Whenever i put a disc in my xbox it opens the tray back up. Also when I close the tray or turn off the console, it opens back up. if I turn it on its side, It tells me the disk is unreadable but actually stays closed. any ideas?
sorry man, not helping. the tray opens back up with no disk or even when i shut the console off. i need a solution to the tray problem not the diskssorry man, not helping. the tray opens back up with no disk or even when i shut the console off. i need a solution to the tray problem not the disks
AnonymousNov 19, 2007
yeah my xbox just keeps opening and closing and it pisses me off because i spend like 5 minutes getting it to closeyeah my xbox just keeps opening and closing and it pisses me off because i spend like 5 minutes getting it to close
AnonymousFeb 19, 2008
dude i tried to take it apart but i cant get through those little hose in the backdude i tried to take it apart but i cant get through those little hose in the back
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I found a solution that works for me after a long period of time with
this problem.
Get an air spray canister (just compressed air),
open your Xbox's game tray, take the disc out, then spray the air along
the tray, moving side to side inside the Xbox. You may want to spray
into the vents, too, just to be sure.
This worked for me, and it
was the only thing that worked for me. I had already tried hitting the
console with the controller (gently), and doing the stuff Microsoft
recommends etc.
If that doesn't work, you could try gently
knocking the top of the Xbox with your conroller, when you put the disc
in, as I've heard that works for some people.
Another thing that
works for some people is taking the disc out, closing the tray, then
when it goes to Open Tray, open the tray, put the disc back in and then
closing the tray again.
I found a solution that works for me after a long period of time with
this problem.
Get an air spray canister (just compressed air),
open your Xbox's game tray, take the disc out, then spray the air along
the tray, moving side to side inside the Xbox. You may want to spray
into the vents, too, just to be sure.
This worked for me, and it
was the only thing that worked for me. I had already tried hitting the
console with the controller (gently), and doing the stuff Microsoft
recommends etc.
If that doesn't work, you could try gently knocking the top of the Xbox with your conroller, when you put the disc in, as I've heard that works for some people.
Another thing that works for some people is taking the disc out, closing the tray, then when it goes to Open Tray, open the tray, put the disc back in and then closing the tray again.
Try tapping above the disk drive or if that doesn't work open the tray take your disc out close the tray. open the tray put ur disk back in and close the tray again.
The disc tray is messing up. The same thing is happening with my 360. Here are two different suggestions:
Put the disc in the 360, and then turn the console off. Turn it back on, and it might start playing the game for you. This has worked for me a few times.
Call Microsoft's Support line (I think it's 1-800-MY-XBOX in the US), and tell them about it. If your console is within warranty, they should repair it for you, free of charge.
How old is the unit? Do you keep it at floor level alot? Because this thing ( like all the game consoles) is a dust MAGNET. Get a can of compressed CO2 ( Dust off) Open the drawer and shoot into the draw over and under. Reboot . Cant guarantee anything though
Getting to the dashboard screen is a good thing but still cannot rule out a bad circuit board or power supply.
All the symptoms point to a bad DVD drive but the opening/closing by itself do indicate a problem with the microprocessor.
Can you turn the power on and off with the small button?? If not, would definitely suspect bad board.
sorry man, not helping. the tray opens back up with no disk or even when i shut the console off. i need a solution to the tray problem not the disks
yeah my xbox just keeps opening and closing and it pisses me off because i spend like 5 minutes getting it to close
dude i tried to take it apart but i cant get through those little hose in the back
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