Till last week it was giving great performance of shooting inner ten on the final gasp of air pressure of 200 bar.
But last three days it stopped trigger breaking in dry. The next day i had to give vigourous pull to break trigger in dry fire and it broke but in 4 - 5 rapid succesion. Finally i decided to test it live today but just wasnt able to break trigger in dry fire so didnt load.
On observation it pulls one spring but second spring is hardly disturbed.
Idk where the problem lies i recently put in new batts
Thank you
Morini AP 162 EI
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Re: Morini AP 162 EI
The electronic trigger does not know the difference between dry and live fire.
That is just a matter of cocking or not.
What you describe is a problem with either the trigger adjustment reset screw,
a loose switch board mounting screw or cracked lever bar 162079.
The trigger assy needs stripping, cleaning, inspecting and adjusting.
If you dont know what you are doing then a service by a gunsmith who
knows Morini's is required.
That is just a matter of cocking or not.
What you describe is a problem with either the trigger adjustment reset screw,
a loose switch board mounting screw or cracked lever bar 162079.
The trigger assy needs stripping, cleaning, inspecting and adjusting.
If you dont know what you are doing then a service by a gunsmith who
knows Morini's is required.
Re: Morini AP 162 EI
Does it give any cues with the LEDs?
Could try a new set of batteries and be sure you get them in the right way.
There is potential for the older ones to short across terminals so you might want to bang a bit of AP target card between the two terminal banks.
Could try a new set of batteries and be sure you get them in the right way.
There is potential for the older ones to short across terminals so you might want to bang a bit of AP target card between the two terminal banks.
Re: Morini AP 162 EI
Thank you for your replies i was just able to check now.
I did show it to a expert techni in mumbai india.
He thinks its circuit. I think he tried reset.
I inserted new simple Aaa batts the led blinks alright when new insertion the circuit is on its own outside the pistol. Then it blink every 4 secs like its connected.
The solenoid switch doesnt click even manually.
A fello shooter thinks because i was squeezing hard the spring that makes pellet fire must be jammed.
Do you think the circuit behavoiur is ok.
It flashes powerfully on 1st insertion. Then when its switched off when not connected to pistol it blinks like a connevted one.
I will try this once like zerohash on targettalk suggested
Thank you once again
Please reply if you know about the solution to this
Thanks once again
Dear All,
Thanks for taking out time and writing. My Morini is repaired..The technician took out the circuit from the grip. There are 3 jumpers on the backside of circuit which were jammed due to some leak from batteries. He pulled out the jumpers and cleaned the track and replaced with 3 new jumpers (regular computer motherboard jumpers). Few of the connections below the batteries were white in color due to leak. He cleaned them too with solution and had to re solder them as the solders were dry and white. You will find them below batteries. They are about 8 to to 10 of them. Just resolder and the gun started working.
Hope this helps to others.
I did show it to a expert techni in mumbai india.
He thinks its circuit. I think he tried reset.
I inserted new simple Aaa batts the led blinks alright when new insertion the circuit is on its own outside the pistol. Then it blink every 4 secs like its connected.
The solenoid switch doesnt click even manually.
A fello shooter thinks because i was squeezing hard the spring that makes pellet fire must be jammed.
Do you think the circuit behavoiur is ok.
It flashes powerfully on 1st insertion. Then when its switched off when not connected to pistol it blinks like a connevted one.
I will try this once like zerohash on targettalk suggested
Thank you once again
Please reply if you know about the solution to this
Thanks once again
Dear All,
Thanks for taking out time and writing. My Morini is repaired..The technician took out the circuit from the grip. There are 3 jumpers on the backside of circuit which were jammed due to some leak from batteries. He pulled out the jumpers and cleaned the track and replaced with 3 new jumpers (regular computer motherboard jumpers). Few of the connections below the batteries were white in color due to leak. He cleaned them too with solution and had to re solder them as the solders were dry and white. You will find them below batteries. They are about 8 to to 10 of them. Just resolder and the gun started working.
Hope this helps to others.
Re: Morini AP 162 EI
What zerohash mentioned bout jumpers has not worked for me.
Still have to check tgat spring which manages 2 plates in firing
Still have to check tgat spring which manages 2 plates in firing
Re: Morini AP 162 EI
@ David M
Thanks for the suggestions i will check those things you mentioned trigger reset and levers.
Thanks for the suggestions i will check those things you mentioned trigger reset and levers.
Re: Morini AP 162 EI
I was able to check today with a different working circuit and it started with it. While it remained satus quo on old circuit.
So seems like my circuits gone erratic.
Thank you all the same for your suggestion
So seems like my circuits gone erratic.
Thank you all the same for your suggestion