(Greetings) Problem Fixed

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From: yahoo.com" href="mailto:rezuletayahoo.com">Raul E Zuleta

To: Laptop_Repairyahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 7:07 AM

Subject: [Laptop_Repair] Re: (Greetings) Problem Fixed

Well,
It's been almost a week since I posted my problem, and have yet to
hear any suggestions. So, I went ahead and experimented a little on
my notebook. Removed the 3 tiny screws holding my cd-rom drive in
place, carefully removed it from it's installing bay; and inspected
it to see if the damage was externally. I then proceeded to open the
cd-rom drive itself, and see if the damage was reversible, or
fixable. Upon removing the top aluminum cover to the slimtype CD-
drive, I discovered a loose screw lodge to the (very) back of my cd-
sliding tray. Upon removing the screw, the cd-tray locked back into
place, the way it's supposed to do when it was working properly. I
then put the cd-drive together again. And placed it back in it s
drive bay. And it's back to working properly, like a charm.

REZULETA

--In Laptop_Repair%40yahoogroups.com">Laptop_Repairyahoogroups.com, "Raul E Zuleta" <rezuleta...>
wrote:
&gt;
> Greetings fellow members,
&gt; My name is 'rezuleta.' I happened to be an unfortunate owner
> of an 'ECS (Elitegroup Computers)' laptop, Model no. G733
> (Green733). I'm in the process of selling it; unfortunately,
> I have some trouble with my CD-ROM tray. I think I yanked on
> it too hard, and now it won't lock back in place.
>;
> The part I'm looking for (or something compatible) is:
>
> TOSHIBA MK4025GAS slimtype combo LSC-24081 DVD/CD-RW
>
> There appears to be a shortage of this particular model, of
> DVD rom out there. I'm not sure, if in this particualr model
> of computer, I could install once of those nifty 'slit-cut'
> (cd-roms), with no extended cd-tray, you simply stick in CD's
> like in a car-CD player.
&gt;
> Rezuleta
&gt;