When i insert disc in macbookpro it automatically ejecting out the disc

processor 2.3GHz intel core i5
MEMORY 4GB 1333MHz ddr3

You are saying about the Apple USB SuperDrive
i had an ibuilt superdrive in MACBOOK PRO 
The issuse i had raised about the inbuilt disc insert problem that it was not reading the disc,and automatically
ejecting the disc out. not the external superdrive.

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