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June 11th, 2010, 22:04 | #16 |
Joeyaglr444
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most likely the shim job.
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June 11th, 2010, 22:25 | #17 |
Not for all ICS guns since 2004. Previously they where, now all standard.
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June 11th, 2010, 23:12 | #18 |
would-be wine thief
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Might be wrong but it sounds like either the motor/gearbox gears are mismatched or damaged or not ajusted properly...
To start with redo the ajustment procedure on the motor heigh ajustement screw (spacer?)... Ps (there is a nice tread on the subject of motor ajustement on ACS) Because what you are descriving is misengagement of motor gear on gearbox... a) It pulls the piston half way has tension builds up gears brake contact start skipping teeth... b) Then screaching sound (Gears grinding themself) Good luck Pete
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June 12th, 2010, 01:16 | #19 |
I just remembered.
If you have a cansoft version, the gears they are using are two pieces, the axle and one part of the gear is steel, then the other part is casted over it. I got an issue where the bevel gear shaft got lose from the beveled section. That caused the same kind of symptoms, and a screeching noize. If you think you can do it, remove the lower mechbox from your gun, open it and take out just the bevel gear. Hold the gear with a large pair or plier (with large teeth, so you don't need to apply too much pressure) on the small gear section, and try to force the large section to spin on it. If it moves, even so much, it means that this is the problem. Solution: Change gear set. I recommend you a Modify set, but not the ones with the bracket. Just a regular gear set. |
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June 12th, 2010, 02:08 | #20 |
Joeyaglr444
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Aright, I found out I blew a fuse, i think thats a problem.
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It's not about the guy who doesn't call his hit. It's about the pants you're wearing and the pants you're team mate is wearing, Is it real multi cam or is it Chinese repro multi cam? I don't know but in the end it's still multicam. |
June 12th, 2010, 21:01 | #21 |
That is a symptom.
The problem is what caused the fuse to blow. |
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June 13th, 2010, 01:22 | #22 |
Joeyaglr444
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well if i shimmed the box too much that would cause some bind issue right? so that means the motor wouldnt work properly, Energy overload=Fuse blow, I dont remember what makes fuses blow.lol im probably wrong.
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It's not about the guy who doesn't call his hit. It's about the pants you're wearing and the pants you're team mate is wearing, Is it real multi cam or is it Chinese repro multi cam? I don't know but in the end it's still multicam. |
June 13th, 2010, 01:57 | #23 |
Easy to check. Remove the grip plate (to let the motor pull out of the gears)
Crack-open the receiver. Spin the gears. It should be fairly easy to spin (since you are against demultiplication, it is harder to spin the bevel from the spur). If you really have to push hard, that might be the problem. But if you shimmed the gun too tight, it would not have worked from the time you closed the mechbox. |
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June 13th, 2010, 03:02 | #24 |
Joeyaglr444
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IT was the shim job..the gun is fixed! thanks for the help guys! but hey I learned how a mech box works now lol, I ain't afraid to open it up anymore.
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It's not about the guy who doesn't call his hit. It's about the pants you're wearing and the pants you're team mate is wearing, Is it real multi cam or is it Chinese repro multi cam? I don't know but in the end it's still multicam. |
June 13th, 2010, 05:30 | #25 |
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