I wanted to inquire if the grease continues to come out if trigger is not depressed? I have seen issues with other pneumatic grease guns.
750599
No. I've been using this one for over 2 years now and have never had any problems with it.
750600
At times a little but my answer is no, mine is also very well broke in, 60 tubes of grease, i did not have a problem before either
1536474
Try using the gun in single action because the trigger pull is significantly lighter. You could also try mounting a laser sight.
2253456
update on my previous answer. My son took it apart and put it back together. The problem was it wasn't an together right. it has a space in the front and that is why the trigger wasn't working properly. Now it works fine and does the job that Bissell has always been famous for. I couldn't be happier.
1992252
I couldn't say for sure if it has a gasket issue or not. I've only used mine a few times but I have had no issues with this gun whatsoever. No leaks, no jams, no misfired. Other comparable guns I've used I have had many issues with. This I haven't.....yet!
726264
The amount of trigger pulls aren't the problem because of the silicone primer it's the case that messes up everything. You can pull the trigger all day just don't try to cycle them at all
2078773
There is a little black button on the side of the handle just in front of the trigger. Hold the trigger and push in the button. To release, depress the trigger again. Hope this answers the problem.
137389
Sometimes the little trigger gets stuck. Look under the handle at the switch and see if you can manually press it in or out.
571382
I borrowed one to do a roof repair and it did leak air when I depressed the trigger halfway but I liked the fact that it hardly missfired or jammed like some of the other nailers I've used so I bought one a couple of weeks later and it also does the same thing when I depress the trigger halfway down, I use the bump fire feature so I hardly notice the air leak.
892819
You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for indoors and .20 for outdoors, find a name brand BB manufacturer it will save you money in the long run. You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for... » Read More You have the mag wound up too tight. Dont use WD40 because that will make more issues than it will solve. Silicone lubricants are the best for airsoft guns, but your issue is that there is too much tension on the mag. Always clear the mag out with the tab on top when you are done playing so you dont wear out the springs inside, and only use as much tension as you need to when turning the feeding gear. I have fully dismantled this gun and put it back together, and it isnt so complicated that you need a tech to do it for you. Also low quality BBs will make issues for you. I reccommend .12 for indoors and .20 for outdoors, find a name brand BB manufacturer it will save you money in the long run. « Show Less
2230026
Try holding the silver part whilst engaging the trigger -- either forward or reverse. Hope it works. Rob
97771
My gun gets occasional use, and I've owned it for several years. So far, no problems. It does require decent air pressure (100 psi or more) and a large air hose to fire properly. I notice that I'm having to hammer in quite a few nails when the compressor pressure is low enough (80 psi) that it's about to kick on.
1086518
Mine did the same thing, I had to keep grinding down the head until is wasn't rubbing anymore. I don't recommend working the action with it rubbing because it can damage your gun.
586709
Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re cocking issues. Other then that a simple clean will keep this gun working great Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re... » Read More Psp ramping, Millenium ramping, Semi auto, amd Automatic, Its a great gun by the way, i will admit it did give me a few isuues at first, but untill i learned the mechanic of the gun it gave me no issues. It shoots ropes and is great looking too. I would reccomend after you first get it to literally take it apart clean it amd re lube everything. The grease it comes with is terrible. A very common mistake people make is they lube up the entire striker bolt, dont, only a drop or two is needed on the striker O RING. if the entire ST bolt is lube it causes "farting" and re cocking issues. Other then that a simple clean will keep this gun working great « Show Less
2012967
That's why it is a piece of crap. You have to keep one hand on the gas trigger and maintain some throttle pressure to keep the thing from shutting down. Depending on how long you have been using it, you may need to put a new spark plug in and/or clean it.
478863
Make sure it is hooked up correctly (with little hose inside jar coming from the attachment end, not the gun end) and keep the gun level. If you problem is it continually sucking once full press the little pressure release lever until the gauge registers 0 psi vacuum.
1958175
It may be possible the nozzle has blockage or it may be the cap is not tightened correctly. It may also be a washer is missing, it's hard to see. I had a problem with the sprayer dripping when I wanted to drain the sprayer into the canister. The problem was I didn't relieve the pressure by removing the canister before squeezing the trigger. That was the only problem I had. I can't give you a more technical assessment, if you are like me, I tend to peruse the instructions, so did have to go back and read them carefully. I'm sure you've thought of most of these things but good luck. I liked It may be possible the nozzle has blockage or it may be the cap is not tightened correctly. It may also be a washer is missing, it's hard to see. I had a problem with the sprayer dripping when I wanted to drain the sprayer into the canister. The problem was I didn't relieve the pressure by removing the canister before squeezing the trigger. That was the only problem I had. I can't give you a more technical assessment, if you are like me, I tend to peruse the instructions, so did have to go back and read them carefully. I'm sure you've thought of most of these things but good luck. I liked
899750
I have done that to another grease gun before. You would probably have to improve the seal on the plunger so that the oil wouldn't leak out. Hopefully no one ever pumped grease into those fittings on your machine.