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>I recently had my Mac upgraded to a Plus, but evidently, the bozos who did the
>job either did
>the installation poorly, or gave me a drive with a bum eject mechanism.  The
>problem is this:  with most disks, if I try to eject, the drive sounds like
>it's making a lot of effort to get it out, and the disk sort of slowly oozes
>     I am almost inclined to suspect that the drive is simply not properly
>aligned in the housing.  It seems like the disk is really getting caught on
>something on the way out.  I was also informed that there is a variable
>					--Luyen Chou


It is very likely that the drive was misaligned when the new one was put in.
This was a common problem when the new 800k drives were installed as the 
opening is not very big.
I suspect that the disk is hitting the edge of the plastic shell when it is 
coming out and that the disk is dragging.  This can cause problems.  Keep in
mind that if damage is done to the drive then you will be up defecation 
tributary without a wooden spade-like propulsion unit.  Apple dealers do not
repair the drives but swap you for another.  It is about $115 plus labor.
They send the drives to Apple.  Apple does not deal with them but sends them
back to Sony.  If your Mac Plus is still under warranty (90 days?) I would
recommend taking it back to the dealer.
-- 
Bill Petro 
 ({ucbvax!sun,altos86,styx}!elxsi!billp)
 These are not opinions, this is objective truth!