vatt
07-04-2009, 04:56 PM
This is a common problem which quite alot of people I know have encountered. Fortunatly it is usually an easy fix.
Symptoms
The AEG makes a slower firing noise then chuggs a bit and eventually stops firing. It procedes to make a half action noise from the motor when the trigger is pulled.
Likely problems
1.The wires are loose.
2.The reciever plate in the trigger has moved.
3.The battery has died :p
Solutions
1. You chould check around the battery connector to see if the wires feel looser than usual. Also check the connectors on the battery and the AEG.
2. Basically you remove the plate on the bottom of the pistol grip and have a look inside. Nine times out of ten a wire will have come loose or the reciever plate will have moved and broken the connection. To fix this secure the offending items with some black tape (consider packing more in to prevent wobble) and screw the plate back on tightly.
I found this was a common problem with Jing Gong and Cyma AEGs.
Symptoms
The AEG makes a slower firing noise then chuggs a bit and eventually stops firing. It procedes to make a half action noise from the motor when the trigger is pulled.
Likely problems
1.The wires are loose.
2.The reciever plate in the trigger has moved.
3.The battery has died :p
Solutions
1. You chould check around the battery connector to see if the wires feel looser than usual. Also check the connectors on the battery and the AEG.
2. Basically you remove the plate on the bottom of the pistol grip and have a look inside. Nine times out of ten a wire will have come loose or the reciever plate will have moved and broken the connection. To fix this secure the offending items with some black tape (consider packing more in to prevent wobble) and screw the plate back on tightly.
I found this was a common problem with Jing Gong and Cyma AEGs.