My CYMA AK47

[Ghost Brandon]

I overcharged the battery on my AK a while ago (my fault of course) the next day I plugged the battery in to see if it would work at all, it didn't. A few days later I barrowed my friends 8.4V battery to see if it would work and my AK wouldnt shoot. Any ideas?

Heres basicaly what it looks like.
http://www.airsoftmegastore.com/CYMA_Full_Metal_Gearbox_AK47_Tactical_RIS_AEG_p/cyma-cm028a.htm

[HiSkoolFunf]

Did it make any noise, such as trying to turn over the motor?

[Ghost Brandon]

Nope no noise what so ever. I just set it to auto pulled the trigger and nothing.

[75thRanger]

Yeah when i pulled the trigger nothing happen no noise of the motor trying to work and i used my battery thinking that the only problem with his gun was just with the battery being fried and so i put in my fully charged 8.4v battery to his gun and nothing happened.

[HiSkoolFunf]

Check your soldering points.

[Ghost Brandon]

One of the wires appears to have a small slit on it, the copper wiring doesnt appear to be cut but i'll wrap it in electric tape and let you guys know how it goes.

[Ghost Brandon]

Dont have any electrical tape right now. I will let you know tomarrow.

[azsworst]

Sounds like you have a electrical short. As highskool stated, check your soldering points (trigger contacts, your plug, and your motor), but also make sure your fuse hasn't come loose/blown.

[Ghost Brandon]

Oh well I cant figure it out i'll take it to the game on September 19th if someone could take a look at it then I would appreciate it and would happily pay whoever can figure it out.

[T3hl33tn00b]

Sounds like you have a electrical short. As highskool stated, check your soldering points (trigger contacts, your plug, and your motor), but also make sure your fuse hasn't come loose/blown.

+1 sounds allot like your fuse is loose or blown, happened to me a few times, quick fix so nothing to worry about unless it happens every time you switch the fuse, then you have a problem.