Re: The DVD player kicks out the Disk or will not eject...
My akura dvdtv comb is the same it if you press eject it will push out the disc and pull it back in before you can put the disc in the must be useing cheap dvd drives it also is fussy with discs and reading
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Hi,
Open my computer and right click DVD icon and also option show eject and press it.
Open command prompt and type command, like your DVD rom drive name "E" then go to E drive under and type eject Command.
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You should try unplugging the DVD player from its power source then plugging it back in. Now try to open it and if that doesn't work than you'll probraly have to take it apart to get the disk out but sometimes the DVD players can get worn out or if you have a cheaper DVD player it might just be freezing up on you. I have had these problems before. I just took the DVD player apart to get my disk and then trashed it.
Hi, For some reason the disk will not play. You push the eject button over and over again, but the disk slot will not open. Here's one solution... * 1 Turn off the DVD player. Wait a few minutes, turn the DVD player back on, and then press the "eject" button. If this does not work, turn it off and unplug the DVD player...while you keep pushing EJECT button plug the DVD and turn it on (your hand still on the eject..) is should come out.. * 2 ..if it does not eject , unplug the DVD player again, Remove the screws off DVD on the sides and take off the DVD casing. * 3 Look for the DVD holder inside the DVD player. This device holds the DVD in place while the DVD player reads the disk. * 4 Push the stuck DVD disk toward the front of the DVD player until the DVD ejects. Remember the DVD player is not on and some force ( gentle ! ) must be applied. * 5 While it is open,plug it on and place a DVD disc just to see if mechanism works properly.. * 6 Replace the casing and the screws. Plug the player in and turn it on. Put another DVD in to test whether the player is finally working .. Hope this helps!.. Take care and please Remember to rate/vote and give us 4 Thumbs Up to continue for Helping out the Community :) .
My suspect is your DVD player has aborted a previous firmware upgrade process. Usually DVD players use firmwares burned on a DVD/CD, the complete process takes a couple of attempts to successfully flash the firmware.
The best way to get the command disk or ROM disks is to check the Philips website's support section for your particular DVD player model. Unfortunately, Philips does not offer command disk / firmware patches for all models.
Last but not least.. take your DVD player to the nearest Philips Customer care. They should be able to fix it.
Try unplugging and re-plugging. If the does not work try to start the Player without letting it load. i.e. give it a separate command before trying to eject disc.
Any operating system that believes the disk is in use may restrict the disk bay from opening by the use of the drive button or a soft eject keystroke. In Windows this most commonly happens when the system believes itself to be actively accessing or installing from the CD/DVD drive when actually the disk is unreadable, the drive has become unmounted, or a software product has locked the drive. In this case, there is no soft key command to force it to open.
You essentially have three choices:
Wait for the application using the drive to time out and then eject the disk normally
Force quit the application or software that is monopolizing the drive then eject the disk.
Restart the computer to terminate any processes currently monopolizing the drive.
Force a paper clip in the small access hole to manually eject the drive. (I know this third is exactly what you didn't want to do)
Try resetting the unit. Push and hold the on/off button for 10+ seconds. --or-- Look for a reset button behind the drop down door, and gently depress it with a pen point for a couple of seconds. If this does not work, try calling Panasonic.
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