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bose lifestyle 28 manual ejectLearn more or change settings here. What can I do?Once reconnected to power, the disc should eject Please feel free to share additional comments below. Please remember to be considerate of other members. If you are new to the CNET Forums, please read our CNET Forums FAQ. All submitted content is subject to our Terms of Use. Thank you for helping us maintain CNET's great community. Please try again now or at a later time. Once reported, our moderators will be notified and the post will be reviewed. This often jams the tray. Many units have a small pin hole on the front panel to force a manual ejection, best attempted when the onit is on. A paper clip inserted should push a small ever to to release the tray lock and the tray should pop out. If this is a bare disk opening, things get more difficult but can have a spring loaded door covering the true face plate of the drive. If you're not prepared to take the unit apart to get the disk out, a service center would cost the price of a new unit. Plus the cost of a new disk if you can't get the old one out or you damage it doing so. Please remember to be considerate of other members. All submitted content is subject to our Terms of Use. Login to post This might unlock the drawer. If not, I would contact Bose Customer Service directly. If you are unable to remove this yourself you will need to get some one qualified to do this procedure for you. Be careful not to break anything take your time and put everything back as you took it apart.Both has physical indicators showing that power is present. The bass module power module should be OK when you see a green blinking or steady linght underneath. Hope I have helped you Answer questions, earn points and help others. If so, you need to get the system to eject the system before it attempts (and fails) to read the wrong side of the disc: On the back of the Acoustimass module (sub woofer) is a power switch. Use this to the turn the system off and wait 30 seconds.http://embeddedcareers.com/embeddedcareers/images/bosch-sms-4012-user-manual.xml

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If this works, contact Bose with the serial number from the media centre to see if the system needs a (free) software update (a disc they send in the post) - just in case the system is having general disc reading issues. However, it may be that the drive has failed - it's a mechanical part in a mass produced system so this is not unreasonable, just disappointing. But because you have bought a premium system, the company will rush to help you - call them for a repair and explain you need the disc back urgently.After the 5 hours plug the DVD see to it if it open If not,just try to press down on the stop button and pressing eject button at same time and it will unlock the tray.Then the other option is to open the cover of the DVD unit and unplug the unit again to avoid electricshock. When open already look for the disc platter moved it outward while driving the gear or simply push out. The drawer or door of the DVD player and you will see a small circular disc which is often called turntable or disc platter.When the disc platter is out push it back and push it out you do this three times so the slider mechanism align it properly.If you do already what i said then plug it again and if works already closed the cover. The slider mechanism, depending on the age of the unit and the manufacturer, consists of the small chrome rail, a drive motor, a small gear assembly, and (in some units) a small belt that drives the slider unit via the motor. This small belt causes all sorts of problems. If the belt is broken or slipping, it can cause skipping, dropouts, or simply no start up at all. Also, if the belt breaks in the middle of the disc, the drive mechanism gets hair or dirt wrapped up into the gears, or the pick-up assembly doesn?t return to the start position (called home), the unit will (99 of the time) refuse to release the disc, causing it to become stuck inside the unit. There?http://gemicilojistik.com/userfiles/upload/bosch-sms-4462-manual.xmls a little micro or leaf type switch located at home position that sometimes gets dirty or breaks and, causing this problem also. Hope it may help you. Regards;Login to post Not all drives and burners have this feature. Use a toothpick, bent paperclip, or needle to push the button. This may or may not pop open the drive. Many people have reported that this does not work. But some have reported that it does.What do I do? Need to close the DVD tray it won't close when the eject button is pushed. Has there been any damage to that area, bent.etc? You may have to force it open or remove the drive and try to open it.This will pop the tray open. Where the cd screen is it changes to def. First turn the player of for a while and then try ejecting again. If it still doesn't eject press and hold the eject button for 5-10 seconds. This will force the eject motor for about 5 seconds. If everything fails your Player's CD tray assembly (could be a faulty motor or the plastic support on which the tray slides is worn out). You will need to get the tray assembly replaced. Let me know if you need more help. Sai.Now slide out the actual DVD tray, you willThere will also be a larger black pulleyPut everything back and turn on, wait for allIt has taught me never to force the tray inIs there a way to force open the dvd without harming it? You may even have to unscrew the carriage to get to the bottom of it to access the load and unload motor.Answer questions, earn points and help others. By continuing