Hosemonkey wrote:
Thank you so much for all your help. Upon closer examination, I found
the door to be binding on the outer case. A little gentle bending and
everything is working fine now. The spring was indeed there, it simply
could not overcome the binding force of the outer(perforated)
The door should be connected to a small spring. It sounds like your
spring is not attached anymore.
The door is easily removed. Open the tower and locate the plastic
tabs that hold the door in place. Gently push the tabs in (they are
on 1 side of the door) and the door should release.
Find
On 3/7/09 10:34 PM, hosemonkey of hosemon...@mchsi.com sent
How works the sliding DVD/CD drive door on a desktop tower G5? I have
a G5 tower, but the sliding door covering the disk drive has slid down
to the open position and is not connected to the drive slide at all.
What makes this door
How works the sliding DVD/CD drive door on a desktop tower G5? I have
a G5 tower, but the sliding door covering the disk drive has slid down
to the open position and is not connected to the drive slide at all.
What makes this door slide up and down. There seems to be no
connection between the
There is no connection between the door and tray per se. There is a plastic
piece behind the metal door that has a protrusion on each side of the inside
of the sliding door which the cd tray hits as it comes out, forcing the door
down. The door probably has a spring (or 2) somewhere to pull it
