Tippmann A5 E Trigger Problems

The Tippmann A-5 is really a paintball marker run by CO2, compressed air or nitrogen. It features all-aluminum construction and also the patented Cyclone feed hopper, which allows feed rates up to 17 paintballs per second along with a firing rate of eight paintballs per second. The Tippmann E-Grip electronic trigger upgrade adds additional functionality towards the standard A-5 trigger. It reduces trigger pull, allows faster shooting while offering a wider number of firing modes. The E-Grip's magnetically actuated trigger is much more precise and sturdy compared to stock trigger. Malfunction from the E-Grip electronic trigger is indicated when the marker does not fire once the trigger is drawn.

Safety and Air Pressure

Make certain the security is off. Verify the air tank is correctly installed which the tank consists of sufficient pressure to fireplace the marker.

Check Firing Mode

Verify the firing mode from the E-Grip trigger isn't set to "No Operation." Place a little screwdriver in to the top hole of these two holes within the pistol grip. Turn the mode selection screw a single click. Make an effort to fire the marker again.

Remove Air Tank

Rotate the environment cylinder counterclockwise roughly three-quarters of the submit the tank adapter to shut the pin valve around the cylinder. Point the marker inside a safe direction and pull the trigger several occasions to bleed off residual air pressure within the marker. Unscrew the environment cylinder the rest of the way and take away it.

Check Battery

Push the two lower receiver mounting hooks and separate the E-Grip in the upper receiver. Look lower in to the E-Grip and make certain the 9-volt battery is correctly connected. Test battery and replace as needed.

Inspect Wiring

Take away the three screws and also the tank adapter bolt and separate the E-Grip halves. Inspect all wiring and connections within the E-Grip. Make certain no wires are squeezed or damaged.