My son just got a metal fusion battle set. Both tops spin, but don't move around at all - they just stay very still as they spin. We have no idea how to make them move so they actually battle!?

Is there any play in the basket? The gap between the basket and the plastic tub should stay the same. If you are able to put pressure on the upper part of the metal basket and it moves within the tub, the rear support of the basket is damaged or tub bearing is bad. Both are terminal problems. Sorry.

Tub has springs and shock absorbers attached. Sounds like a spring attach point may be broken. Possibly the spring but lot less likely. Best get someone who knows how to fixit. Will need to open up, maybe cut some strip s of metal to attach (sheet metal screws) over the broken part, drill new holes... etc.

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ElijahCruz
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I have the same problem, but I dont know how to fix this! Im shearching! Keep locking!

There are two buttons on the top cover marked easy belt access use a quarter to turn them lift cover off belt lift beater bar out put belt around right side of bar then slideit back in and pull the belt twords back you will see a metal pin it goes around it will be tight but not hard to do. spin the bar to make sure you have lined up straight put the cover back on tighten the two buttons if they will not tighten its not lined up properly Its harder to find a new belt than it is to put it on lol

C145 has three wings which extend outwards, each separately joined onto the underside of the Track. These are free moving, and hence when the Beyblade is launched, these point outwards due to spin velocity. Their free moving nature make them very effective for defensive purposes, as they are able to withstand low hits to the Track without significant spin loss. Furthermore, the Track is significantly heavier than non-gimmicked Tracks such as 145, providing extra weight essential for Defense. As such, the Track is an essential part for current Defense customizations. But as the beyblade wobbles, the claws might have impact with the floor causing loss of balance, severe loss of stamina or resulting in the beyblade stops spinning.

Remove the motor assy and you will see the main nylon large gear, it had 2 metal cams under the one screw on top of it. One is the start cam and it must slide freely on top of the other one cam. Over time the grease binds up under the start cam and it doesnt move back in as the motor moves the nylon cogs around and so it start over gain and again. Degrease and lightly lube the metal cam so it moves freely by using your finger, reassemble and test.

ckd all mounting spring especially the one on rear from upper base to rear frame

moving it on side might empty gearcase oil, any yellowish oil drippin gout of anywhere? hard to tell about hte metal movig around, its quite normal for machines to move around quite a bit on the inside

Probably a bad timer.