to use this site you consent to the use of cookies on your device as described in our cookie policy unless you have disabled them. By chatting and providing personal info, you understand and agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Home Theater-Stereo Home theater questions. I put a DVD in the tray and it is now jammed. I can't get the tray to open. The display says No Disc, even though one is in there.https://skazkina.com/ru/3l-toyota-diesel-engine-manual Owner of AV Installation, OEM and Repair company Verified Hello, My name is XXXXX XXXXX I will be glad to assist you. I'm sorry to hear about the problems you're having with your Bose. I want to let you know that providing you with the best possible assistance I can is my main priority, and my livelihood depends on your feedback. How long have you owned the Bose for and when did the problem occur. Additionally, if you press and hold the Eject button down, can you hear the Eject motor trying to engage. Please let me know and we can proceed. Ask Your Own Home Theater-Stereo Question Customer reply replied 6 years ago I have owned the system almost 14 years. The problem occurred over the holidays. I f I press and hold the button I hear nothing. Technician: Aric, Engineer replied 6 years ago Thank you for the reply. This issue can be caused by one of several things, and there's also the likelihood that the eject mechanism motor is tired or failed altogether. This is fairly common in Bose systems that are beyond 10 years of age. Let's first try a hard reset of the system. To do this, disconnect the Bose from power, then press and hold the Eject button on the system itself (not the remote), for 10 seconds and release. Then press and hold the Eject button again while plugging the unit back in. Continue to hold the Eject button down for 15 seconds, or until the disc Ejects- whichever comes first. Please let me know what happens and we can proceed. Owner of AV Installation, OEM and Repair company Verified Aric and 87 other Home Theater-Stereo Specialists are ready to help you Ask your own question now Was this answer helpful. Owner of AV Installation, OEM and Repair company Aric is online now Get an Answer Continue Share this conversation See more Related Home Theater-Stereo Questions I have a Bose lifestyle 28 home system. I put in a DVD to Hello. I have a Bose lifestyle 28 home system. How can I manually open the door.http://floridamassagespa.com/images/bose-lifestyle-28-manual-eject.pdf I've had this for about 8 to I have a Lifestyle DVD system. I've had this for about 8 to 9 years. Now when I play a c or dvd the machine indicates no disc. I have been told that the laser is shot. I want to replace it but don't want to replace the cube speakers. I have a Bose I can't get sound out of my new blu-ray player.I had disconnected it for 2 days. I am re-eq-ing my system. I can't eject the disc or eject the 6 disc cartridge. I just purchased a new TV and I can't hook up my Bose to it because the TV is HDMI and the Bose is not. Also, prior to this the drawer would not open to insert the CD, but then allowed it. I am trying to interface it to a Logitech Harmony remote. I was watching a DVR I have a Bose theater surrond system. I was watching a DVR which paused. I tried to rewind it or go forward, but it was stuck. The tray has a CD in it I have a 3-2-1 model speaker and media center. Posts are for general information, are not intended to substitute for informed professional advice (medical, legal, veterinary, financial, etc.), or to establish a professional-client relationship. JustAnswer is not intended or designed for EMERGENCY questions which should be directed immediately by telephone or in-person to qualified professionals. 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Robin Elkton, Maryland He answered my question promptly and gave me accurate, detailed information. If all of your experts are half as good, you have a great thing going here. LOAJ3256 Technician 497 satisfied customers 35 years in Home Theater and Systems Integrator, Senior Neil Engineer 23 satisfied customers Electronics engineer with 25 years of experience. Show More Show Less How it works Login Contact Us Ask Your Question Send It. Unscrew all of them. Remove the TV capture card and unplug it from the motherboard. Gently pull the front of the DVD case open to unseat it from the drive (this takes patience and a soft touch). Carefully remove the front panel of the Bose system by gently prying it apart. On the front of the drive is a small pinhole. Take a paper clip and shove it in there. This will trigger the manual release for your DVD player. Take out the DVD and put it all back together.aidsaccess.com/ckupload/files/8710w-repair-manual.pdf Most helpful would be detailed instructions on how to disassemble. Thanks in advance. It has 4 tabs on the bottom you press to release the bottom of the faceplate but the top portion can't come off due to the disc tray being closed. I can't see how to take the top part off nor can I see how to take the faceplate of the tray off. Any more suggestions? Thanks. You stated that you have the information we're looking for. I could use it! Thanks! Ugh frustrating. And it won’t stop trying to open and close. But the door isn’t opening. I’ve even pried it open then closed it thinking that would work but it just went back to being stuck. I can’t even switch the source because it keeps trying to eject but can’t. Can anyone help? Once you open the case you will see that the DVD unit looks to be a standard DVD unit you would place into a computer and could likely be replaced with a cheap one from your computer store if