They also said that this fix was unlikely to get it to work with all games and movies. The models they showed had one white gear right in the middle of the assembly, which mine did not have. They said you need to rotate the gear that adjusted the laser eye's height.
A few mentioned that the laser eye's height might have been misaligned, and because of this, the gears couldn't grip the gears of the motor or some such bollocks. I searched around the web and found lots of guides, but all of them were stuck on the idea that the laser eye was dirty and cleaning it would allow the system to read some games but not DVDs. Just a tutorial that mentioned cleaning the laser eye which I very much doubted was the problem, considering I could definitely hear mechanical clicks. Instructables was the first place I looked. I had seen replacement components on places like Deal Extreme, so I figured there had to be a fix. I knew there had to be something I could do. I would get loud clicking, sometimes grinding sounds, until finally, it crapped out completely. It started giving me more and more trouble with movies. But it always seemed to catch up with it's self and let me play longer.
Near the end it was giving me some clicks and a Disk Read Error screen from time to time. I had just played through GTA: San Andreas. This is a little thing that's happened along the way. Sooo no, this is not the home made airsoft shotgun tutorial I've been promising. A slightly different approach to fixing the Disk Read Errors associated with Fatty PS2s.
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