Lo Guys,

got 2 wii's here that dont spin up properly.

you put the disc in and you hear the motor spinning and a faint clicking noise. if you push down in the centre of the drive it seems to grip the disk and start spinnign and will read the discs.

it's like the discs aren't sitting exactly right, i've tried slight bending of the metal and adjusting the drive motor but cant seem to get them perfect,

any one else had this and have a solution?
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Though I've not had the problem myself (yet), I've read somewhere about drive cogs slipping which is quite easy to put right.
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My references http://www.disqworld.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=105739&highlight=

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Cogs seem good, the slightest pressue makes the disks spin properly on one of them, bloody annoying.

ta for the input,
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check these 2 screws are tight m8


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REFS

http://www.disqworld.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=223226

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tried that too

thanks for the help guys, written the bugger off.
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