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How-to: Fix floppy drives that don't eject or accept disks

Dennis Nedry

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I stumbled upon some old pictures and thought I should add them to the wiki. This is a VERY common problem with auto-inject drives. Follow these steps and your drive(s) will snap the disk right out of you hand, just like brand-new!

http://68kmla.org/wiki/Floppy_Drive_Lubrication

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:)

 

olePigeon

Well-known member
Oooh! Thanks! I had asked about this a little while ago. I have a few floppy drives in rough shape that I wanted to fix.

 

techknight

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sony was always the one noted for some consumer level crazy mechanics. especially thier PS3 slot loads.

 

Juror22

Well-known member
Thanks for posting this ...I have a Quadra 900 and a Se/30 that both benefitted from this. These were excellent very easy to follow directions that restored my intermittent drives to full functionality in just an hour or so (they were very dirty drives).

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