Ps4 disc tray won't open

Got my ps4 yesterday. I spent all last night setting it up, getting download and what not....now it won't open for a disc. Just makes two beeps when I press the tray button....Please help

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Got my ps4 yesterday. I spent all last night setting it up, getting download and what not....now it won't open for a disc. Just makes two beeps when I press the tray button....Please helpGotta be trolling? If not, welcome to the forums. The reason you're getting two beeps when pressing eject is because there is no disc in the PS4. There is also no "disc tray", just a slot, you need to insert a disc into said slot, make sure it's a PS4 disc or a Blu Ray though, with the label facing up. There should have been a Quick Start Guide in the box, might be worth reading that.

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