User's Manual

HOLE IN BOLT
For Linkage Arm
Positioned In Barrel Slot
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Receiver Assembly (continued from page 18)
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LEFT RECEIVER HALF INSTALLATION:
28) Place left receiver half onto right half making sure that the
lip on the receiver engages the lower fin on the chamber.
29) Screw in bottom 4 receiver bolts to hold in place .
30) Carefully work barrel out until you can see the hole in the
Front Bolt for the linkage arm
. Slide the linkage arm into the
forearm grip with end angled down and insert into slot inside the
left grip half and then insert other end into hole in Front bolt
.
31) Carefully work the barrel completely in to the back of the
receiver. Check to be sure that the barrel is correctly aligned with
the feeder by sliding the forearm grip back and then inserting
your finger into the feed elbow and feeling where barrel hole
and feeder hole fit together. When correctly aligned, this will
be a smooth transition between the receiver and barrel.
32) With barrel/feeder holes correctly aligned, tighten the 4
remaining receiver bolts
, and the 2 feed elbow bolts .
33) Insert the Front Sight/Under Barrel Tube assembly through
the front grip and into the receiver until you can insert the Push
Pin
to attach it.
34) Reinstall battery: Lay the battery removal ribbon across the
module battery compartment keeping its loose end free (to pull
and lift battery out at next replacement). Next insert the battery
into module on top of ribbon, making sure to keep the
positive(+) end towards top of marker. Reattach left side grip
with 2 grip screws
.
35) Attach Regulator Adapter with 2 bolts .
36) Attach Regulator with 2 bolts .
37) Turn marker over and attach the 2 banjo fittings of the gas
hose assembly into the right receiver half.
38) Insert End Cap into the back end of the receiver.
Marker is now reassembled. You will need to adjust the velocity
before using.
27) Make sure all parts are in place before installing the left
receiver half (see page 17).
With Piston o-rings lubricated, insert piston into the Rear Valve
(closed end of piston goes in first).
Insert the spring, buffer o-ring and carefully screw the Velocity
Adjustment Screw in until flush with end of the Rear Valve body.
17) Pull the Forearm Grip/Front Valve/Exhaust Valve Assembly
from the Chamber.
Clean the back face of the Front Valve Body with WD-40 and
wipe clean. Clean and inspect the Big O-ring on back face of
the Front Valve Body – replace if necessary.
Clean the exhaust piston and u-cups. Inspect u-cups for
wear (replace if necessary) and lubricate them first with a
very light coat of white lithium grease, then with a very light
coat of Tippmann
TM
marker oil on top of the grease. NOTE:
Too much grease or oil can cause your spark plug to short out.
ASSEMBLING THE INSPECTED, CLEANED AND
LUBRICATED INTERNAL PARTS.
18) Slide the forearm grip/front valve body/exhaust valve
assembly into front end of the chamber.
19) Insert Rear Valve into back end of the chamber and be
sure to align hole in valve top with hole in chamber top.
20) Reconnect ground wire to chamber assembly with bolt and
lockwasher.
21) Insert Barrel Seal (flat end first with o-ring in place) into
chamber /rear valve– (make sure to turn barrel seal top so
barrel will fit down into it when barrel is installed.)
22) Insert Chamber Assembly (rear valve end first) – into right
receiver half.
23) Place Spark Plug back into slot in right receiver half.
24) Plug chamber ground wire and Spark Plug wire
onto the ignition module.
25) Lift the left end of the chamber enough to insert the gas
line into the slot
below the front valve body, then lower the
chamber making sure that the lip on the receiver engages
the lower fin on the chamber.
26) It is easiest to insert the barrel and barrel seal o-ring into
the right receiver half at this time so that the barrel holds the
barrel seal o-ring properly in place. See illustration on next page.
a) Carefully position o-ring on top of the barrel seal.
b) Make sure front bolt is properly aligned in barrel with the hole
for the linkage arm visible in the slot on the side of the barrel.
c) Insert the barrel and then carefully work the barrel into the
receiver (by turning and sliding it) until the barrel bottom holds
the barrel seal o-ring in place. This may take a few tries and if
you damage the o-ring replace it.
BARREL
O-RING
PROPERLY
IN PLACE
BARREL SEAL
BARREL
INSERTION
BARREL
SLOT
Receiver Assembly (continued on page 19)
Chamber Disassembly (continued from page 17)