REO - The Basics

[annemarievdh]

Ok, took a couple of picks, cant put another atty on as I dont have another one that will fit in the well were the atty fits in to get to the conection.

The spring scruw is tight, cant even loosen it.

The firing plate is tight.

I cant see anytimg wrong. And all the contacts are clean and dry.

 

[kimbo]

@annemarievdh can you take one from the 510 please

Oh there it is .. sorry

Can you maybe screw the Reo atty on another mod?

 

[annemarievdh]

@annemarievdh can you take one from the 510 please

Its in the previous post

 

[jtgrey]

Ok, took a couple of picks, cant put another atty on as I dont have another one that will fit in the well were the atty fits in to get to the conection.

The spring scruw is tight, cant even loosen it.

The firing plate is tight.

I cant see anytimg wrong. And all the contacts are clean and dry.

Take the tester that you used to test the batterys. On the same setting put the red one on your 510 center pin and the black one on the 510 top or the body of the reo . Then fire it and see if you get a reading .
then we will know if it is the atty or the reo

 

[jtgrey]

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Take the tester that you used to test the batterys. On the same setting put the red one on your 510 center pin and the black one on the 510 top or the body of the reo . Then fire it and see if you get a reading .
then we will know if it is the atty or the reo

Forgot to tell you that you must insert a battery in the reo

 

[annemarievdh]

Take the tester that you used to test the batterys. On the same setting put the red one on your 510 center pin and the black one on the 510 top or the body of the reo . Then fire it and see if you get a reading .
then we will know if it is the atty or the reo

The reading on the meter stays 0.01 no change

 

[jtgrey]

If you get a reading like say 4.2 v then the reo is fine and the atty is the problem .

 

[jtgrey]

I know it is a silly question. But you did

The reading on the meter stays 0.01 no change

Put a battery in it

 

[annemarievdh]

I know it is a silly question. But you did

Put a battery in it

There is a battery in it and i dit push the fire button

 

[DoubleD]

dud batteries perhaps?

 

[kimbo]

@jtgrey dont you think this will be easier to check the 510

@annemarievdh set the meter like this



Next take the battery out and place the red and black were i show you in the pic



Iif you hear a beep before you press the fire button then the 510 is stukkend, it should beep when you press the fire button

 

[annemarievdh]

 

[kimbo]

make sure you dont touch the 510 in the middle

 

[jtgrey]

Just sommer test the batterys also and see what they read

 

[annemarievdh]

@jtgrey dont you think this will be easier to check the 510

@annemarievdh set the meter like this

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Next take the battery out and place the red and black were i show you in the pic

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Iif you hear a beep before you press the fire button then the 510 is stukkend, it should beep when you press the fire button

No beep

 

[jtgrey]

make sure you dont touch the 510 in the middle

Yes that is probably a saver way to test it @kimbo

 

[annemarievdh]

Just sommer test the batterys also and see what they read

Battery's test 4.19

 

[jtgrey]

Can you see if the contact actually touch the battry when you press the fire button

 

[DoubleD]

It kinda looks like the firing pin/plate isnt making contact with the positive contact on the battery. Try taking the brass button off and fire the mod?

 

[kimbo]

No beep

OK then it must be on the atty side

 

[kimbo]

It kinda looks like the firing pin/plate isnt making contact with the positive contact on the battery. Try taking the brass button off and fire the mod?

Yea, or keep it open have battery in and press the button and make a photo please

 

[annemarievdh]

And i did this

 

[kimbo]

And i did this

Eina

 

[annemarievdh]

Can you see if the contact actually touch the battry when you press the fire button

Jip it did

 

[DoubleD]

And i did this

ag no

Do you have another one?