Apple MC408LL Apple Technician Guide - Page 64

apple.com/kb/HT2446, reseat the drive into it's drive

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Deep Dive Check 1. Optical drive should perform a single reset sequence. Is optical drive constantly seeking or cycling eject mechanism without an optical disc installed?? 2. Verify media does not exceed maximum thickness specification Using known good CD and DVD media, does media spin without optical drive scraping edge or surface of media? 3. Noise when spinning discs before mounting on the desktop and reading data is normal. Disc spin should cease 30 seconds after mounting on the desktop. Is the noise related to disc spin and is it louder than another computer of the same type and drive? Result Yes No Yes No Yes No Action Drive mechanism damaged. Replace optical drive. Go to step 2 Go to step 3 Drive mechanism damaged. Replace optical drive. Go to step 4 Go to step 5 4. Remove the optical drive and reseat the drive into it's drive mounting bracket. Reinstall the drive and verify if the drive is still noisy. 5. Noise when ejecting media is normal. Eject known good media and listen to noises. Is the noise related to eject activity and is it louder than another computer of the same type and drive?. Yes Drive mechanism damaged. Replace optical drive. No Optical drive not mounted correctly. Issue resolved Yes Drive mechanism damaged. Replace optical drive. No Noise not related to optical drive. Check for hard drive noise or fan noise. Code J05 J05 J04 J04 2010-08-03 Mac mini (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts - Mass Storage 64

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Mac mini (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Mass Storage
64
2010-08-03
Deep Dive
Check
Result
Action
Code
1.
Optical drive should perform
a single reset sequence. Is
optical drive constantly seeking
or cycling eject mechanism
without an optical disc
installed??
Yes
Drive mechanism damaged.
Replace optical drive.
J05
No
Go to step 2
2.
Verify media does not
exceed maximum thickness
specification <
http://support.
apple.com/kb/HT2446
>
Using known good CD and
DVD media, does media spin
without optical drive scraping
edge or surface of media?
Yes
Go to step 3
No
Drive mechanism damaged.
Replace optical drive.
J05
3.
Noise when spinning discs
before mounting on the
desktop and reading data is
normal. Disc spin should cease
30 seconds after mounting on
the desktop. Is the noise related
to disc spin and is it louder
than another computer of the
same type and drive?
Yes
Go to step 4
No
Go to step 5
4.
Remove the optical drive and
reseat the drive into it’s drive
mounting bracket. Reinstall the
drive and verify if the drive is
still noisy.
Yes
Drive mechanism damaged.
Replace optical drive.
J04
No
Optical drive not mounted
correctly. Issue resolved
5.
Noise when ejecting media
is normal. Eject known good
media and listen to noises.
Is the noise related to eject
activity and is it louder than
another computer of the same
type and drive?.
Yes
Drive mechanism damaged.
Replace optical drive.
J04
No
Noise not related to optical
drive. Check for hard drive
noise or fan noise.