Emag valve on/off doesn't trigger sear

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  • pk5
    Registered User

    • Jan 2006
    • 608

    #1

    Emag valve on/off doesn't trigger sear

    Hi everyone

    Right now i have an emag valve where the on/off doesn't work properly. It just doesn't want to push down on the sear. When first air up it will push down on the sear once, but not all the way, i have to really squeeze on the trigger to make it fire once. And then it seem like the on/off pin got stuck after that and refuse to move.

    I put in another emag valve that i have, and it work great, so it is just the on/off on this one.

    What should i do? I checked the oring and they seemed ok, the oring that goes around the quad oring seem to be a bit too loose, and when i try to remove the on/off it got stuck back in the valve. Is that normal? Or should i get an oring and change that?

    Thanks
  • pk5
    Registered User

    • Jan 2006
    • 608

    #2
    Also does anyone know the name of the oring? I couldn't find it on the airgun.com website to buy some, am i looking in the wrong place?

    Also does the emag valve use the same repair kit as the rt kit?

    Thanks

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    • secretweaponevan
      Only HALF Polish!
      • Sep 2007
      • 1132

      #3
      Although this first sounded like bolt stick, by your description, I don't think it is.

      Emag on/off pins are shorter than RT on/off pins. Compare your two on/off pin lengths.

      Mech mags (not micromags) should have an on/off pin length of .750".

      If that isn't it, it would have to be bolt stick (push on bolt with a sqeegie to test) or an impeded sear.

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      • pk5
        Registered User

        • Jan 2006
        • 608

        #4
        So all emag valve would need this on/off pin?




        And if the bolt is sticking, does it prevent the on/off from being pushed down toward the sear?

        Thanks

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        • secretweaponevan
          Only HALF Polish!
          • Sep 2007
          • 1132

          #5
          Originally posted by pk5
          So all emag valve would need this on/off pin?




          And if the bolt is sticking, does it prevent the on/off from being pushed down toward the sear?

          Thanks
          That is the pin that I suspect you have now, which is too short for a mech mag (.712" is needed if the valve is mounted on Emag lowers). If you have a mech mag, you need a .750" length pin. I'm not sure if the length needed is different when using a quad o-ring.

          Bolt stick won't let the front of the sear rise which won't let the trigger pin come out to meet the trigger. Test for this by pusing on the bolt with a squeegie to see if it goes "click" and the trigger rod comes out. If it is bolt stick, your on/off pin is probably fine.

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          • pk5
            Registered User

            • Jan 2006
            • 608

            #6
            Ok, thanks


            I will check that later today regarding the bolt stick. As of right now i have a complete emag valve mounted on an emag lower.

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            • pk5
              Registered User

              • Jan 2006
              • 608

              #7
              Ok

              It seem as if i am having major bolt stick issues again.

              Which spring should i use? I have one silver one and one red one and a cut silver one that came with the valve.

              I already tried different carriers, but i have to push back on the bolt to get the sear to activate.

              Should i keep trying different combination of oring and carrier?

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              • secretweaponevan
                Only HALF Polish!
                • Sep 2007
                • 1132

                #8
                Originally posted by pk5
                Ok

                It seem as if i am having major bolt stick issues again.

                Which spring should i use? I have one silver one and one red one and a cut silver one that came with the valve.

                I already tried different carriers, but i have to push back on the bolt to get the sear to activate.

                Should i keep trying different combination of oring and carrier?
                Yes, this is a carrier issue.

                Remove all shims.
                Use the same white o-ring moving to larger and larger carriers until you find the largest carrier that doesn't leak.

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                • pk5
                  Registered User

                  • Jan 2006
                  • 608

                  #9
                  Which spring should i use? The uncut one? Right now i am testing it with the red spring, because the uncut one cause bolt leak on most of the carrier that i tried.



                  So far i have tried 4 different orings with a combination of about 4 different carrier.

                  And if i go to the one before leaking, then i get a bolt stick ( have to push back the bolt and it click), if i go to the leaking carrier, then it wouldn't fire, and just leak.

                  If i go to too large a carrier, should it keep firing while leaking?

                  I did increase/decrease the velocity after each combination but it is still giving me problem.

                  Any though?

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                  • Ruler_Mark
                    AKAOG.ORG
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 2600

                    #10
                    Is the tank you are using a non-hp one? is it low on air ie <1k?


                    take the on off out the 2 top orings there? in one piece?

                    do you have a caliper?


                    I got your quote thing on mmm lets try to resolve it here first.

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                    • pk5
                      Registered User

                      • Jan 2006
                      • 608

                      #11
                      I have a cross fire tank and the gage is currently measuring the output at 800 psi.

                      What do you mean by take the oring out of the on/off? Do you mean the oring and the quad oring? They are still in one piece, even though both seem to be very loose.

                      I do not have a caliper right now, but when i went to the local paintball shop today and compare my on/off pin to the one that they have in stock .75, mine is still shorter than their on/off

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                      • BigEvil
                        www.BigEvilOnline.com

                        • Feb 2005
                        • 9333

                        #12
                        I recently had my friends emag to repair, and the rubber quad oring had ether frozen or dried out causing the pin to stick. Anytime you get some pin stick replace the black quad and the white outer orings and of course lube them.

                        If you do not have the correct pin in there, the gun will do some weird things. Unless it is a very long one (.750") the gun should still fire, although VERY slow.

                        Next time the pin hangs up, try to push the bolt back in with a squeegee to see if it is getting stuck.



                        **Have you chrono'd this gun recently?

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                        • pk5
                          Registered User

                          • Jan 2006
                          • 608

                          #13
                          I have not chrono it since i received a few weeks ago in a trade.

                          Right now the quad oring seem to flake off a really tiny piece, so i'll order some quad oring and start with that. What is the name of the other oring that is outside the quad - oring?


                          To summarize the symptom so far:

                          i. The on/off got sticky and refuse to move up/down to activate the sear
                          ii. After a few rebuild/relube of the on/off now it work fine and trigger the sear
                          iii. But now i have major bolt stick, doesn't matter which carrier or orings i tried, it still either leak or bolt stick. ( Can it fire even if the carrier is oversize? As in it is leaking while firing?)

                          Right now i am waiting for some more oring carrier from MANN and gonna try the carrier/oring part again.

                          Since i am ordering stuff from AGD, what else should i get? Which rebuild kit will work for an emag?

                          Thanks

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                          • secretweaponevan
                            Only HALF Polish!
                            • Sep 2007
                            • 1132

                            #14
                            Just so we know what parts you need to order:

                            When the bolt "sticks" and you push on it with a squeegie, does it go "CLICK" and then can fire?

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                            • pk5
                              Registered User

                              • Jan 2006
                              • 608

                              #15
                              It only click after i push it with squeegee, but cannot fire. If i push on the trigger again i can feel that it is pushing against the on/off, but the bolt will only go forward a little bit, and then restart the whole push back with a squeegee again.

                              Right now when i pull on the trigger i can feel the force of the on/off but that is about all. Is it possible for the quadring/oring to be too loose that the on/off is actually pushing against that instead of against the pin inside the valve?

                              Edit: also every time that i remove the on/off the quadoring and the one outside of it always end up being stuck on the valve and i have to get it out with a pick.

                              PS: if anyone have some quad oring that they can drop in the mail, hopefully i can get it by saturday it would be great. I was hoping to use this emag for the big game, but it doesn't look like it now.

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