HELP putting back automag classic trigger/valve system

[corcoran_chris]

Hello, i just got this gun, its my frist paintball gun so i know very little. i took it apart to paint something on it and of course, the trigger system that contolls the airflow shoots out. i have all the washers, the on off bottom and top parts, im not missing a thing. i put it back to gether using the exploded view from the automag official site. ( http://www.airgun.com/downloads/valveexplodedview.pdf)

this gun worked before, now that i put it together no co2 is going through the trigger, i cant hear anything to show that there is gas going through. please help me out.

does the o ring teflon go in the o ring power tube then go in the valve assembly?

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aol- corcchris

[BlackVCG]

http://store.airgun.com/acb/showdetl.cfm?&DID=17&Product_ID=241&CATID=6

Put your on/off assembly together as shown in that picture. Put the larger clear/yellow o-ring in the bottom of the on/off hole and then insert the on/off assembly. Put the valve back in the gun and tighten the field strip screw. Gas it up and if you don't hear the trigger click, then tighten the velocity adjuster until it clicks. Keep tightening it until it sounds like it's shooting properly.

[corcoran_chris]

so i should put that yellowish bigger oring at the VERY bottom of the hole in the valve unit? then put that in?

[BlackVCG]

Yes. You can try to put it around the teflon o-ring and put it all in as one assembly, but that yellowish o-ring likes to pop off the teflon o-ring if you try to do that so it's easier to put it at the bottom of the hole and then put in the assembly.

[corcoran_chris]

ok, going by that link i was referred to i have it set up like that. but the center little steel pipe has this little groove in one end, sorta like its shaved. does that go at the top near the tephlon, or near thebottm where the trigger makes contact.

[BlackVCG]

The notched end goes near the bottom where the trigger makes contact.

For reference, it's laser etched on your valve how the parts should be oriented.