Operation Manual

WARNING: ALWAYS KEEP THE MUZZLE
POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION
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Air leaks from the rell clamp when lling the air tank
Is the rell clamp bleed valve closed?
IIs the rell clamp thumbscrew hand-tight?
Is the O-Ring present on the K-Valve face?
(For rell tanks utilizing a K-Valve, an O-Ring should be present on the valve face.
For rell tanks utilizing a DIN-Valve, an O-Ring should be present on the rell
assembly. )
The hand pump doesn’t seem to ll the air tank
Is the brass bleed screw on the pump base closed?
It can be difcult to determine that the hand pump is lling the air tank when the
tank is empty. An empty air tank doesn’t SEEM to be lling when you pump the
pump. Actually it takes about 75 pump strokes before you notice that the needle
on the pump’s gauge is slightly above zero. Once the tanks starts to register a
charge, you will notice that it takes 14 or 15 pump strokes to raise the tank
pressure by 100 psi. That’s true at all pressure levels.
Troubleshooting