Asus DVD-E616P2 English User Manual - Page 27

Using the emergency eject pinhole

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Using the emergency eject pinhole The emergency eject pinhole on the front of the drive allows you to manually eject the drive tray and remove a disc from the drive in the following instances: • supply of power to the computer is cut due to electrical power outage • the drive malfunctions Use the manual method only as a last resort when the eject button does not work. Make sure that you have turned off your optical drive before ejecting the drive tray. Locate the power switch button on the rear panel to turn off the drive. To eject the drive tray using the emergency pinhole: 1. Insert the eject pin that came with the drive package. You can also use a paper clip or any pointed rod small enough to fit into the emergency pinhole. ASUS DVD-E616P2 27

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To eject the drive tray using the emergency pinhole:
1.
Insert the eject pin that came with the
drive package. You can also use a
paper clip or any pointed rod small
enough to fit into the emergency
pinhole.
Using the emergency eject pinhole
The emergency eject pinhole on the front of the drive allows you to manually eject
the drive tray and remove a disc from the drive in the following instances:
supply of power to the computer is cut due to electrical power outage
the drive malfunctions
Use the manual method only as a last resort when the
eject button does not
work. Make sure that you have turned off your optical drive before ejecting the
drive tray. Locate the power switch button on the rear panel to turn off the drive.