solonoid valve
They hooked up the tank (LP output- approx. 450 psi). As soon as the air
filled the gun, it began to leak from the small weep hole in the rear of the
solonoid valve. He cycled the gun several times thinking that it might just
be stuck, but it never stopped leaking and the gun shot rapid fire with one
trigger pull which is not normal. The gun was firing in a short cycle,
meaning the bolt wasnt coming all the way back to the full cocked position
before the chamber charged with air and shot again. Probablly because of the
leaking valve. There was about 2000psi in the tank, which should be plenty.
He put that tank on my automag and it shot fine.
From my experience, I think that the air solinod valve is bad.
what do you guys think?
filled the gun, it began to leak from the small weep hole in the rear of the
solonoid valve. He cycled the gun several times thinking that it might just
be stuck, but it never stopped leaking and the gun shot rapid fire with one
trigger pull which is not normal. The gun was firing in a short cycle,
meaning the bolt wasnt coming all the way back to the full cocked position
before the chamber charged with air and shot again. Probablly because of the
leaking valve. There was about 2000psi in the tank, which should be plenty.
He put that tank on my automag and it shot fine.
From my experience, I think that the air solinod valve is bad.
what do you guys think?