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pawscal March 20th, 2008 15:38

Kraken weird grinding
 
I just got a kraken and there is a weird grinding as am shooting sometimes it sounds good for a couple a shots then the grinding sound will apear. Its sorta like a miss ajusted motor at some times.

So I opened it up, there was no damage to none of the parts, I cleaned it and instaled metal bushings and reshimed, I had to swap out the cylinder head since there was little compresion. Put it all back together and try it again, runs good for about 50 rnds then the same thing happens!


I will try to get a sound clip....

MADDOG March 20th, 2008 18:23

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Originally Posted by pawscal (Post 673918)
I just got a kraken and there is a weird grinding as am shooting sometimes it sounds good for a couple a shots then the grinding sound will apear. Its sorta like a miss ajusted motor at some times.

So I opened it up, there was no damage to none of the parts, I cleaned it and instaled metal bushings and reshimed, I had to swap out the cylinder head since there was little compresion. Put it all back together and try it again, runs good for about 50 rnds then the same thing happens!


I will try to get a sound clip....

Have you adjusted the motor height? Is the screw backing off and causing the grinding noise?

The same thing just happened with my TM AK and the motor dropped down too low

MD

Crunchmeister March 20th, 2008 19:01

I'd suggest motor height adjustment as your first step. If you can't get that to work, then you may have a problem with a stripped gear. Your symptoms sound exactly like what my TM M4A1 did right before comsuming its spur gear.

max.power March 20th, 2008 19:33

My UTG AK47 did the same. Ended up being a ground gear. 1/4 of the ...I don't know the word...gear tines...were stripped. Take apart the mech box!

Drache March 20th, 2008 20:39

or it could be a simple shimming problem, this is what a few sounded like and all it took was a good shim job to fix it.

To give your gun a good shim job I would suggest turning the lights down low. Next make sure your gun is sitting in a comfortable position. Run your hands over the gun and talk softly while slowly getting down on your knees. Open the gun up and try to keep eye contact with it or it might not respect you in the morning, then simply... well I'll leave the rest to you....


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