Angel A4 Fly prob?

[Rockford]

Hi
Im fairly new to all this, dont know a huge amount about my marker but Im keen to learn!. Basically, was dry firing it having adjusted my trigger and then over the course of one or two shots the pressure of each shot dropped dramatically. It now has about enough power to fire a paintball 5ft. I have altered the FPS key, makes no differecet. Im running off a Crossfire preset LP, 4500, stock internals in the marker.


The bolt is cycling fine, but with about 10% of the normal force. Any suggestions? I haven't altered any settings other than the trigger since I played with it perfectly on Sunday

 

[Skeet]

Is you air low?

 

[Rockford]

Lol, sorry, i guess I should have said: Bottle was full at the time, I gassed it up again tonight just to be sure.......same thing.

 

[Tom Allen]

Check your dwell setting.

 

[Tom Allen]

Could also be the preset, going lp. Try the preset on another marker if poss.

 

[Rockford]

Anyone got any ideas? I will try and get the Preset tested with a mate, but cant be sure when. Im guessing this isnt a normal problem?

 

[Dskize]

i would suggest cleaning and relubing /greasing the lpr and maybe cleaning/regreasing the ram assembly to make sure there isnt anything nasty in there - if you follow the manual its quite easy to do -

 

[Skeet]

Do what he says...by the way, got that link cable..muchos gracias...

 

[Rockford]

Just done as said, put it all back together........everything was in perfect health, same thing. Im assuming this means it must be a problem before the air actually enters the marker, somewhere along the Microline or the Air bottle :|


Btw, changed dwell from 7 to 16, same thing.

 

[Dskize]

well theres only really the (vert) regulator left on that side of the air path -id definately confirm that your presets ok before going any further -sounds pretty weird -BTW incase you dont know I find angelowners.com really usefull for this kind of stuff (but you've got Tom Allen and John C on here anyway)