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Updated: March 19, 2006 Written By: Dan "Tweak Monkey" Kennedy Test The Console Reconnect the power and A/V connectors if they are disconnected. Plug in a controller to the front of the Playstation 2. Put the disc tray cover over the plastic alignment pieces and apply some pressure to the top (not much, just a bit to ensure the disc will seat correctly). It should snap into place and lock the disc in.
Open the tray if it's not already open, and put in a game that's given you problems in the past with DREs or load errors (in my case, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City). Close the Playstation 2 and access the Browser screen to view if the disc was correctly located.
You will probably need to adjust this gear several times to in order to find the perfect spot. Once you find this spot, add a second line to your gear with the marker, but distinguish this line so you'll always have that perfect spot marked. You may need to re-adjust it in a few months or if problems return. I believe some of the PS2s had two gears instead of one, or a different type of adjustment. These gears do essentially the same thing - try playing around with it and make your PS2 work. If you discover some tips to make your PS2 work that aren't mentioned here, please let me know so I can share the information with others in your predicament. [[s7~<)[.o,ٖIl9Z֒7IR,p$&sē_7%o*s41ٯ'?yF0zXgCOŝϧt; ?Y6NI❞T}j"SO\-8;N<ϓ^;h}?M'ȣF`r)L3"vz7jm)1Oմ5T|/*[O$ǰDEb;SL>ȅzMoпyc6 zw 'qoHJ} 04թ_qkx=ftYDc-ş؋,P:V^Ht8.b6<* shlTYZYMT<ַϢ?931<w?}g"=1' i GҖ[oc0KEo痝'Ϟ;;ZtS韟șcMC?"F3#<0&ӵ='ue}tB3̺YJI0m1)"KB:a{zYmCnDiδE#c-Xf%ۦ2ЁqΪC'!6:j>d/*]ڟNw]1F8ZQP`=!/D< | |