Dropped dvd player and one of the trays broke & won't close

[snowglitter]

Well, we got a home theater surround sound, hooked it up, put in a dvd and the thing got dropped face down and we had to take off the back to remove the disk and the top tray (one of five) and got the disk out but the top tray is out of the player now and it won't close completely. Any suggestions?

 

[mvs sarma]

Well, we got a home theater surround sound, hooked it up, put in a dvd and the thing got dropped face down and we had to take off the back to remove the disk and the top tray (one of five) and got the disk out but the top tray is out of the player now and it won't close completely. Any suggestions?

try to upload a close up well focused photograph of of the damage details
it would help offering a solution.
most probably superglue should help

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

If the tray isn't broken, it's probably just out of alignment - so you may 'just' need to realign it, but it may not be simple.

 

[shokjok]

Is the DVD player a stand-alone unit? If so, it can be disassembled further to re-align the door(s). If not, then limit its future uses.

 

[unclejed613]

what model is it? different brands use different tray mechs, so the tray timing process is different for each one.

 

[mneary]

It's nice to be trying to help, but where's the OP?