this is completely normal bro...the tappet plate has a spring that makes it go back to its original state that is why you can press on it and goes back to how it was . this happens because the tappet plate isn't engaged with the sector clip yet, (not engaged with the sector gear yet)... you'll see what i'm talking when you open your gearbox man:)
im probably the 3000th person to say this but....thats normal. take a look at ur vid. in full auto u let go when ur piston was all the way back and the nozzle was foward. in semi the piston was foward so ur nozzel was back.
there is no problem... its normal for the piston to go halfway back or full back wen shot in full, due to the gears momentum cant stop on time. and on semi it goes full forward every shot... you will need mosfet chip to stop it from going halfway back on full auto shots......... but the semi is normal..
Wassim1114 and vitalylumber are correct. There is no problem apparent and should be fine. If you are getting a miss feed you might want to try a new tappet plate.
well there is a little spring that helps with the air nozzle..so take it apart and try and see if the tiny spring that is connected to the air nozzle is in good shape...or if it streched...but i cant really think of anything els why it would be doing that..maybe its normal to do that...but it should be fine!
ok semi mode , does look like your missing the delayer shioe from the spur gear inside the mechbox, also when the piston is all the way forward ( with the air nozzle having loads of play , dont worry , that it normal) but your semi does look like it has a bit of trouble releasing it fine , strip the mech box and clean also check the springs . .
That is supposed to be like that. This vid is a year old so I assume you already figured this out, but there is nothing wrong with your mechbox AT ALL. That is 100% fully functioning.
completely normal... the extra play is used to feed the bbs... i cant believe you even had the time to make this vid... you should have put the together rather than make the vid... lol
it appears that u need to replace piston head if u been in hot and cold transition alot ur silicon has dryed up and other dude cheack ur mag and see if its cloged
that is completely normal - when the nozzel is further out it is because the piston is pressured for the next shot (on fully auto).
That's why it is reccomended to shoot a couple semi auto shots to release the pressure on the spring - some aegs have a button that allows the gears to spin the opposit way and release the pressure (for example the TM FAMAS)
its supposed to do that, thats how it loads a bb into the barrel. The chip on the sector gear is what moves the tappet plate and when u shoot semi half the time it just rests at that position.
hey i got the same problem. thats y my echo 1 M16 DMR isn't feeding...well i did replace it with a Dboys metal reciever and a one peice hop up so...wut should i do?
ok, my friend had this same problem, its rele simple, the m16 uses a really weak screw to hold the pistone together. The screw usually pops out and actually gets forced around in there and actually leaves screw indents in the brass plate! To fix the problem look fr the screw and take it out, get a new screw to hold the piston head to the piston's body and it will fix your problem, or you can greatly upgrade your gun by just getting a new piston. Any thing else just let me know.
wtf? Thats supposed to do that. Dont you know anything about the internals of an aeg? And, dont use 9.6V in stock marui aegs youll stril your diecast non-reinforced gears.
ok, my friend had this same problem, its rele simple, the m16 uses a really weak screw to hold the pistone together. The screw usually pops out and actually gets forced around in there and actually leaves screw indents in the brass plate! To fix the problem look fr the screw and take it out, get a new screw to hold the piston head to the piston's body and it will fix your problem, or you can greatly upgrade your gun by just getting a new piston. Any thing else just let me know.
I seem to be having the problem as he is. What happens on mine is that since the airnozzle is out that far the next round will not load into the chamber and the gun will not fire anything.
There is nothing wrong with it... I have an ICS and the tappet plate has a lot of play thats normal. And it seems to me there is nothing wrong with that. Is it not shooting bbs? Please clarify because its hard to conclude anything
The operation appears to be normal(is it not firing? is it double feeding?)
When an AEG is fired on fully auto the piston does not decompress after the shot however it is fully or should be fully decompressed after it is fired on semi auto.
So the difference your seeing in the nozzel is normal operation.
however if the gun is not firing correctly the first thing I would do in your case is double check that the nozzel is properly seated on the tappet plate.
i really hope your playing around with this man.
zerofan107 2 days ago
vids from 2008 Lol at everyone trying to help him.
christianVSR 4 months ago
That's what the nozzle is supposed to do. I think I have a solution... put the gearbox back in the gun.
Chukonu5 4 months ago
fucking moron its normal!!! you probably voided your warranty for nothing.....
therockmannumber1 5 months ago
so...you play airsoft you say??? hmmm
aburrito144 5 months ago
is to reload the bb's man... there is nothing wrong with it...
Dorispeed 5 months ago
i hope u get raped by the easter bunny your so stupid
KaIthrax 6 months ago
fucking dumbass...
yoyager6567 7 months ago
i hope your trollin bro, i really hope you are
ShockMaster121 9 months ago 15
this is completely normal bro...the tappet plate has a spring that makes it go back to its original state that is why you can press on it and goes back to how it was . this happens because the tappet plate isn't engaged with the sector clip yet, (not engaged with the sector gear yet)... you'll see what i'm talking when you open your gearbox man:)
miguelacaballero19 10 months ago
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH
pilerheritage 11 months ago
im probably the 3000th person to say this but....thats normal. take a look at ur vid. in full auto u let go when ur piston was all the way back and the nozzle was foward. in semi the piston was foward so ur nozzel was back.
adamdavidsson 1 year ago
It's fine, the nozzle does that so it can feed. That's why after full auto you shoot semi, to release the piston all the way back...
deathpunish2 1 year ago
there is no problem... its normal for the piston to go halfway back or full back wen shot in full, due to the gears momentum cant stop on time. and on semi it goes full forward every shot... you will need mosfet chip to stop it from going halfway back on full auto shots......... but the semi is normal..
jayvinarch 1 year ago
Too strong battery. MOSFET, and no problems.
cezii11 1 year ago
this is normal man OH DUD LEARN MORE ABOUT AIRSOFT
Wolfpayne15 1 year ago
ha!ha!ha!
ichiro0326 1 year ago
fuck dude thats normal.....hahaha
gbenifits1968 1 year ago
Wassim1114 and vitalylumber are correct. There is no problem apparent and should be fine. If you are getting a miss feed you might want to try a new tappet plate.
