Sony Playstation 3 (PS3) Console "repair disc drive gear" Questions

...disc goes into and stays in the PS3, but the game will not play. (is there an error message or code?) 4. Other (please explain situation). your ps3 blueray mechanic is worn , your lens is clean and ...

...disc in, it also raises the laser unit that is hooked to a gear driven mechinism. Sometimes when dropped, kicked, smacked...etc, the gears can come off of alignment. It's a pain to repair but really ...

...disc will not eject itself (eject not working properly) Have you ever performed a force eject from the PS3 by holding down the eject button If you have this can cause the tack to become unaligned and ...

...disc work differently, the PS2 reads PS1 games easiest, then DVDs, then PS2 silver discs, then PS2 blue discs, so try them in turn. If you look hard enough on the web there is a detailed explanation ...

...disc motor spin and the laser light up red. If they are in working order then it could be something wrong with some of the other hardware in the psp itself. (Caution: Do not stare directly at lazer) ...

...to open your PSP unit Or send it in for repair. If you know what's wrong you can replace the problem here Replace UMD Assembly Replace UMD Disc Motor Replace UMD Laser Motor Replace PSP ...

...disc drive. If you see anything, get it out. Look at the white gear in that back to see if anything is on it. Clean it if necessary, I know its very close quarters and hard to do. I repair PSP's with ...

...repair. If you know what's wrong you can replace the problem here Replace UMD Assembly Replace UMD Disc Motor Replace UMD Laser Motor Replace PSP Motherboard if you need more infomation please just ...

...Alcohol, I suggest finding a Repair specialist to replace your UMD Drive. If you live in the USA, I can replace your UMD disc drive for $53 including Return shipping, and giving you a 90 day

are made of cheap plastic and the teetch on the gears break easily) that insert and eject the disc are at fault. you could try contacting sony to repair it or Google for a local electronics specialist