FlaTline and Lvl 10 help!!!!

[Hafter]

I just installed lvl 10 and went to test it out by sticking a crayon in the breech. It did make the hiss noise but the crayon broke. I figured the psi on my flatline was too high (was around 700 I think) so I started turing the output adjustment but the gauge dial wasnt moving. (Could this be because I didnt have the system attached to my gun and the tank was upside down?) I then turned it the wrong way, making the output higher, (even though the dials werent moving) and air began to leak out of the output adjustment. Now every time I gas up air leaks from the adjustment. What do I do to fix this?

And was I wrong to adjust the output in the first place? Was it probably just the velocity on my retro that needed the adjusting?

And will adjusting the output on my flateline also adjust the kick on my trigger?

Thx

[Hafter]

up!

[Hafter]

up! plz help!

[Hafter]

I think it fixed it self...the leak was coming out of the pin opposite the onoff switch. Around what psi will the gun blow like it did for me? What psi should I have my flateline set at for optimal reactive trigger?

[Tunaman]

You cant adjust the output pressure without firing a few shots. The gauge wont move till you do. Around 850-900 will make it rock I have found. Every marker is different so try it out. Always start low and adjust up.

[Hafter]

Ok, but whats the deal with it suddenly blowing?

[BlackVCG]

That means you turned it up too high. It has a preset blow-off and it will vent the pressure if the output goes too high.

Sensitivity of the LVL10 is adjusted by the carrier o-ring to bolt fit and the spring size. Use the loosest o-ring fit that doesn't leak and the middle or long gray spring to make it the easiest on paint.

[Hafter]

ic, so why did it keep venting even after I turned the pressure reg fully out? Around what PSI will it usually do this?