i was cleaning out my solenoid and having trouble getting the screws back in and attaching to the housing.. any suggestions? i've been sitting here for the past hour trying to do this
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if its an e-blade, i usually just turn it upside down, line all the holes up and im off, easy as that.
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i tried lining it up but the screws still wont go in straight
i tried using packaging tape to hold it in place but not enough air is going to the solenoid :
i tried lining it up but the screws still wont go in straight
i tried using packaging tape to hold it in place but not enough air is going to the solenoid :
Is the gasket in the right place..cant you justasemble the screws through th esolenoid, pop the gasket on, then dump t all in, line up each screw one at a time
ok so i cant find the leak coming from my solenoid.. have to send it to worr for them to check it out this really sucks because our school has an event on the 4th and i probably wont get my gun back until then
this really sucks because our school has an event on the 4th and i probably wont get my gun back until then
Yeah, that's why they generally do not recommend taking apart your solenoid, on any electropneumatic, unless you know what you're doing. Why'd you take your 'noid apart anyway? I sincerely doubt that it really needed cleaning so badly that you had to take it apart. Anyhow, did you relube the orings before you put it back together? They should be greased when you re-assemble. Gasket should probably be lightly lubed as well. At least that's how it is with the Angel, Bushmaster and Timmy, I doubt the noid on the Eblade is much different.