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Re: Angel firing on return stroke???

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Posted by Pat "sniper7" Mulligan on August 29, 2002 at 21:33:33:

In Reply to: Angel firing on return stroke??? posted by Mark Nicholls on August 16, 2002 at 14:04:22:

Did you do any adjustment to the trigger? If so, did you remove the wires from the board before doing it? If not, that is your problem.

: I have a 01 LCD that is firing on the trigger return stroke.

: The trigger is adjusted, properly, so that it is not resting on the microswitch and it fires on the return stroke with increasing regularity.

: The gun is also in semi only mode.

: Could the microswitch be bad or is it something more???

:
: Thanks in advance,

: Mark

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: Did you do any adjustment to the trigger? If so, did you remove the wires from the board before doing it? If not, that is your problem. : : : I have a 01 LCD that is firing on the trigger return stroke. : : The trigger is adjusted, properly, so that it is not resting on the microswitch and it fires on the return stroke with increasing regularity. : : The gun is also in semi only mode. : : Could the microswitch be bad or is it something more??? : : : : Thanks in advance, : : Mark

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