on off problem

[paintballfeign]

when i degas my marker on a classic valve the on off pin does not go completely into the valve. meaning that i have to completely remove the body from the rail. what do i do to fix this and why is it happening. i changed to a dye frame about a month ago and that is probably the problem. Thanks

[Dayspring]

Pull the trigger before you try taking the valve out.

[paintballfeign]

it still doesnt go in all the way

[RRfireblade]

Sometimes they just don't.

Make sure there is no more than 1/16" gap between the trigger and the trigger rod when fully gased up,if there is more than that,adjusting it to the proper gap may help your problem.

[riooso]

I have that problem also. The on off pin hits the hole that the field strip screw comes out of. When I pull my valve out I just gently put the screw partially back in and push the on-off pin in. That "releases" the valve. From what I understand that you are not suppose to change the rod length at all.

R

[RRfireblade]

If it already has the proper gap,then you are correct.

If it doesn't have the proper gap specified by AGD as being 1/32"-1/16" then it should be adjusted to that spec for best performance.:)

[xen_100]

I have that problem as well..........very easy fix.....

degass.....pull the trigger. then take a small screw driver or allen wrench and push the trigger rod in a little more. it wont hurt the gun at all....just pushes the on-off pin in far enough to get the valve out.

[paintballfeign]

thanks guys