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JoshuaC September 2nd, 2006 19:09

CYMA MP5-J Not firing
 
I recently got a CM027J MP5 and It shot great when I got it a few days ago I went to shoot a few rounds today and I got about 30 or so rounds out of it and it made this horrible screeching noise whenever I pulled the trigger.

I'm new to airsoft I don't know what's wrond or even how to take it apart to see if anythings wrong. I'm thinking the gear box is locked up or something does anyone have a solution to my problem?

Kid September 2nd, 2006 19:21

Don't keep pulling the trigger, you probably stripped something.

Take it to a gun doctor to get your gearbox checked out.

Chuckie September 2nd, 2006 20:15

There is a pretty good chance that if the gun has plastic internals (non TM ripoffs) that the gun's gears have stripped. Until you can get it to a medic i would not take a chance at firing it. If there isnt something serious wrong with it now, repeated firing could completely screw up the works. BTW if the gun is one of the Tokyo Marui Clones and you have an issue, it shouldnt be too much to repair. If you wanna try to break it open yourself, you're also well within your rights. Remember that learning how to field strip an AEG is all a part of airsoft. Keep in mind all it takes are a few Tools and come handiness and you could be good to go in a matter of minutes

Kid September 2nd, 2006 20:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chuckie
There is a pretty good chance that if the gun has plastic internals (non TM ripoffs) that the gun's gears have stripped. Until you can get it to a medic i would not take a chance at firing it. If there isnt something serious wrong with it now, repeated firing could completely screw up the works. BTW if the gun is one of the Tokyo Marui Clones and you have an issue, it shouldnt be too much to repair. If you wanna try to break it open yourself, you're also well within your rights. Remember that learning how to field strip an AEG is all a part of airsoft. Keep in mind all it takes are a few Tools and come handiness and you could be good to go in a matter of minutes

They have metal gears said to be better than TM. About Star quality.

They are the normal v2 Marui ripoff gearbox.

Bring it to a gun doctor or try yourself, which I highly recomend. The MP5 is an ass to takedown, but just unscrew everything until you get the mechbox out, then use this guide.

http://www.airsoftplayers.com/mechbox/tutorial.asp

Good luck!


EDIT!

Follow this guide to take apart your gun! (yes, I know, its UTG, but same design)

http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/forum...7&#entry416527

JoshuaC September 2nd, 2006 21:20

Thanks for the help thankfully my gun is still within the 15 day limited warrenty but I think I will take a shot and trying to open it up.

ancorp September 2nd, 2006 23:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshuaC
Thanks for the help thankfully my gun is still within the 15 day limited warrenty but I think I will take a shot and trying to open it up.

Bad idea than IMO. If its under warranty, you can take it back, and they will replace the damaged gears (if any) for free, but once you open it, warranty's gone, youre on your own. Take advantage of it while its there.

Cheers,
Alex

made Man September 2nd, 2006 23:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshuaC
I recently got a CM027J MP5 and It shot great when I got it a few days ago I went to shoot a few rounds today and I got about 30 or so rounds out of it and it made this horrible screeching noise whenever I pulled the trigger.

I'm new to airsoft I don't know what's wrond or even how to take it apart to see if anythings wrong. I'm thinking the gear box is locked up or something does anyone have a solution to my problem?

There's your problem.

Kid September 2nd, 2006 23:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoshuaC
Thanks for the help thankfully my gun is still within the 15 day limited warrenty but I think I will take a shot and trying to open it up.

Don't!

That will void warrenty!

Bring it in and get it fixed free!

JoshuaC September 3rd, 2006 04:48

Ok I won't open it I'll call the store up tuesday and see if I can get a new one.

schmuck September 5th, 2006 05:44

your motor setting could be set to low. try adjusting it upwards using that little wrench your gun came with.
the motor pinion gear might not have meshed porperly.

aZn_triXta07 September 5th, 2006 06:43

just take off the motor plate, take off the wire connectors (red/black) to the motor take it out to see if i'ts been stripped, just re-insert it again and put the motor plate back on, tighten screws, if you still have that issue try using the tiny hex wrench included to adjust the motor. But I took my motor plate off first when I had that issue, I own two cyma mp5-js btw.

JoshuaC September 5th, 2006 07:49

Could you guys show me how to adjust the motor?

aZn_triXta07 September 5th, 2006 08:15

in between the two screws @ the bottom you'll see a VERY tiny hole stick the little wrench in there. Dude the manual you got with the gun should explain that.

JoshuaC September 5th, 2006 08:27

Thanks I'll have to try that out tomorrow since it's late here and my family is sleeping. I read the manual when I got it but I must of over looked that part.

JoshuaC September 5th, 2006 14:23

I managed to get it working! Thanks for helping me get it working again.

schmuck September 5th, 2006 21:23

was it the motor plate setting then? careful not to over tighten that thing though. too loose and too and tight is bad for your gears.

Kid September 5th, 2006 22:14

Above is definately true, one time I played with that and I would never do it again unless it was really really bad.

If you do get it nice though, put locktite on it, just a small bit that you could get off if need be, but enough to hold it.

schmuck September 5th, 2006 22:21

another way getting the correct motor height setting safely is to assembly your gearbox without the load (spring and piston). then letting the motor turn the gears while adjusting the height setting. listen for the sound that least "screams" and then youve got it.
;)

JoshuaC September 5th, 2006 22:52

Yeah the motor kept slipping out of the gearbox all I did was adjust the height of the motor adjuster and it works now I fired about 200 rounds out of it so far and not 1 problem very powerfull too.

Kid September 5th, 2006 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by schmuck
another way getting the correct motor height setting safely is to assembly your gearbox without the load (spring and piston). then letting the motor turn the gears while adjusting the height setting. listen for the sound that least "screams" and then youve got it.
;)

Hey! That's a great idea, I never thought of that.

I guess it's not for the non-gearbox inclined of us, but for the others like me that are a bit... brave in that respect, that's awesome.

schmuck September 5th, 2006 23:13

yeah thanks man!

jtf2-phalanx September 18th, 2006 19:30

Wow, galing pare. That's an awesome suggestion without having to "dry-fire" your AEG.


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