NoubyNew 1 year ago
that is normal, you don`t have problems
vitalylumber 1 year ago
uhh, thats supposed to happen. take another AEG, shoot it in semi, and it'll do the same thing. its just the way the gears are made.
c2thedub14 2 years ago
well there is a little spring that helps with the air nozzle..so take it apart and try and see if the tiny spring that is connected to the air nozzle is in good shape...or if it streched...but i cant really think of anything els why it would be doing that..maybe its normal to do that...but it should be fine!
piketurell 2 years ago
ok semi mode , does look like your missing the delayer shioe from the spur gear inside the mechbox, also when the piston is all the way forward ( with the air nozzle having loads of play , dont worry , that it normal) but your semi does look like it has a bit of trouble releasing it fine , strip the mech box and clean also check the springs . .
arronfoster17 2 years ago
tappet plate worn.
Tekmatic 2 years ago
uhm, its supposed to do that, dont worry.
c2thedub14 2 years ago
dude, that is used to feed the bbs, so don't worry.
Duy556 2 years ago
wow...... theres nothing wrong DOY
minime095 2 years ago
thats a normal process of the gun
bunstermilnes 2 years ago
that is normal!!!
Wassim1114 2 years ago 2
FINAL JUDGEMENT:
That is supposed to be like that. This vid is a year old so I assume you already figured this out, but there is nothing wrong with your mechbox AT ALL. That is 100% fully functioning.
Anyone who thinks otherwise is a big old Noob!
Have a good day my friend
BNAHUlVl 2 years ago
completely normal... the extra play is used to feed the bbs... i cant believe you even had the time to make this vid... you should have put the together rather than make the vid... lol
ianmarkdizon 2 years ago
it appears that u need to replace piston head if u been in hot and cold transition alot ur silicon has dryed up and other dude cheack ur mag and see if its cloged
hooramarines 3 years ago
everything is fine
molinator2a 3 years ago
do you put your fingers in all your marking devices?
justakarni 3 years ago
its normal
skrimisher08 3 years ago
that is completely normal - when the nozzel is further out it is because the piston is pressured for the next shot (on fully auto).
That's why it is reccomended to shoot a couple semi auto shots to release the pressure on the spring - some aegs have a button that allows the gears to spin the opposit way and release the pressure (for example the TM FAMAS)
2musicman2 3 years ago
its supposed to do that, thats how it loads a bb into the barrel. The chip on the sector gear is what moves the tappet plate and when u shoot semi half the time it just rests at that position.
Personist1156 3 years ago
hey i got the same problem. thats y my echo 1 M16 DMR isn't feeding...well i did replace it with a Dboys metal reciever and a one peice hop up so...wut should i do?
Dingusmaster792 3 years ago
ok, my friend had this same problem, its rele simple, the m16 uses a really weak screw to hold the pistone together. The screw usually pops out and actually gets forced around in there and actually leaves screw indents in the brass plate! To fix the problem look fr the screw and take it out, get a new screw to hold the piston head to the piston's body and it will fix your problem, or you can greatly upgrade your gun by just getting a new piston. Any thing else just let me know.
troks221392 3 years ago
wtf? Thats supposed to do that. Dont you know anything about the internals of an aeg? And, dont use 9.6V in stock marui aegs youll stril your diecast non-reinforced gears.
Maekiii 3 years ago
ok, my friend had this same problem, its rele simple, the m16 uses a really weak screw to hold the pistone together. The screw usually pops out and actually gets forced around in there and actually leaves screw indents in the brass plate! To fix the problem look fr the screw and take it out, get a new screw to hold the piston head to the piston's body and it will fix your problem, or you can greatly upgrade your gun by just getting a new piston. Any thing else just let me know.
troks221392 3 years ago
Do you still have that problem? Even when the video is 1 year old?
Explicator 3 years ago
I seem to be having the problem as he is. What happens on mine is that since the airnozzle is out that far the next round will not load into the chamber and the gun will not fire anything.
golfing22 4 years ago
There is nothing wrong with it... I have an ICS and the tappet plate has a lot of play thats normal. And it seems to me there is nothing wrong with that. Is it not shooting bbs? Please clarify because its hard to conclude anything
WarOnTerrorists 4 years ago
might have something to do with the piston
ianobx252 4 years ago
Hello Dasshiz,
The operation appears to be normal(is it not firing? is it double feeding?)
When an AEG is fired on fully auto the piston does not decompress after the shot however it is fully or should be fully decompressed after it is fired on semi auto.
So the difference your seeing in the nozzel is normal operation.
however if the gun is not firing correctly the first thing I would do in your case is double check that the nozzel is properly seated on the tappet plate.
SirDeathIII 4 years ago