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Question: The "DVD Drive Replacement Repair Part for Nintendo Wii NEW" by epower mall does not accept the small GameCube CD, anybody know why?
Document: Ordered this from epower mall. Drive has many scuff marks on the metal and looks used. After install it wil only read Wii discs and not Gamecube discs.
Let me start by saying that this is the second Wii disc drive I have purchased on Amazon (2 different systems). The first was from a different seller who was out of stock when I needed this part.The product fits and works with Nintendo Wii as described, but buyer beware on quality from this seller. It is NOT an OEM "same as factory" part as described, and ships directly from China. This DVD drive has a different motherboard and a different laser than the original part.
Received dvd drive within 7 days; great turn around time. Installed dvd drive within 20 mins, plugged it in, and my son was back to playing his wii. Thanks epower mall!
Wii titles play just fine.Buyer beware -- if you want to play older GameCube titles on the Wii, consider a replacement drive guaranteed to do so.
This replacement part fixed the problem of my wii not reading any discs. Shipping took a long time but it was very easy to install and did the trick!
This was the lowest-priced replacement DVD drive for the Wii I could find. Our Wii is an older unit, and I did a bit of research to ensure that this replacement would be compatible. It was shipped from China, so delivery took longer than I would have hoped, but it was nevertheless received before the scheduled 1-month window, consistent with the experience of several other reviewers.
I got the perilous &#34;this disc cannot be read&#34; message on my Nintendo Wii (well it's my kids). I tried cleaning the lens and figured what the heck, why not try this. I told my kids that I was going to repair the Wii or buy a new gaming system. I ordered this and a tri-wing screwdriver. Spent about five minutes of Googling the steps and about half an hour later, a working Wii was had.
When I got it I saw that it had little spots of rust, and while I was disappointed it wasn't bad enough to not keep. Then I got it in and it worked great... for Wii games, I've only had it a few days so I know nothing of it's lifespan. Gamecube games go in, then it spits them out, and if you keep trying it your disc will be scuffed up. I'm currently waiting to see if I can get my money back.
The main front shield has one attached to it, and the DVD drive itself has 2 on the bottom that need to be unhooked. Overall, for anyone with electronics repairs experience, this should be fairly easy.Have tested it on many games, both new releases and original releases, as well as my whole catalog of Gamecube games. Everything works fine! Given the wear and tear on the exterior I would assume this looks more like a used drive than a new, but hey, it works.
Absolutely what I needed. Installed it and it worked immediately. Very satisfied with this replacement DVD drive. Would definitely purchase again.Only thing is delivery time is 3 weeks to a month.
Answer: It worked for me, actually replaced two drives.  If I remember correctly, however, the first time it didn't work for the GC game.  I think I turned the Wii off and back on again a few minutes later and it worked fine.  I may have disconnected and reconnected the drive and it worked but pretty sure it was just a power-cycle of the Wii.