I didn't do anything weird to it. Actually, the part that broke was the part that holds the spring that pulls the trigger back. On the FF, this part is made of plastic, but on the original Max-d series, it is a metal screw. This is very annoying, although the other nozzle still works.Super Soaker STE Flash Flood Review!
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My Flash Flood trigger broke today I didn't do anything weird to it. Actually, the part that broke was the part that holds the spring that pulls the trigger back. On the FF, this part is made of plastic, but on the original Max-d series, it is a metal screw. This is very annoying, although the other nozzle still works.
I didn't do anything weird to it. Actually, the part that broke was the part that holds the spring that pulls the trigger back. On the FF, this part is made of plastic, but on the original Max-d series, it is a metal screw. This is very annoying, although the other nozzle still works.ownage
Unless you plan on returning it, could you post some pics of the malfunction? We can probably help you fix it.
Adrian
Adrian
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^ addenum to the above thought: if malfunction pics and discussion are to occur, can it be created as a new thread in the Workshop as opposed to occuring in this one? I believe it'd be more beneficial for blaster repairs to gain their own threads as opposed to being part of a review thread.
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