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Originally Posted by kurusu
Removing the ejector is a piece of cake. You will find out that putting it in place may require the use of some foul language.  |
I have found that a modest rap from a small rubber hammer will seat the ejector. Alternatively a small piece of scrap wood over the ejector, hit with a handy tool such as the butt of a larger screwdriver, will do the job. No untoward language required, unless you miss the ejector and hit your thumb.
If Tom Heller doesn't have an ejector they can sometimes be found on eBay.