I saw the two piece on/off and didnt look that close. I just pulled one of my on/offs out and tried to unscrew it like that and it doesnt budge...
New EMAG PROBLEMS. Plz help me.
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It's really hard to get apart. I use two wrenches. The little o-ring on the inside is a 004 and can get pretty dirty over time. It's not something you'll need to take apart and clean often though.Comment
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Missing the on-off top oring would definately cause the full auto problem.
It probably didn't come with a quad oring in a valve with a low SN in the 1000's. The pin is probably 0.725" in length. I would still use a quad oring. The quad oring reduces friction.
Check the on-off area in the valve. If the bottom of the hole has an indentation for the top oring, then you don't use the two orings on top of the on-off assembly. You only need the single quad oring.
The battery looks like it was rebuilt in 2010. It should still be good. I suspect the charger is not working properly. Also, don't go by the light on the charger. Leave it on charge over night. If you have access to a voltage meter, measure the output of the charger. It should be fairly high at around 25Vdc.
I would say the firmware has been updated to Xmod version 1.8, which is the latest version of Xmod firmware. It will give you all the modes of operation including ramping.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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This is only a 12V power supply for the charger. You still need a working charger to charge the battery.Originally posted by Tropical LifeThe emag charger looks like someone played techie with it dont waste your time. Get one like the below pic or ask in misc sell section if anyone has a oem emag charger for sale.
Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment



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