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Take it a part important to take photos of the way it is before you pull apart so you have a reference to be able to put back together but it's you trigger gears it's broken or out of place or something is jamming but you should never shoot without an arrow, bolt not arrow for crossbow but your lucky string not snap and poke you eye out or if the bow broke would have hit your head so never shoot without a bolt on your crossbow very dangerous
You should only have to replace the crank string itself, I do not know of any other parts needed to do it. My cranks for my crossbows are very simple, crank handle, crank wheel with strung wrapped around it. If you are not mechanically inclined, then take it to your local hunting shop for repair. Good luck
In a crossbow, the limbs of the bow, called a prod, are attached to a
crosspiece in order to allow for mechanical pulling and holding of the string.
This mechanical pulling allows for a much larger draw weight than could be
drawn by hand. A crossbow is mostly recommended for hunting
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