Tokyo Marui m4a1 Problems

[ww2warrior]

Ok i found an Old 9.6 V nimh Rc battery that still works. Could it damage my M4 if I plug it with a mini battery adaptor just to see if my 8.4 V battery was the problem?


Edit: ahhhh just saw that my adaptator was a Mini to Large adaptator... Too bad But The 8.4 V battery didn't work with the rc car so I'm pretty sure the battery is dead.

[Renegade)]

There we go, another problem solved because of a toasted battery! Wonder why everyone always blames the gun.

[ww2warrior]

Bumping this thread, New battery, same problem. No sound Nothing, Still not able to open the AEG, motor plates looks good...



Edit: ok AEG is open, got it in two parts, what should i do

[Renegade)]

You have some serious electrical issues man if there is no sound AT ALL when you pull the trigger, no juice is getting from the battery to the motor.. could be a wire problem, fuse, trigger is worn out, one of ur motor clips, ect..

Now if you dont have experience or dont want to go fooling around with it, take it to a gun doc or someone that knows what they are doing and they can pin point the problem for you.

[six4]

Originally Posted by ww2warrior

Bumping this thread, New battery, same problem. No sound Nothing, Still not able to open the AEG, motor plates looks good...



Edit: ok AEG is open, got it in two parts, what should i do

you should stop exactly where you are and seek an experienced gun doc,,only saying this because you seem new to the repair end of the guns and nothing is more frustrating for a gun tech than to recieve a weapon in a various zip-loc bags and hear,,"my gun doesnt fire"

[ww2warrior]

Originally Posted by six4

you should stop exactly where you are and seek an experienced gun doc,,only saying this because you seem new to the repair end of the guns and nothing is more frustrating for a gun tech than so recieve a weapon in a various zip-loc bags and hear,,"my gun doesnt fire"

Rofl Ok I'm gonna contact a gunsmith

[losttourist]

it might not be a serious problem. I had a similar problem with my TM. All it was , was the connector plug to the battery. Sometimes all I had to do was to move the connector wires in a certain way and that would get the gun working. It may be a simple thing as the wires leading to the connector plug on the gun are a little loose. Did this gun ever work for you?

[ww2warrior]

Originally Posted by losttourist

it might not be a serious problem. I had a similar problem with my TM. All it was , was the connector plug to the battery. Sometimes all I had to do was to move the connector wires in a certain way and that would get the gun working. It may be a simple thing as the wires leading to the connector plug on the gun are a little loose. Did this gun ever work for you?

No never. Wires looks good

Is the gun suppose to make any noice when I put it on Semi or auto?

[buzzard]

if you have the motor plate on the bottom of your pistol grip off, then pull out the motor slightly. just a little is enough to clear the gears. then try firing with the battery installed and motor wires still attached. the motor should turn over freely. if not then it isnt your mechbox internals and the problem is something electrical

[Goldman]

Didn't notice a reply to this, but did you check your fuse? If your TM dosen't have a fuse, are the fuse c-clamps still cliped together?

[Renegade)]

Originally Posted by Goldman

Didn't notice a reply to this, but did you check your fuse? If your TM dosen't have a fuse, are the fuse c-clamps still cliped together?

I brought that up but ya, he hasnt said if he checked anything I commented on..

[ww2warrior]

Sorry for that Renegade, Yes there's an Fuse, it is connected, I connected the two c clamps together to see if it was the fuse but it's still not working....

Buzzard, I did it but the engine is not turning at all.

[Renegade)]

Originally Posted by ww2warrior

Sorry for that Renegade, Yes there's an Fuse, it is connected, I connected the two c clamps together to see if it was the fuse but it's still not working....

Buzzard, I did it but the engine is not turning at all.

Its an electrical issue then.. or your motor is fried.. cut wire somewhere, short, bad plugs, ect.. If you have a volatage meter you can hook it up to the motor leads, pull the trigger and see if you have current atleast reaching the motor.

[ww2warrior]

Forgot to mention that I checked all the wire from the battery to the GearBox, then from the gearbox to the engine. Wires are ok, no cut ,nothing.

My 100$ Question: Could it be my Fuck*** battery charger...Cause honnestly I don't see what else it could be.

[Renegade)]

Ya its sounding now like a stupid dead battery/charger problem... Try to borrow another battery and test it out. Or as I said, Motor, but the battery first will determine that.