Tippmann A5 - Problema no o'ring da válvula

nolan213 escreveu:Valve O-ring problem
okay, so a month ago i was taking a break from a game, and my marker was on the ground and all the CO2 goes out the barrel. i found out the valve O-ring had came out of place. i fixed it, and oiled it, no problem. a week later, same problem. only this time i was shooting and the o ring actually broke. i replaced it. finally, today, i was playing and BAM. same problem. the o ring came out of place. I have NO idea why it keeps doing this. my marker is only about 6 months old, and so far ive only played 3/7 games without any problems relating to the valve. Any advise at all? and yes, i know washer first, then o ring.

Viper187 escreveu:Re: Valve O-ring problem.
I take it you mean the valve O-ring that makes contact and seals the tombstone, it happens, make sure first you got the spring in for the latch, and you have the screw in, if you do then you have a tombstone that is small and need it replaced, email tippmann and they should replace it no problem.

Re: Valve O-ring problem.
yeah thats what i mean. I have everything in right. how can i tell if the tombstone is to small?

Viper187 escreveu:Re: Valve O-ring problem.
well, that's very, very difficult, but here is the thing, just a small offset in size, whether it came that way, or just wore down over time, etc, its hard to spot, the only way to know is that you have everything installed correctly and the o-ring still pops out over the top of the tombstone. I have had my A-5 for an eternity now, and for the first time in all the years I have had it, just had this problem happen to me a few months back, i could get it to stay in for a little while, but after anywhere from immediatley airing the gun up, to 20-300 shots later (it varied in wierd numbers like that) it would pop out over the top, short and simple, I emailed tippmann, they sent me a new tombstone and walla! problem solved!
And from everything you have described, that sounds to be your issue, and as for the broken o-ring, well, those happen, especially if you use CO2 a lot in excessive fire, cause you are literally freezing the O-rings during rapid successions of fire with CO2, so be cautious about that, if you can (though I don't know the availability in your area) switch to HPA, it'll save you that headache and you can fire away worry free!

menegotto escreveu:tá igual eu com minha BT desengatilhando... o tristeza

jniche escreveu:Isso acontecia direto na minha A5, pq a trava de plastico tinha trincado (tombstone latche 02-73), ai fiz uma em metal e não incomodou mais.
da uma olhada nesse link:
http://paintballcenario.com.br/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9384

Mahkis escreveu:

jniche escreveu:Isso acontecia direto na minha A5, pq a trava de plastico tinha trincado (tombstone latche 02-73), ai fiz uma em metal e não incomodou mais.
da uma olhada nesse link:
http://paintballcenario.com.br/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9384

Cara, perfeito... desmontei a bichinha de novo para ajeitar tudo e testar com outra tombstone... eis que , analisando cuidadosamente, vi que o tombstone latch estava rachado... eita porcaria... pior que só importando ou mandando fazer... oO