know if this solution helps.
turn on your 360 and open the game drive. hold it open and turn of the 360. wait for it to power down completly. then turn the consel back on and it should close on its own now and stay closed as it should
i had this same problem, so i figured, "what the hell?" i might as well open the dvd drive up and clean it out. so i looked for how to video for taking apart my 360 and opening the dvd drive on you tube( this voids your warantee of course) and i cleaned all the dust out with compressed air and swabs dipped in alchohol. this worked for me so i hope it works for you.
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