KWA G36c, ded.

gerrowadat · 15-06-2008 05:29PM #1

Came home after two weeks away the other day, and my G36c suddenly doesn't work (I know, sounds cliche, but I don't have a warranty anyway :-)).

It's basicaly dead -- putting a battery in has no effect (the battery is fine, it works in my dboys m4). The fuse looks okay. I took it apart a little and nothing looks broken or deformed (apart from some cosmetic damage that I later caused :-)). There's nothing caught in the barrel, I pulled the piston back and checked.

Are there known issues with this happening? Anything obvious I can check? Are the airsoft gods punishing me for depriving the guys at eirsoft of their pet AG36?

Fallschirmjager · 15-06-2008 05:42PM

check the wiring, check the actual tamiya connector....and check to see is the motor connected....one of the connectors on the motor is probably off or a busted motor...

gerrowadat · 15-06-2008 06:46PM

Ok, I've completely dismantled the gun, and conected a battery direct to the motor (there's another tamiya connector right by it). Not a sausage.

Any basic troubleshooting I can do on the motor itself? I remember seeing a guide to dismantling it, but I can't seem to find it now.

Masada · 15-06-2008 07:37PM

There ya go man,

http://www.mechbox.com/site/upgrades/g36-upgrades/g36c-disassembly-video.html

If you run power straight to the motor and bypass the trigger that should answer a few questions, it could be either a bogey motor or the trigger contacts.,

If all else fails drop up to me and i'll look after it for ya.,

sparrowcar · 15-06-2008 08:48PM

vtec wrote: »

There ya go man,
http://www.mechbox.com/site/upgrades/g36-upgrades/g36c-disassembly-video.html

If you run power straight to the motor and bypass the trigger that should answer a few questions, it could be either a bogey motor or the trigger contacts.,

If all else fails drop up to me and i'll look after it for ya.,

I can't stress enough not to do this..... I tried, failed, tried, failed again :mad::mad: , eventually i brought it to the lads in Eirsoft and they got it going again.

:o

Moral of story is.........don't bother, let Richie fix it himself for a nominal fee.:cool:

Masada · 15-06-2008 10:56PM

Vtec = Richie.,

that was me who fixed yours.,:p

sparrowcar · 15-06-2008 11:18PM

vtec wrote: »

Vtec = Richie.,

that was me who fixed yours.,:p

I know... i'm thinking if i praise you enough you'll give me a discount :rolleyes:

Masada · 15-06-2008 11:28PM

ROFL.,

you'll have to collar tony for that actually, and you know hes so tight, he squeaks when he walks....

KWA G36c, ded.

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