LP
Nut Installation Instructions
Remove your air
source from the gun, and release all the air from inside the gun. This
can be done by re-cocking the gun and pulling the trigger.
1. Disconnect the air hose at the front of your old Low Pressure
Regulator (LPR)
2. Unscrew the old LPR from the gun.
3. Remove the oring from your old LPR, and put it on the LP Nut.
4. Apply a light layer of paintball gun oil to the oring now
on the LP Nut, and screw just the LP Nut into the Trilogy body.
5. Using either plumbers Teflon tape, or some other thread sealant,
seal the threads on your new LPR, and screw it in to LP Nut until tight.
6. Reconnect the air hose to your new LPR.
7. Turn the adjusting knob on your new LPR outward (counter-clockwise)
in order to lower the pressure that will be coming out of your new LPR.
8. Cock your marker, and air up the gun.
9. Pull the trigger. If you lowered your LPR enough the gun should
not fire correctly. IF you gun stills fires, turn the adjusting knob outward
more to reduce the pressure coming out of the LPR. Once your gun is not
re-cocking due to a lack of pressure to recock the gun proceed to #10.
10. Continue to pull the trigger and slowly turn the adjusting
knob in (clockwise) until you can get the gun to recock correctly.
***It is important that you pull the trigger continuously as you are increasing
the LPR pressure.
11. Once the gun just starts to recock, turn the knob another
1/8th to 1/4th turn clockwise to finish adjusting the LPR. This extra
pressure will help ensure that your gun always recocks correctly.
See
Picture of Low Pressure Nut Installed
The objective is to use the least amount of air pressure to recock the
gun. However, you do need make sure you have enough pressure to successfully
re-cock the gun, hence the extra little turn at the end. If the pressure
is too low, the gun will not recock, and you will break paint in the gun.
I hope this helped,
Todd
TechT Paintball
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