Console says open tray after i have inserted a game

Just is just the sensors on the drive overheating use a good guide to fix it or send it in and get it fixed.

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hi,Follow this method and it will work for you.Turn on your console while holding down the "A" button with no game in the tray will eventually open just dont let off the "A" button when it does open then let off the "A" button and insert ur game and close ur disc tray.

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You may want to take a look at the tip i have created on the "Open Tray Error"

http://www.fixya.com/support/r3803844-troubleshooting_steps_xbox_360_open

Let me know if this helps, Happy Gaming

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keeps saying open tray when inserting different games

remove facia on xbox and insert pin into small hole under tray and it will eject . if unsure check out you tube

when it tells you to open the tray immediately after inserting a game, it's because your laser is no good anymore and needs to be replaced. if under warranty, send it to microsoft. If not under warranty, it's about $120 to have microsoft fix it, not including shipping and handling. Insert a music cd and it should play, just not dvd's or games

If the tray does not open when you press the eject button, try to manually open it. To do this:

1. Unplug your Xbox console from the power source.
2. Locate the manual release button on your Xbox console.
   
   For most Xbox consoles, the manual release button is located in a small pinhole to the left of the eject button under the disc tray.
   
   For some Xbox consoles, the manual release button is located under the disc tray. It can be under the "O" or the "B" in the word "XBOX" that appears on the tray.
3. Insert a straightened paper clip or other small tool in the hole at an angle to the left. Gently push the paper clip to try to press the manual release button and partially open the disc tray. This may take several tries. Typically, a thin paper clip works better than a thick paper clip.
   
   If you insert the paperclip in the hole and find an obstacle, this indicates that your Xbox console's manual release button is located in a different area of the console. Look under the "O" or the "B" in the word "XBOX" that appears on the tray. If this is the case, insert the paperclip under the "O" as outlined in step C. If you find an obstacle, insert the paperclip under the letter "B”. The manual release button is located in one of these three locations.
4. After the disc tray partially opens, pull the tray with your fingers to fully open the tray

If the tray does not open when you press the eject button, try to manually open it. To do this:

1. Unplug your Xbox console from the power source.
2. Locate the manual release button on your Xbox console.
   
   For most Xbox consoles, the manual release button is located in a small pinhole to the left of the eject button under the disc tray.
   
   For some Xbox consoles, the manual release button is located under the disc tray. It can be under the "O" or the "B" in the word "XBOX" that appears on the tray.
3. Insert a straightened paper clip or other small tool in the hole at an angle to the left. Gently push the paper clip to try to press the manual release button and partially open the disc tray. This may take several tries. Typically, a thin paper clip works better than a thick paper clip.
   
   If you insert the paperclip in the hole and find an obstacle, this indicates that your Xbox console's manual release button is located in a different area of the console. Look under the "O" or the "B" in the word "XBOX" that appears on the tray. If this is the case, insert the paperclip under the "O" as outlined in step C. If you find an obstacle, insert the paperclip under the letter "B”. The manual release button is located in one of these three locations.
4. After the disc tray partially opens, pull the tray with your fingers to fully open the tray.

Hope this will help u.

try to open the tray and turn off the game console. When you turn on the game console. Check if you still have that same message again. if not, try to insert a cd and press the eject tray.