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Nothing happens at relaxation: neither motor nor shooting. Almost always a matter of power supply.

The charger refuses the battery, stops immediately or never fills it.

The autonomy has melted or the rhythm weakens over the game.

Motor, battery or cables that heat abnormally: to be processed before replaying.

The shooting continues after the relaxation of the relaxation, or the blow goes off in gust.

The engine is heard to force without the piston leaving: the replica blocked or too weak to arm.

The engine goes up in speed, sharp noise, but nothing cycles: it no longer drives gears.

The replica shoots less quickly than before, slows down in gust or hood.

Grinding, rattling or crackle noise that did not exist before.

The replica worked, then nothing good since the change of a room.

The mechanism works, we hear the shooting, but nothing comes out of the gun: charger or stuffing.

Double power supply: two balls enter the chamber, range and accuracy collapse on these shots.

The charger is full but no longer pushes the balls, or only at once.

Balls always bend to the left or right, even without wind.

Balls sting to the ground well before the usual distance.

A ball mounts, the next falls; or the setting changes alone during the game.

The chronograph shows a lower speed than before, or very variable from one shot to another.

The head force, no longer locks, or the shot starts when it closes.

In cool weather, the gas replica loses speed, the butt goes back badly and the charger runs out quickly.

The charger emptys itself, whistles, or the gas escapes from filling.

Incomplete cycle: the head does not recede enough to rearm, or stops at mid-race.

At relaxation, all the gas leaves in one breath, without a normal cycle.

The HPA engine is either powerless or no longer reacting.

Permanent strain, bottle emptys between two parts, pressure drops.

The balls no longer fall to the target point, while they did.

Nothing can be seen behind his mask or in his lens after a few minutes of effort.

Parts that move or click: embarrassing, and sometimes the cause of other breakdowns.

What to do when you get home so that a damp or dusty part does not become a breakdown.