Where is the battery compartment for a nerf havok nstrike fire ebf-25.

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rcdodge posted the same problem on Aug 15, 2011. I've just posted a solution aginst his question, so try that (it's a bit tricky though).

That sounds like an internal mechanism issue, parts of the plastic on the inside could have worn down, causing the spring to slip and fire the bullet off.

Can you try wedging something in there to use as a lever, like a screw driver or a butter knife?

Wow, this is hands on the dumbest question EVER.

You know, no offense or anything...

Look- this is a manually operated toy.

Unless you or I got the name screwed up, or that picture up above is incorrect...

Oh wait, I just looked at it on Amazon.

Two solutions-

1.) READ THE INSTRUCTIONS, THEY'RE THERE FOR A REASON!!!

2.) Pull the cocking slide on top of the gun back, after inserting a bullet. Pull the trigger to fire.

That's all!!!

Oh yeah, 1+1=2, in case you didn't know that either.

LOL just kidding!!!

Good luck (idk why)...

Have you checked the jamming inspection panel is pushed forward and the green light is on?

I had the same problem with two guns out of the box. Turned out that the dividers in the battery tray kept the batteries from touching each other on some brands of batteries. Remove the dividers and should work. You can verify this by measuring the voltage on the two terminals of the battery pack.

You might have a bad motor in your nerf vulcan. If you want the aouto fire to work than you may have to get a new Vulcan.

the relese mechanism came loose and i put the pin back in if anyone needs help ill be happy to help fix it