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This guide is somewhat complicated. The trigger is a very important device within the device. Any number of things could have gone wrong such as a faulty wire or a damaged spring. This guide requires that the fixer has experience working with small delicate parts and has patience.
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To detach the matrix attachment piece, press down on the attachment release button located at the top of the device.
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Leaving your finger pressed down on the button, simply pull on the attachment to release it.
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Using a JIS 1 screwdriver, unscrew seven 19mm outer screws located on the armature.
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Using the same screwdriver, unscrew the 12mm outer screw located on the armature.
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Grab a hold of the trigger module. Gently lift the module out of the armature.
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Simply roll the trigger module onto its back.
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Located on on the bottom left of the module there will be a screw with the label 3.
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Use your a JIS 0 screwdriver. After the screw is released, gently pull out the black wire.
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Located on the bottom side there will be a labeled area with a number 2. Below the two there will be a short white wire.
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Using your needle nose tweezers insert one of the ends into the release slot below the white wire.
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Lift the end of the tweezers to release the wire.
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Located on the top of the trigger module you will see four more wires entering the module. There will be two thin black wires, a thin white wire and a thin red wire.
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The steps for the removal of these four wires is the same as seen in step number five.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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