free flow users guide - PBportal.de

3. Service your sir setup according to manufacturers recommendations
Make sure to perform both maintenance procedures as needed. If you are unsure about
performing the maintenance in any way at all please consult a paintball airsmith or send
your gun to one of our service centers (we will gladly do it for free). Failure to maintain
your Team Lockout Free Flow Autococker can result in malfunction that is not covered
under out lifetime warranty.
Troubleshooting
If your Team Lockout Free Flow Autococker exhibits any of these problems feel
free to use this troubleshooting guide to help solve your problem. The majority of
problems with the gun are covered under our warranty. Feel free to send your gun
to one of our service centers for factory certified service if you are not comfortable
doing the service yourself or the problem can’t be fixed using this guide.
Problem:
Gun gets erratic or low velocity
Solution: Make sure that the final input pressure to your Free Flow Autococker is
between 300psi and 320psi. Make sure your secondary regulator is holding pressure (not
building up pressure). Check paintballs for correct sizing to your barrel.
Problem:
Gun burps of fires every few shots
Solution: Make sure your cocking rod is fully tightened and your rock regulator is
adjusted properly. If they are, then make sure your sear spring (vertical spring inside of
the Professional 45 Frame) is properly installed (resting on the back of the sear plate). If
it is tehn check your pump arm length (you want the rear block to be loose on the body
when the ram is gassed up). I fit is the correct length then follow the steps for checking
the lug release in the Autococker manual – a small (1/8 turn or less) clockwise lug
adjustment can be all you need.
Problem:
Trigger feels gritty or hard to pull
Solution: Remove and service Professional 45 frame. Take the time to inspect the
lug release surface. It should have a small dark mark on it but not a gritty edge. If you
find a gritty edge on the lug release part of the sear – remove it and use some fine grit
sandpaper (300 or higher) to smooth it out.
Warranty Policy
If your gun breaks from normal use we will cover most of the cost of repairing it for th
life of the gun. We will cover any parts, including wearable parts, and any service
needed to make your gun shoot like you want it to. We will not cover any shipping and
handling charges incurred from improper use (i.e. throwing the gun, running it over with
a car, diving into a concrete bunker, etc.). Ultimately we will fix your gun free of charge