Model CTL636ES1/04. Where is the eject lever?

Probably the ejector itself, or the extractor.

You weren't too specific.

Is the round staying in the chamber?
Coming part way out?
Coming all the way out, just not ejecting out the action?
Coming out, and staying in full contact with bolt face?
Coming out, dropping away from bolt face?
Etc..........

Unplug the drive. insert a paperclip in the hole in the back of the drive. This will manually eject the disk. You can also open the cover but that's a lot more work than you need to go through when a simple paperclip will move the manual eject lever.

I have the same problemI think that the reason that the not record the image is that the card slot door is pushing down on the card eject lever and ejecting the card when the door is closedThe only answer I can think of is to shorten the leverdavidh

The process of changing ink cartridges varies slightly by the make and model of your printer. Open the cover to the area where your cartridges are installed while your printer is turned on. If opening the cover automatically prompts the inks cartridges to move and center in a position where they are accessible, then all you have to do is remove and reinstall new ones. If the cartridges do not automatically move and center themselves where they can be changed, then your printer requires an additional command that you do manually to make this happen. Some printers require the user to push the power button down and hold it for 10 seconds to have the machine move and center the cartridges in a position that can be reached easily by your fingers. Some even have an extra button to push that has a little picture of an ink drop next to it which brings the cartridges forward for replacement. If you cannot reach the cartridges easily, or opening the cover does not automatically move and center them then check your manual for the procedure or repost your question inlcuding the make and model number so that we can locate this information for you.

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Once the cartridges are in an area that is easily reachable, the next step is to eject the cartridge which needs to be changed. This procedure can also vary by make and model. Look at your cartridges and check for a plastic ejection lever in front that can be pushed down by a finger tip. If you see one, push downward and see if the cartridges is ejected outward towards you. If it is ejected, then replace with new cartridge and push downward to lock it into place and your done. If there is no plastic ejection lever in front of the carriage which holds your cartridges, then place one finger on top of the cartridge you wish to remove and push downward slightly and pull it towards you until it unlocks and releases it. Then remove and replace and push down and forward to lock the new one by into place and your done.

I can give you specific instructions pertaining to your make and model printer if you supply this information on the website. Good luck!

there is a lever under the barrel and it is probably worn beyond function or broken off all you need to do is disassemble the gun and replace it. ( get yourself some good brass punches)

Check eject lever near battery, press it downward to open tape compartment, take out old tape and put new tape, close tape door and let it go inside by itself. Close tape compartment.

Below image will help you to locate eject button/ lever in DCR-HC18E camcorder.
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I put a small pin in the reset button a few times and that then got the catridge to eject.

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remove the top of your vcr and watch the video as you insert it. There should be a plastic lever that opens up the tape and a metal roller that extend out and pulls the tape to the film wheel. pay close attention to the innerworkings around the edge of the cassette and eject the cassette. no closely review the areas that you noted around the edge of the tape while it was in the bay. you will notice either a spring or a clip thas has been awkardly shifted or even bent or broken. if this doesnt guide you to a solution pls reply with the make and model # of your machine

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Hi, Underneath the unit you will see a small slot and "manual cd eject" embossed on the case , a jewelers screwdriver or darning needle or anything stiff and thin to pull down the wire lever inside the slot should do it.

If you have the ArmadaStation EM:

The issue of removing the notebook is compounded by the fact that the ArmadaStation EM uses a motorized dock/undock mechanism to remove the notebook. When the expansion base has no power, it is unable to eject the notebook with the motor

To manually remove the notebook, use manual eject lever to push notebook out of ArmadaStation EM. The manual eject level is a small white lever located inside the back cover of the base. To remove the notebook, push the white lever to the left. Slight pulling is required to remove the notebook completely out of the base.

Hope this helps!