New FX Impact Trigger Problem

Just check you haven't bumped the safety part on. 

Man, you and the impact just don't get along. I hope you get it solved.

You are certainly not the first person who tried to adjust the trigger on an Impact and lost the first stage, not by a long shot! I wouldn't worry too much about it as long as you can get the second stage from being too light. Mine did the same thing but I just got a coke and settled down, figured that this was gonna take awhile, took my shoes off and prepared to set awhile. About 45 minutes later after playing around and playing around and playing around with it, I got it close enough to where I wanted it and was satisfied with that. Still don't have a first stage but the second is crisp and breaks at about 8 ounces. If you absolutely HAVE to have that first stage on it, you might end up sending it back to the retailer, but even if it is still under warranty, AoA will charge you for adjusting the trigger ... it's not considered warranty work. Think I read that somewhere in the owners manuel.

I haven't looked but Ernest Rowe may have a video on how to adjust that trigger.
Jimmy

Here's a Youtube by Ernest on the Impact trigger. Hope it might be of some help.
Jimmy
http://ernestrowe.com/fx-impact

If you have that second stage screw too light it will not cock. You can pull the block back but it wont stay back. Also there is a little nub that sticks out on the bottom of the block, if that is bent it may not cock either.

Hey so did you fix it man?
I', kind of having the same problem sometimes, I found that the spring in the trigger kind of twist it self and gives you that issue.
I just opened the trigger guard, take the trigger and spring out and put it back together.
It help me...

Buenas me podeis ayidar tengo el mismo problema en mi impact ace igual ke el bideo i me estoi bolbiendo loko ya nose ke mas acer

I'm not sure what you mean when you say the first stage is practically non-existent. If there is no first stage travel, the adjustment screw in front can be backed out to create travel. If it is not returning, then the second stage pull weight probably needs to be set higher (clockwise on rear screw). You mentioned the cocking keeps slipping, and the second stage let off is too light, both of which tend to indicate more pressure is needed on the second stage screw, clockwise. I'm not a big fan of these triggers, but they can actually work pretty well. 

Lo e intentado todo pero si no lo ayudas no se suelta no sube i resbala 

Cuando le ala subo ayudando al armado igual ke en el video si ke estan las 2 etapas mientras no arma sin ayuda

You'll probably get more help if you ask questions in English. Not being rude.

https://translate.google.com/

No se ingles oo siento pero necesito que da auuda gracias

Buenas a todos sigo con el mismo problema resbala el armado ya no se ke mas a cer ayuda porfabor 

No point in adjusting trigger without knowing if cocking pin is bent and look like you have the smaller cocking pin that bend easily, Check that 1st. Hammer isn’t going back enough to push upper shear up and your pushing upper shear with an Allen. with bent cocking pin it limits how far the hammer travel back —> remember its the hammer that flip the upper shear to catch the hammer.



Ernest

I just noticed, the OP has not posted to this thread since August of 2017! Assume the problem has been resolved.