My USB SuperDrive does not accept to eject a CD

You're welcome, sorry there was nothing new to you there.

I did read a suggestion that to raise the angle of the Superdrive so the slot is pointing downward while ejecting a disk may sometimes help free a stuck disk, but I don't know if that could help in your case.

The only other way seems to be in using the terminal app to enter an eject command, although that's not something I know pr use myself.

Here's a rather old discussion thread with the command ... may need checking to see if newer computers need a different command though.

(Maybe some-one out there in the Community has the up-to-date know how ?)

Is there a Terminal command to eject disk? - Apple Community

This 2020 article is using similar commands but for earlier MacOS's

https://www.lifewire.com/use-terminal-to-eject-stuck-cd-dvd-2260864

Hi GerCof,

welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community.

Another way to eject CD: Try the keyboard shortcut: Press Command-E

Apple support's article:

Eject CDs and DVDs from your Mac – Apple Support

says:

"If a CD or DVD won’t eject from an optical drive

Try any of the following:

• • If an app is using the CD or DVD: Quit the app, then try to eject the disc again.
  • If you can’t quit the app that’s using the CD or DVD: Close the file that is on the disc you want to eject, then try to eject it again.
  • If another user is using the CD or DVD: Log out the users who are using the disc, then try to eject it again.
  • If you can’t log out a user: Log in as that user, then try to eject the disc again. 
  • If you can restart your computer to eject the disc: Choose Apple menu  > Restart, then click Restart while pressing and holding the mouse or trackpad button until the disc is ejected. You can also hold the Option key while restarting your Mac. When you see your CD or DVD appear on the screen, select it, then press the Eject key."

All the best :-)

Thank you, GerCof.

Although there's nothing about ejecting a CD ... so don't know if it is of any use ... there's a Terminal User Guide for Mac – Apple Support

You can choose "Monterey" at the top of articles for specific info. if needed.

Thank you for all your efforts in trying your best. Grateful to know you received the help you needed, and are able to use your SuperDrive again. Your replies here may help others who are looking for solutions.

Cheers :-)

Can you confirm this is the external USB SuperDrive?

Is it connected directly to a port on the computer and not to a USB hub?