Is the disk/plate locked in place by the collar so the disk won't moved when in the released position if you put something sticky?
1499548
My kids and I love this potato ricer. Yes, the disk/plate was locked by the collar and it didn't moved. I made a very sticky and the stuff came out just fine. I have owned this tools for about nine months and I don't feel any regret at all. If u don't have one, you should get one for yourself.
1499549
There is a black sleeve that fits inside that seems to hold the plate in place. I don't think the disk would come out even if you put in something sticky.
1932607
Doesn't seem like it is. Looks like it won't go back on if you do manage to take it off. Like it's glued on, and for those that don't know what they're referring to, they're referring to the plastic piece on the front of the tray. The part that you see when you put it into your laptop.
874690
Mine operates smoothly. No catching or sticking. However cameras remain secure. I use secondary secure straps, I have pushed one up and almost out while awkwardly climbing around on rocks. I would suggest removing disc from camera, hold the receiver slide in your hand and scrutinize its operation isolated from whatever might or might not be going on out in the field. Good luck.
2221499
That's never happened with my units, but likely a disc has become dislodged and is preventing the mechanism from rotating. The cover does come off to allow access to the carousel.Sam
594521
It's never slipped off from my laptop, unless i intentinally shift it on my keyboard. Also cause i've pretty much use my laptop in my desk But of course, if you flip your laptop upside down for whatever reason, duh its gonna fall off
388756
It does not lock in position, but it remains in position and doesn't move unless you want it to move. Unit works very well.
1095987
The disks are inserted just below the PS logo, and above the open/eject button. Look at a close up of the picture and you can see it. It is NOT like the XBox where a tray comes out, the disk gets inserted into the slot. Much better that way, won't have disk repair problems like XBox does. Hope that answers your question!
1000628
in my case I had to screw the bay to the hard drive cage to not move, in any case if your case is thelmalteke mark should combine to perfection
622622
Yes, it is tray loading and it opens and closes similar to a laptop disc drive. It unlocks and you pull out the tray, insert disc and push it shut to lock. Pretty simple...
1051573
It's safer than to try to force it into the trays which open up. It's good machine. It has some soft velvet to protect it while loading. It also has a button to open so less likely to eat the disk.
218184
if you remove hard drive bays...mine is on the top...I modded the top, and put push pull....
339728
I cannot say because my disks popped right off my plates!! I followed the directions exactly. Tested the disks this morning and they came unstuck. Glad I didn't hang them yet. I suppose you will have to mount your disks lower on the plate?
1073019
The center of disk can be removed as it has screws that hold it in place. You could replace it with a different material if the screw hold lined up. This would make it behave more like a soft box I guess.
146937
I haven't experienced that with my gate. Is the latch on top stuck in the pushed in position?
114810
My laptop has little rubber "knobs" on the bottom to prevent sliding. I'm sure sleeker/thinner laptops probably don't have that but my HP does which means that my laptop stays where I put it. If your laptop is completely flat and smooth on the bottom, it will likely slide, but you can always cover the desk with a towel or something else if it's an issue.
1235110
It does not lock into place, but I don't find this to be a problem. I would not want it to lock. I am happy with the unit.
198468
Most optical drives have tiny "hook" like protrusions around the edges that will hold the CD in place in a vertical configuration. I've only used my optical drive for two DVDs so far with this case but I haven't had any issues with the CD's at all and they don't fall out while the disk tray is moving since they're held in place by those protrusions. I would examine your optical drive and see if they have it. There are usually 4 one in each corner.