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I was finally able to eject a cd-r which became stuck in my iMac's slot-loading optical drive. I had left it loaded in the drive after a day of using the machine, and when I tried to eject it, you could here the mechanism trying to slide it out, but it seemed to be getting stuck. Once I hit eject, the machine kept trying to eject it over and over again with no success. I looked up online support on apple.com, and it seems this problem is common with the slot-loading drives. Since the iMacs can run pretty hot, CD labels or stuff printed on them tends to get sticky and there may not be enough oomph to get them out. Also, the plastic cases of the iMacs are flexible and may become distorted to the point where the slot opening is pinched or too wide, so there is a recommendation to try squeezing the case at the slot while ejecting to see if that helps.
I tried this last night to no avail, so I shut down to let things cool down overnite and try again this morning. First thing today, I unplugged the machine for a minute or so to clear the System Management Controller (SMC), plugged everything back in and fired her up. The computer started up fine and the CD was mounted on the desktop again. I just dragged it to the trash, and it slid right out of the slot. Voila!
I think letting things cool down did the trick. Looking at the CD, it does have a stick on label which seems to be very well applied.
In conclusion, I think any CDs should be used with caution in the slot-loading drives. I would recommend inserting them only if the label are in good condition, reading the CD right away or copying the contents to the hard drive, and then ejecting the media before it has a chance to heat up and get sticky.
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