on 6/13/02 1:52 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> I actually don't know *what* it was that I did >> that made it come out normally). I'm guessing some internal mechanism must >> be sticking; any ideas? Would something as simple as a shot of WD40 take >> care of it? I certainly don't want to damage any CDs, or the drive itself, >> with all this pushing and pulling. > > DO NOT use a lubricant on that drive. Send it in for repair.
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