Sometimes blasters require a slight adjustment depending on how they arrive. If you notice any cracked parts or dislodged parts, don’t fire until you’ve put them back.
Always email us with any questions! We replace anything damaged in shipping.
If no dart comes out of the blaster, you might think that pulling the trigger harder and more will help.
PULLING THE TRIGGER HARDER WILL NOT HELP!
Stop firing immediately!
If not dart comes out, it’s probably because you have a jam.
Remove the mag, clear the jam, then continue firing 🙂
*If you continue to fire without first clearing the jam, you risk burning out the motors*
Slide forward the Dust Cover Release Latch and open the Dust Cover to access the cage and barrel.
If you see a dart stuck in the flywheels or barrel, poke the dart out with a stick or other slender object by inserting the stick or object down the barrel.
You’re good to go!
Make sure the motors and wheels are revving fully before pulling the fire trigger.
Pull the trigger all the way back to fire a dart.
Due to the high amperage and voltage requirements of the motors and pusher motor, a fully charged lipo can help the system cycle.
The Sirius is such a fun blaster. You’re lucky to get one 😀
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