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I had a similar problem with a G&G M14 I was given to work on, ended up being the motor had a burned out brush inside and would cycle a few times then die.After testing it actually caught fire. G&G used shit for motors. Replaced with an EG1000 and no more problems.
Hook up the motor to the wiring, but let it freely spin, and cycle it a few times, see if you can get it to repeat the problem. If it's not that, definitely check the contacts fo the triggers, the same gun I worked on above had massive arcing damage and the tip of one of the contacts was barely holding on, had to be replaced.
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