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11-04-2008, 05:11 AM
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Broken CD Tray
Hey all I have a question. Last night my computer fell and two metal bars/brackets fell from my CD tray. I believe they are the bars that hold it up. I was wondering if there is anyway to put these back into the tray, or do I have to have a professional do it?
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Re: Broken CD Tray
It depends... if there is a service manual you can follow, try removing the drive and see.
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