Mine Doesnt ready Discs anymore and i Want to repair it But Here in Deutsche Land i Dont know where to go

My fat PS2 laser burned out, mostly because it was mod chipped, plus a ton of play time between my bro and I. It lasted pretty long I'd say in retrospect. We ended up getting a PS2 slim that Xmas because the price wasn't much different than the cost of a new laser and repair fee back then. 

Earlier in 2019 I bought a new legit SNY replacement laser on Amazon or eBay and installed it myself. It was cheap, like $10 or something like that. I just watched 1 YouTube repair tutorial and that's all I needed.

Tearing down a PS2 is pretty easy, especially for the laser because once the outer casing is off, you get immediate access to the disc drive. All I had to do extra was adjust the laser height slightly, which is also no problem, and it worked great. (It's not a bad idea to clean the laser slider tracks and grease them with some new silicone or lithium lube while you're at it for good measure.) 

The fat PS2 works like new again, and now you can buy shipping boxes full of games for dirt cheap! I actually prefer it slightly now over the slim.

If you're handy at all, it's totally doable. 

I have a slim PAL PS2 and a fat NTSC that I bought from the US about 6 years ago for PS1 and PS2 games that didn't get a PAL release, the slim's fine but the fat NTSC model has a stuck drive tray, I hadn't used it for around 2 years and starting it up there was a lot of shuddering as the tray tried to open , and being me I naturally forced the issue and the result was the front fell off . now if I aid it with a small tug I can get it to open halfway before it sticks , so should I se about a  local repair and the associated costs or order a new disk tray and replace it my self ? 

for some reason I can't answer the poll.

Well, I got my PS2 Slim back in 2010, and after all those years I never had problems with Disc Read Errors.

I never had a original PS2. My first and only one is the slim model.

When was that?  Mine worked when I played it but let it sit a couple years an the screws inside got loose so it would not read discs. Thankfully Slim is super easy to open and fix. I tightened them all and it worked!

My first PS2 was built into the PS3 Fat one.  It got the yellow ring of death and I purchased a PS2 slim & PS3 slim to replace it.

It remains factory sealed, as with two 8mb cards and two duelshock 2's.  I didn't intend on that, until I realized it is worth more untouched.  

$$$-I'll always entertain serious offers.$$$

I got a PS2 off of ebay and never had an issue. Pretty sure it still runs fine.

...just kidding, "Not For Sale!"...