you are unable to repair it. It had slid upwards so that it didn't fully mesh with the mating gear and in addition it was blocking the opening of the drawer itself. The faceplate has snaps on the bottom and slides upwards to remove. This small hole is present on the lower right hand side of the front of the unit. If you stick a straightened paper clip into this hole and push, it will cause the drawer to eject. I pushed the gear back onto the drive shaft properly and put a small dollop of epoxy on it to prevent it from moving again. After doing that the drawer opened and closed perfectly. Now, I don't know what to do. Can you tell me how to open the receiver. Tried to call Bose but they are going to charge 200 dollars plus tax to fix the problem I'm having the same problem. If what you mean is the tray won't open, well I hope you bought the extended warranty from where ever you bought it. Exchange it for something else.If you unplug the unit and flip it over look for the words Manual Magazine Release(viewing the bottom with cd opening facing you look top right).http://famcareconnect.org/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1626c1059844e8---canon-eos-d60-instruction-manual.pdf I used a slim jewelers screwdriver and got it. However CD still stuck so I tried to see if it would play(with magazine partly out). Reads E (error?), reinsert magazine press eject(the book says it will stop the cd and put it back in magazine(did this twice) Voila!!Success. Hope you have the same abilty on the 25. The hammer should work pretty well too. My real advise. DON'T BUY BOSE I did exactly as you said and it didn't work. But because you encourage me to try I pryed open the silver top that's held by some plastic retainers found in auto bodies. One broke but that didn't matter 'cause I was intent on seeing why it was stuck. I was able to extract my cassette box and my cd's. I found the problem. The cassette player is broke. Must be replaced. But who where to get the parts. Any never never buys BOSE again. So thanks again. Resolution: I took the entire case off of my Lifestyle 20 system as the CD Changer Manual Release would not work. Remove all silver covers by carefully prying (glued on). Remove the there phillips head screws in-line from left to right. Use a slot screw driver to pop the tabs under the end silver covers. You now have access to the motor that drives the CD changer. The problem was the plastic gear on the motor had slipped where it was no longer engaging. I pushed the gear back in place. The CD went back in the case and everything functions properly. Of course, the gear could slip again in the future as I did nothing more than push it back in place. Poor design especially considering Bose is supposed to be top of the line. Word of caution - when removing the case four springs used for vibration reduction will fall out. They are not difficult to reinstall - just be aware they are present. I can fix the the CD Changer magazine jammed problem because I was able to fix mine. If you are in the North east part of the country email me. I can come to fix it at your own risk.https://southportrubbish.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/1626c107a90d0b---canon-eos-d60-manual-pdf.pdf I know how to fix it as long as your CD motor is active (meaning motor still able to run).Remember the motor needs to run atleast. Pick it up from the right side and rest it on its left side in a vertical position. Gently tap the right side of the media console while hitting the eject button at the same time. I had to tap it hard before it would eject the cd cartridge, but it did come out with all CD's intact. I will try to pry it open and check the gear on the motor. I have had this Lifestyle 25 system for 8 years problem free before the CD cartridge got stuck, and Bose technical help told me how to get it unstuck. But they now want me to trade my system in for a new one. I'm not ready for that yet, I'll check the gear on the motor that Anonymous mentioned. I inserted a small flat blade and little by little I got each side up and off. There was a piece of double sided sticky tape near the front just behind the display panel also holding down the top cover. I removed the four screws holding down the CD mechanism and lifted it out, which was resting on four springs. I found a little delrin gear that had slid to the end of the motor shaft, not meshing with it's mate gear. I slid the gear back down the shaft to mesh with the other gear, but noticed the gear slid very easily. Closer look found the gear had a tiny slpit from one end to the other along the shaft. Since no parts are available, I used some epoxy to not only glue the gear to the shaft, but also put epoxy around the hub of the gear to help hold it together. Delrin is a very sturdy material and I expect this to last for quite a while. I cleaned the rubber rollers and blew out all of the dust. I found the manual magazine release hole just under and to the left of the eject button. I drilled a small hole in the front of the unit housing to allow a paper clip to access the release with the unit assembled. All works great and once again enjoying my Bose Lifestyle 25 system.agrobrasilia.com/userfiles/files/8710p-manual.pdf If the gear comes completely apart, I feel there are ways to find a replacement gear. Talk nice and you may be surprised how much help the Bose Tech Support can be. Nice, real handy. All from a glued together unit that delivers like a 1982 Candle stereo-cassette. Sweeeeet! Am I being too innocent??? I couldn't get the CD motor to stop. Try disconnecting the connector that is labeled CD that is to the right