TM G36c Selector Switch

Dragate · February 1st, 2009, 16:06

Hi, recently I bought and sold this gun, but after I sold it the buyer complained about a problem:

When selector switch on full auto, after firing 5-10 seconds (no I have not tried this, but the buyer did, and he did try this without bb's too, which I told him not to fire dry) the switch jumps back to semi.

History of the gun:

Was gamed once by the first owner, plinked by a collector, plinked by a noob and now sold to the current person who is having problems.

No I didn't have problems with this gun when I had it, except when I switched it to full auto, after it was on full auto, I was able to push it past the full auto a bit to hear a click, and still shot. I took out the gearbox and put it back and afterwards, the selector switch was tighter and did not go past full auto, and I thought was better (maybe tappet plate was misaligned? Before I took it out?) And even though I didn't try spraying for the long periods of time, apprently says the current owner after long sprays, it will pop back to semi.

Apparently according to the current owner this is a big problem and he cannot play with this non working gun... (I don't know...) I'm guessing his play style is 20 hi caps on full auto. Please help me out here because the current owner is demanding a full refund if I'm not able to fix it (but no, I'm not gonna do that becuase the deal was already made, but I will try to help him fix it)

Thank you very much

namloot · February 4th, 2009, 14:58

The selector switch on the left side of the body (the trademark side) has a pin that pushes into little holes in the body. There is one hole each for safe, semi and auto. There is a small allen key in the underside of the selector switch, loosen it and push the selector knob down towards the body a little, this will make the little pin push harder into the little holes, which should keep it from changing modes on it's own.

Note:
The pin is small and has a small spring on top of it. If you take the selector knob off, be careful not to lose them.

Dragate · February 12th, 2009, 01:03

Thank you!

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February 1st, 2009, 16:06	#1
Dragate Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Waterloo-Toronto-Ottawa	TM G36c Selector Switch Hi, recently I bought and sold this gun, but after I sold it the buyer complained about a problem: When selector switch on full auto, after firing 5-10 seconds (no I have not tried this, but the buyer did, and he did try this without bb's too, which I told him not to fire dry) the switch jumps back to semi. History of the gun: Was gamed once by the first owner, plinked by a collector, plinked by a noob and now sold to the current person who is having problems. No I didn't have problems with this gun when I had it, except when I switched it to full auto, after it was on full auto, I was able to push it past the full auto a bit to hear a click, and still shot. I took out the gearbox and put it back and afterwards, the selector switch was tighter and did not go past full auto, and I thought was better (maybe tappet plate was misaligned? Before I took it out?) And even though I didn't try spraying for the long periods of time, apprently says the current owner after long sprays, it will pop back to semi. Apparently according to the current owner this is a big problem and he cannot play with this non working gun... (I don't know...) I'm guessing his play style is 20 hi caps on full auto. Please help me out here because the current owner is demanding a full refund if I'm not able to fix it (but no, I'm not gonna do that becuase the deal was already made, but I will try to help him fix it) Thank you very much

February 4th, 2009, 14:58	#2
namloot Trader rating Join Date: May 2007 Location: Long Island, NY	The selector switch on the left side of the body (the trademark side) has a pin that pushes into little holes in the body. There is one hole each for safe, semi and auto. There is a small allen key in the underside of the selector switch, loosen it and push the selector knob down towards the body a little, this will make the little pin push harder into the little holes, which should keep it from changing modes on it's own. Note: The pin is small and has a small spring on top of it. If you take the selector knob off, be careful not to lose them. __________________ Bob - My TM M14, AK47 and G36KV Last edited by namloot; February 4th, 2009 at 15:00..

February 12th, 2009, 01:03	#3
Dragate Trader rating Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Waterloo-Toronto-Ottawa	Thank you!

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