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  1. #1 Tray Problem? 
    nuknives Guest
    The PS2 plays fine, but when I eject it, it does not come out smooth. It sounds like it is rubbing against something on the left (facing the ps2 from the front). I am using a DUO2 chip, is it the ground point or should I not mess with it all?
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    PS2nub4sho Guest
    mine did that for a long time. now it doesnt even play games anymore
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    i dont think its anything got to due with the chip...its the tray it self... have u dropped the ps2 or accidently hit the tray with sumthing? if not that..open up the ps2 and see wuts wrong with the tray..and try to position it back together.
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    Could it be the ribbon cable connecting to the Eject and Power button? But if it was that it would not even turn on, right? I looks ok to me, but I dont want it to stop working Thanks for the help, though.
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    Eject the tray, and flick the power off with the tray out. Then turn it upside-down and put some light grease (do not use WD40!!) on the metal rod that the tray slides on. This usually fixes the tray farting problem.
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    Thanks I will try that, but what kind of grease do you recommend? If I can't get it to work I will play in moderation or I wont play it until Kingdom Hearts 2 comes out, because that's really the only game I want to play
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