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There's usually a screw on the bottom of the laptop that holds the CD drive in. Unscrew that, then push the eject button to open the tray, or straighten a paperclip and push it gently into the release mechanism hole in the front of the tray. This will release the tray. Gently pull on the tray and the whole drive should come out. You can probably get a reasonably priced replacement drive from Acer for from Ebay etc.
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