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Replacement eject button for PlayStation 4 model CUH-1215 restores disc-eject function
- Replaces a broken eject button on PS4 CUH-1215
- Durable plastic construction withstands repeated use
- Direct-fit replacement restores original console function
- Simple part swap avoids full housing replacement
- Single button included for targeted repair
Eject Button for PS4 CUH-1215
This replacement part restores the disc-eject function on a PlayStation 4 model CUH-1215. It is intended for owners whose original button has cracked, stuck or stopped responding. The piece is made from plastic and matches the console's housing profile.
Replaces a faulty or missing eject button
When the original button fails, the console cannot eject discs without software work-arounds. Swapping the part returns normal mechanical operation and avoids a full chassis swap. The upgrade is worth it if the drive mechanism itself still works but the external actuator is damaged.
Simple press-fit installation
The button seats directly into the front panel opening without screws or adhesive. Common issues include misalignment that leaves the button proud or recessed, and forgetting to transfer the small metal spring from the old part. Careful alignment prevents the button from binding after reassembly.
Highlights
- Replaces a broken eject button on PS4 CUH-1215
- Durable plastic construction withstands repeated use
- Direct-fit replacement restores original console function
- Simple part swap avoids full housing replacement
- Single button included for targeted repair
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this eject button fit the PS4 model CUH-1215?
Yes, the button is made for the Sony PlayStation 4 CUH-1215 console.
How is the button installed and what step is often missed?
The console casing must be opened to reach the internal eject mechanism; the ribbon cable for the button board is often not reseated fully.
When will this plastic eject button need replacement again?
The plastic button lasts until physical wear or impact cracks it; there is no scheduled maintenance interval.
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