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PolarStar Fusion R107 Solenoid Valve

PolarStar Fusion R107 Solenoid Valve

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PolarStar Fusion R107 Solenoid Valve — the part that fails when a Fusion stops working. The main service item on the platform, and worth having before you need it.

Solenoid valves are the one genuinely consumable component in an electronic HPA engine. They actuate on every single shot, and after enough cycles they wear — which shows up as an engine that fires intermittently, sounds different, or stops cycling altogether.

The good news is that it is a replaceable part rather than a dead engine. A Fusion that has stopped working is very often a solenoid away from being fine, which is a considerably better outcome than the noise it makes suggests.

The R107 is the valve for the Fusion platform. If you run a Fusion seriously, or you are a site or team with several, having one on the shelf turns a lost weekend into a bench job.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Type Solenoid valve
Model R107
Fits PolarStar Fusion engines
Role Primary service and wear part
Brand PolarStar

Good to know before you buy

This is the part to suspect first if a Fusion has become intermittent or stopped cycling — before assuming the engine is finished.

Fitting means opening the engine. If you are not confident, we handle Fusion servicing here.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my solenoid has failed?
Typical symptoms are intermittent firing, a change in the sound of the engine, or no cycling at all. Before writing off a Fusion, this is the first thing to check.

Is it hard to replace?
It means opening the engine. Straightforward if you have done it before; worth bringing to us if not.

How long do they last?
They actuate on every shot, so lifespan depends entirely on round count. Heavy users should treat it as a consumable rather than a permanent part.

Should I keep a spare?
If you play regularly or run several engines, yes. It is the difference between a lost game day and a ten-minute fix.

Running HPA: always feed an engine through a secondary regulator and never connect it directly to a tank output. Check the rated pressure before setting a regulator, and chronograph to your site limit before playing.
💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: see the Fusion engine it services. We are an HPA tech centre and fit, tune and chronograph these in the workshop, or message us on WhatsApp.