WARPIG Tech Talk - Model 98 / 98 Custom


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Re: Pro-Lite problem

In Reply to: Pro-Lite problem posted by Adrian_of_Tyriel on November 28, 2002 at 20:08:01:

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Posted by:
Hugh "G" Walls
on December 01, 2002 at 13:52:21

First off, strip the gun and clean thoroughly with warm soapy water then dry it. Oil all the
orings lightly and put a few drops of oil into the c/a adapter. fire it a few times to lube the
internals and valve. Check for wear on the sear and back bolt (replace if necessary). If no
help then change your main spring and sear spring. If that doesn't help then you probably
need a new valve because your air flow is not good. If after you have rebuilt everything
then you need to contact Tippmann. Good luck and let me know what happens.

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Re: Pro-Lite problem Adrian_of_Tyriel 11:37:52 12/02/02 (5)

Re: Pro-Lite problem Pat Mulligan 23:39:41 12/02/02 (4)

Re: Pro-Lite problem Hugh "G" Walls 21:57:32 12/03/02 (3)

Re: Pro-Lite problem Adrian_of_Tyriel 15:33:53 12/05/02 (2)

Re: Pro-Lite problem Hugh "G" Walls 02:57:22 12/10/02 (1)

Re: Pro-Lite problem Adrian_of_Tyriel 08:35:01 12/11/02 (0)

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: First off, strip the gun and clean thoroughly with warm soapy water then dry it. Oil all the : orings lightly and put a few drops of oil into the c/a adapter. fire it a few times to lube the : internals and valve. Check for wear on the sear and back bolt (replace if necessary). If no : help then change your main spring and sear spring. If that doesn't help then you probably : need a new valve because your air flow is not good. If after you have rebuilt everything : then you need to contact Tippmann. Good luck and let me know what happens.

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