Wii disc "noise" problem

[ToxBox]

Everybody kept telling me that my Wii's disc motor is loud and my Wii can be felt shaking more than my red wii, how I can stop this, I tried set my Wii straight up

 

[banjonator1]

If its not messing with your disks, its not a problem.

Never try to fix something that's not broken.

 

[ToxBox]

It is not messing with my disc

 

[New Super Mario]

If you've been playing it a lot, that may be a problem. Give your wii a break and see if that's the problem.

 

[DragonFreak]

I say that's bad news. The last time that happened, well, my Wii completely broke. I hope that's not the issue with yours.

 

[Puddin]

I think you should have it checked out. I heard if the laser is off by even a little bit your discs can be damaged.

 

[Uniju]

If its not messing with your disks, its not a problem.

Never try to fix something that's not broken.

Terrible advice. I can't personally help you with your Wii, but if something is out of the ordinary about something like a video game console it is a bad sign. The fact that it hasn't resulted in anything yet is a good thing and it would be silly to ignore a warning sign that you've been so fortunate as to have before anything actually happens.

 

[Ernest Fine]

I think you should get the one that may have a problem checked out, and use the red one (if you can) until it's sorted out (considering if it does get sorted out).

 

[N64Dude]

Ask One of your Friends Family They Might Help You or give your wii a break

 

[Weasel]

I had this problem a year or 2 ago. I wound up sending it off to Nintendo for repairs.

 

[Puddin]

Yes. But protip: Don't send your Wii to Nintendo if you hacked it (I think) aka homebrew channel

 

[Mario4Ever]

I'd go with what some others have said and get Nintendo's help. They have great customer service.

 

[ToxBox]

How long my wii need a break and how cost to repair that problem?

 

[Weasel]

If you send it to Nintendo they should repair it for free. The best thing to do is call and ask them.

 

[Mario4Ever]

If you send it to Nintendo they should repair it for free. The best thing to do is call and ask them.

This. AFAIK, Nintendo doesn't charge anything.

 

[ToxBox]

How long they will repair my Wii?

 

[Mario4Ever]

How long they will repair my Wii?

That depends on how serious the problem is, and you won't find out until you call them.

 

[Weasel]

It took mine about a week and a half.

 

[Dr. Javelin]

You still might want to looks it over and see if it's something simple that's a problem.

My Wii was overheating all the time until I checked the fan on the back and moved a loose wire that was blocking it out of the way. I didn't even have to unscrew the casing. It works perfectly to this day.

(Just don't do anything stupid and mess it up even more)

 

[ToxBox]

It took mine about a week and a half.

I will send it to repair soon and I can play my red Wii