Samsung Dvd Hd850 Player Rubber Band Replacement Repair Guide

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Cover
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Disk Tray Replacement
5 steps
Rubber Band
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Step 1

              Cover

with the front of the device facing you, turn the device 180 degrees so the back panel of the device is facing you

with the front of the device facing you, turn the device 180 degrees so the back panel of the device is facing you

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Step 2

              Locate and remove screws

locate the three (3) screws on the back panel of the device that are implanted in the device
to remove the screws, use the tool(s) listed above (right underneath the introduction) and twist the screws counter-clockwise to remove them from the device

locate the three (3) screws on the back panel of the device that are implanted in the device

to remove the screws, use the tool(s) listed above (right underneath the introduction) and twist the screws counter-clockwise to remove them from the device

Step 3

              Remove Cover

to remove the cover of the device, pull the cover towards the back of the device until it is completely removed so you can see the insides of the device

to remove the cover of the device, pull the cover towards the back of the device until it is completely removed so you can see the insides of the device

Step 4

              Locate and Remove The Disk Tray

NOTE remember to never connect to power when working on electrical components
Find and locate the disk tray it is located top right hand side of the component when the back of the device ( dvd player ) is facing you.

NOTE remember to never connect to power when working on electrical components

Find and locate the disk tray it is located top right hand side of the component when the back of the device ( dvd player ) is facing you.

Step 5

              Removing The Data Strips

Locate and gently remove the data strips on the tray. There are three in total, two on the left hand side and one on the right.

Locate and gently remove the data strips on the tray. There are three in total, two on the left hand side and one on the right.

Step 6

              Removing The Screws

As noted by the red circles, locate and remove the screws one at a time

As noted by the red circles, locate and remove the screws one at a time

Step 7

              Disk Tray Removal

After removing the clips slowly incline the disk drive towards you and unclip it from the two (2) brackets located on the top
Be careful not to push too much pressure on the brackets since they tend to break easily

After removing the clips slowly incline the disk drive towards you and unclip it from the two (2) brackets located on the top

Be careful not to push too much pressure on the brackets since they tend to break easily

Step 8

              Success!

Congrats! You have sucessfully have taken out the disk drive

Congrats! You have sucessfully have taken out the disk drive

Step 9

              Disk Tray Preparation

remember to never connect the device to a power source when working on electrical components on/in the device
It it recommended to buy the Elastic Rubber Band needed for this repair guide first, you can buy the band at this link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Latex-Elasti… the name of the specific rubber band for this device is located at the top of this repair guide

remember to never connect the device to a power source when working on electrical components on/in the device

It it recommended to buy the Elastic Rubber Band needed for this repair guide first, you can buy the band at this link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/100-Latex-Elasti… the name of the specific rubber band for this device is located at the top of this repair guide

Step 10

              Locate the White Spindle

Locate the small white spindle on the face of the tray (the face is where the DVD name is edged on the front) and turn the spindle counterclockwise (with the screw driver listed under “tools” or something similar) until the tray begins to open

Locate the small white spindle on the face of the tray (the face is where the DVD name is edged on the front) and turn the spindle counterclockwise (with the screw driver listed under “tools” or something similar) until the tray begins to open

Step 11

              Opening The Disk Tray

Once the tray is opened, locate the rubber band, as noted by the blue box, and remove and replace it by pulling it out of the mechanism

Once the tray is opened, locate the rubber band, as noted by the blue box, and remove and replace it by pulling it out of the mechanism

Step 12

              Rubber Band Replacement

Once removed, replace the band with one you have bought, or have on-hand and and insert it into its rightful place

Once removed, replace the band with one you have bought, or have on-hand and and insert it into its rightful place

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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