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IMPORTANT
• When placing a CD on the tray, be sure to line up the projection at the center of the tray and the
hole at the center of the CD and press the CD onto the projection until it snaps into place with
a click. If you do not fit the CD onto the tray projection properly, the CD may come loose inside
the CD drive, which can damage the tray, the inside of the drive, and the CD.
Critical Point
When the data is read from it, a CD turns at high speed, so there may be vibration and a
sound like rushing air.
The CD drive for this computer has an electronic lock, so CDs can only be loaded/removed
when the computer is running.
If you use a CD with an off-balance center of gravity, for example a CD with something
pasted on it, the CD drive unit may vibrate and not provide the normal level of performance.
If you can not push the tray all the way back in, pull out the tray until you hear a sound, then
push it in again.
When the power for the computer is Off, the tray may not close. If that happens, switch the
power back On, then close the tray.
If for any reason, the tray does not come out when you press the eject button, double-click
the "My Computer" icon, right-click the CD icon in the "My Computer" window, then click
"Eject".
If the tray still does not come out, slip the tip of a paper clip or the like into the hole at the right
of the CD eject button on the front of the CD-ROM drive and pull out the tray.
CD eject button
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