of the CD player. There are about 8 or so wires connected to this. I unplugged it and the power to the CD stopped. All the other functions worked just fine. I will keep this in mind when I upgrade. Wait 5 minutes and plug it back in. On a Lifestyle system with a tray that won't open, try this: Turn off the power to the system and unplug the power cord to the back of the media center itself. Wait 5 minutes and plug it back in. If this does not work, then call Bose when you are home with the system at 800-367-4008. I realize there is a CD Changer Manual Release on the underside but can someone describe how to use it. There are two openings but it is not obvious how to release the cartridge. I have tried poking around with a small screwdriver but am afraid I will cause more damage.I have a Lifestyle model 20 with most of the symptoms that have been described in previous postings My problems were: 1) the CD magazine will not eject, 2) sometimes the player will turn forever and I could only stop it unplugging the power, 3) sometimes it would just spin and stop and give all the useless messages that are listed in the troubleshooting manual, 4) it will never play, it would just 2) or 3) above randomly and never eject. I thought that problem was with a CD stuck or my kids putting 2 CDs in one slot or some other clever things that young kids will do. But it was not that. Per a posting above I found out about the Manual Magazine Release. It is on the underside on the top right corner and it is the narrow rectangular slot, it is labeled. You need a long and skiny piece of metal. There is a flat lever on the bottom and you really do not need to push it hard, just slightly away from you if you have the thing upside down and you can read the labels correctly. You can see it through the slot. I tried it but it did not work probably because I did not know what to move and in which direction, I realized that after I put it apart. So following another advice from a previous poster (see above) I put it on the right side vertically with the power on and tap it gently against the table hiting the eject button at the same time and the magazine popped out. Great! I could recover my CDs. So I guess that you have to screw with the power until by luck you get all the CDs in the magazine. Then use the manual realease or the tapping to get the magazine out. Now, I put the magazine empty back in and the problems continued. So there was nothing wrong caused by the CDs or other stuff inside. The problem is mechanical. Charles Harwell and Anonymous above described the problem very well. There is a design flaw with a small gear on the CD changer motor that slides out of the shaft and ceases to engage with another gear. The motor is the one, in my model, to the left of the laser warning label. You can push the little gear back with your finger but after a few spins it will come off again to the end of the shaft disengaging and cause all the problems most have described. So I got some Gorila glue and glued it for ever. I tried Super Glue, but it did not work. The torque of the little motor must be too much for it. Epoxy glue may work just fine also. You need to open the player to fix this problem and the only way is by removing the top silver cover. Again following advice from previous postings I used a flat screwdriver and slowly pulled the top out. Then you have to remove the 3 screws that hold the black top of the player so you can remove the player itself and have access to the motor that is on the underside. On each side of the black cover there are 2 clips that you also have to release with a screw driver. Once you glue the little gear in its working position the player works as it should. I hope this helps. Good Luck! Your description of the lever to push was perfect. It ejected the magazine and I put it back in to see if it was still a mechanical problem; it was. I have the Lifestyle 18 and it doesn't have the Manual Magazine Release - I simply unplugged the main console and the receiver, waited for 5 minutes and plugged the console back. Then, without plugging in the receiver, I pressed the Eject button a couple of times, which seems to have released the tray and after plugging it back in, it worked. My dad and I took some pictures of the process, which I posted on Flickr. I added some notes to the pics, and I hope they are useful. The only other thing I would add is that gluing the gear fixed the problem of the motor running endlessly and nothing playing, but did not fix the problem of the CD magazine not ejecting. Otherwise it gets stuck. We've had the L20 for many years, and only recently began to experience this problem.Only difference is they (Bose) try to dress it up in a fancier skirt and slap on some lipstick. But trahs is trash, no matter how you dress it up. If I get FLAK, I get FLAK. That's life. I can live with it.lol. That's the price you pay for speaking the truth; ) I followed the advice given above and was able to successfully open the unit. In my case I discovered that I also had enough dust on the rollers that they were not fully grabbing the CD to return it completely into the magazine. When it wasn't able to return it 100 it then reloaded the CD onto the player spindle. It is possible the CD was slightly warped contributing to the problem. I did check the gear, and it had moved a little on the shaft, but not enough to cause problems with that part of the CD operation. I slid it back down the shaft for additional longevity. Having seen how the disk loads, if it can't be returned into the magazine, no amount of attempts with the manual release will work. When loaded, there is