Jeff Kleist
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This happened to my PS1 a long time ago. After sending the unit in along with $80.00 it was working again. Still it sucks to have it happen in the first place.You could have bought a replacement drive through mail order, popped the hood with a phillips head and been done in 10min for $25 Just FYI
Again, Sony cheaped out on the drive component, and they're paying for it. Launch PS1s had plastic laser sleds which wore down, and caused the laser to fall out of alignment. Sony NEVER admitted to the problem, but generation 3 and up PS1s had metal sleds