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Use this guide to remove the circuit board that activates the automatic firing mechanism.
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Remove the two 9.0 mm Phillips screws securing the battery compartment.
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Slide the battery compartment out.
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Remove the five 9.0 mm Phillips screws securing the trigger.
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Remove the single 11.0 mm Phillips screw securing the magazine cartridge chambers.
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Pull the entire chamber upwards to separate it from the rest of the Nerf Gun.
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Remove both halves of the ring by tugging on it upwards until the lock gets freed.
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Remove the four 9.0 mm Phillips screws from the newly revealed cylinder.
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Remove the three 9.0 mm Phillips screws holding the top latch of the Nerf Gun together.
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Remove the three 9.0 mm Phillips screws holding together the firing chamber.
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Remove the single 7.0 mm Phillips screw below the barrel.
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Remove the two 14.0 mm Philips screws using a screwdriver with a length of approximately 4.0 inches and a diameter of approximately 0.2 cm.
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Remove the single 14.0 mm Phillips screw holding together the handle and the Nerf Gun.
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Remove the two 9.0 mm Phillips screws holding together the handle.
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Remove the plastic cover of the handle.
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Insert one plastic opening tool inside one side of the orange part depicted in the picture.
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Insert a second plastic opening tool to the other side of the orange part and gradually pull the piece out, freeing it from the handle.
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Pull one end of the handle away from the orange latch.
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Repeat the procedure on the other side to completely remove the handle from the rest of the Nerf Gun.
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Completely remove the left shell from the rest of the Nerf Gun.
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Remove the cartridge support.
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Remove the clear plastic barrel cover.
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Remove the firing pin.
Not a pin, rather a plastic arm called the pusher
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Lift the trigger mechanism out of the shell.
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Remove the two 9.0 mm Phillips screws.
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To remove the motor and trigger mechanism you have to detach these two wires which are glued to the shell.
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Hold close to the wire and pull upward slowly.
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Once all the pieces are removed the right shell should be fully accessible.
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Once you have the handle disassembled locate the triggering circuit board.
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Find the two plastic clasps and position your hands so you can pry them open with your fingers. We recommend that you try and pry them open without removing the piece so you can feel how fragile the plastic is.
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To remove use two fingers to pry the plastic edges apart and with your thumbs remove the circuit board. Having a friend help with this step could be beneficial.
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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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Hi, my Trigger circuit board has a white build up on it.
im not sure if this is a sign of a fried circuit, but my gun won’t rev up. Is there anything I can do?
its located in one of the 6 little metal sauter marks in the middle of it.
