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1st question, what is the voltage on your battery? The CA36 series are known for burning out trigger contacts so you might want to inspect those. If able, see if a 9.6V will turn over the motor. Chances are the spring is compressed and the motor isn't powerfull enough to reset it.
Typically people clear BBs out of hop up units with a plastic unjamming rod. However, seeing as were already past that point the pieces in the pic need to go togeather as such: 1st, take out the rest of the hop up unit by pushing it towards the front of the gun, rotating it 90 deg, and then pull it out to the rear of the gun. Then dissasemble the entire hopup. 2nd place the hopup rubber on the end (with the extra hole and knotches) of the barrel making sure that the thick part is over the hole. 3rd ensure that the little brass ring is sitting just foreward of the rubber. 4th insert that assembly into the main hop up unit untill the beginning of the knotches meet the plastic. 5th Place the hop up bucking(the middle peice in the picture) in the cradle of the peice on the right. 6th insert those peices into the top of the main assembly. 7th starting at the muzzle slide on the large plastic ring with the larger end facing the main assembly making sure that the peices you just put in are under the ring. Finally, snap the c shaped peice (on the left of the photo) onto the knotches in the barrel with the large end pushing up againsed the main assembly.
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