
To do this, first you need to remove the glossy panel on your PS4: But this screw can sometimes come loose, which the PS4 will interpret as a technician trying to get the disc out of the system. This comes in the form of the manual-eject screw. Your PlayStation 4 has a special way of ejecting discs if, for some reason, the button doesn’t work or the hardware won’t power up. But once the heat returns, it’s possible the ejecting-disc problem will as well. That’s because you’ve given the rubber foot or other malfunctioning pieces time to cool off. Now, if this works, it’s probably only a temporary fix. Let it sit for an additional two or three minutes.Hold down the power button for 30 seconds.This is the first tip you’re going to get from Sony Computer Entertainment if you tell them the problem.


Unsurprisingly, Sony wants to know if you’ve tried turning your PS4 on and off again. And with that in mind, let’s get to a few fixes - one that Sony suggests and two that we’ve crowdsourced from a bunch of forums around the Internet. Now, this isn’t the only reason, but it seems like the most common cause.