about 40 of the disk still in the magazine, which will prevent it from being able to be removed. The suggestion to set the unit up on its left side will assist in the return of the CD so you can extract the magazine with the manual release. Finally, the most trouble I had was with the door. I didn't pay attention to see what previous posters has said about the number of screws to be removed. I unscrewed 4 screws, 3 being larger headed screws, and one was a small one. DON'T remove the smaller screw. It isn't needed to get the plastic retaining cover out of the unit. It is part of the assembly for the door operation. Lastly, pay attention to the orientation of the spindle block for the left side of the door, making sure to put the arced ridge oriented down so that it will nest into the support block. When it is removed, you will see what I'm describing. Thanks for the previous posts. Save your money and do the repair yourself. Thanks for the post. As many others describe, a small Delron pinion gear on one of the motor shafts was cracked and had slid down that shaft so it didn't engage the opposite larger gear. I pushed it down to engage and then the CD holder was ejected properly and I was able to rescue all my CDs. Unfortunately, the spindle no longer works, so I removed the CD drive entirely. I love the Bose sound (radio) and will continue to use that with an external CD and TV. Incidentally, the display is very, very dim to completely off. Would I buy another Bose? Hmmm. probably not 'cuz it's too expensive for my old ears. Possible Solution: Take the entire case off of Lifestyle 20 system, by prying it open with a blow torch. Then, Remove all silver covers by swinging an axe through it. They were (glued on). Proceeded by removing the phillips head screws in-line, by using a jackhammer. Next use a machete to pop the tabs under the end silver covers. Resolution: Return to store where you bought the Bose. Wait till nightfall. Lurk in the shadows. Bring to desolate location. Strap and tie to chair. Use duct tape to tape his eyelashes and eyelids in a permanent wide open stare. Place several large pictures ( which you hopefully aqcuired through the internet, and NOT though personal experience)of a completely nudde Joan Rivers, roughly one foot from his face.Quite amusing, from a snooty specialist dealer's point of view. (I'm the type that believes less is more.) Regards, Frank. Go there and he'll help ya. CD magazine would not eject. We followed the procedures that Claudio and Alvin and others outlined: removed the silver top, opened the unit and removed the three large screws, found the small gear that had slipped, looked at it under magnification and saw a small crack, glued it with Gorilla glue (making sure that gear still was able to turn),cleaned the roller with a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol, put everything back (the door was the most difficult part--as Alvin said, pay attention to the orientation). After the glue dried (about two hours), the unit worked perfectly once again. Total time spent: 40 minutes For those who don't think they can manage this and want another solution besides sending back the unit to BOSE for repair, the website advertised low flat rate repairs and quick turn around time for this problem. As they are not open on weekends, I did not call them to find out pricing. Once I had access to the internals my model had three screws to hold a retaining moulding which just unclipped after the tilt door was removed from situation (make sure you remember where the spring is attached). Then you just lift the cassette player off the mounting springs and turn it upside down.You can unplug it from the main board if you want to. With the unit base facing you, and the cassette on the right, On the small motor to the bottom right hand side I found that the drive pinion gear had slipped to the end of the shaft and was no longer meshing. I placed a small amount of super glue on the shaft and slipped it back into position.jobs done. I will only play one cd at a time now just to play it safe.Had this problem on LS20 and because of the info here I was able to fix. There is nothing in the manual on this problem. First tried the magazine release (no reference to that in the manual) and that didn't work (but maybe I wasn't doing the pressure points right). Then tried the putting unit on the right side while on and tapping and that didn't work. Last resort: put on the left side as it seemed to look jammed there and after about 30 secs.This column is definitely a keeper for us Bose Lifestyle owners. This column is now with my manual.SO my question is what do I do with speakers besides swell looking paper Of course, when putting the case back together I accidentally clipped the small copper GROUND clip that is located toward the back of the unit, about a third of the way in from the right. It's the clip that attaches to a circuit board, and appears to complete a ground against a small silver circle on the board itself. It also has a rounded top end that appears to contact the metal cover. Without the ground complete, the unit will not power up.The display is not working, which made me think it was not getting power. After detecting a slight whir from the CD, I plugged the speakers in and realized it was in fact working. So now, any ideas why the display has gone blank??? Could it still be the ground clip that seems bent, or something different? Thanks I need some tunes! Thanks everybody. Bound to improve the sound. I have A LOT of work into permanently installing the rest of the system into my house. Any positive input would be great. Thanks everyone.