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REASSEMBLYCLEANING AND REASSEMBLY01 02 03 04 0506Use a soft cloth toclean all parts ofpaint and dirt as wellas old oil or grease.Make sure the Vision circuit board andits components are clean and undamaged.Make sure no dirt or debris isblocking the Vision holes in the bodybreech – use a cotton swab to cleanthese openings if necessary.Use SL33K togrease all of theo-rings on thebolt and bolt stop.Apply only a thincoating, do notover-grease.Place the bolt stop inside the firechamber and make sure the firechamber insert is fully seated. Makesure the concave side of the bolt stop(shaped like the inside of a cone)faces the back of the marker.Slide the bolt into thebolt stop inside the firechamber until it stops.Screw the fire chamber intothe body breech. Place theVision circuit board into itsslot in the body breech. Itsplug should be on the sideof the board facing the rearof the marker. The clearemitter and detector shouldbe on the side facing thefront of the body breech.07 0809 10If necessary, rotate theswivel donut so that itsscrew holes are on thebottom of the receiver,lined up with the screwholes in the body breech.Slide the inner receiver assembly into the body cover whileholding both upside down to prevent the Vision circuitboard from falling out, then plug the Vision wire harnessback into the Vision circuit board, and reconnect the centerand rear banjo fittings to the receiver, being careful not tocross thread them.Carefully pass the battery clip down into thegrip frame and slide the circuit board intoplace before reinstalling the forward banjofitting to its position in the grip frame, againtaking care not to cross-thread.Reposition the body and grip frame togetherbeing careful not to pinch any wires or hoses.Reinstall the grip frame screws, and flat capbody screw, then tighten all three with an 1/8-inch allen wrench. Reinstall the battery, takingcare not to pinch the battery wires, and flexiblethe rubber grip and its screwsFIG. 18INNER BODY ASSEMBLY1 EPY102–Epiphany Body Breech2 EPY103–Epiphany Feed Tube3 ORN02552070BU – Feed Tube Friction O-rings4 ION209–Fire Bolt5 ION111 – Bolt Stop6 EPYINTS–Small Epiphany Insert (Silver)7 EPYINTM–Medium Epiphany Insert (Blue)8 EPYINTL–Large Epiphany Insert (Green)9 EPY104–Epiphany Fire Chamber10 ION110–Swivel Donut11 CLP004–Donut Clip12 ORN01790UR–SFT O-Ring13 ION108–Ball Detent (2x)14 ORN01770HN–Rear Breech O-Ring15 ION117UPRVSN-Break-Beam Vision Board16 ORN02270BU–Body Breech Friction O-Ring17 ORN02070BU–Body Breech Seal O-Ring18 ORN01590CUR–Firebolt Bumper19 ORN0162070HN–Firebolt Middle O-Ring20 ORB01070UR–Firebolt Rear O-RIng21 ORN01470UR–Bolt Stop Inner O-Ring22 ORN02070BU–Bolt Stop Outer O-Ring23 ORN01570BU X–Swivel Donut O-Rings (2x)16800.922.2147 www.smartparts.com
<strong>EPIPHANY</strong> VOLUME INSERTSIMPORTANTIn order to provide more consistent velocity at higher rates of fire (above 10 bps) the Epiphany utilizes asmaller fire chamber volume than an Ion. To deliver full velocity, it operates at a slightly higher pressurerange (250 to 280 psi.) The smaller volume fire chamber can be recharged more quickly by the regulator,while the Ion bolt structure ensures that only a gentle low pressure burst of gas impacts against thepaintball.In order to tune the Epiphany for optimal performance, three inserts are available, allowing four levelsof adjustment to the volume of the fire chamber. These range from the largest volume (no insert,) to thegreen insert (second largest volume) to the blue insert (second smallest volume,) and finally to the silverinsert (smallest volume.) An increase in operating pressure can be balanced with a decrease in firechamber volume to maintain desired velocity.COMMON <strong>EPIPHANY</strong> CONFIGURATIONS:Choosing the ideal insert and operating pressure level is a balancing act between lower pressures whichallow for gentler, quieter operation with longer hose life in high temperatures, and high pressures whichallow for better velocity consistency at high rates of fire (10 bps and above.) While some experimentationwill be necessary to find the best settings for any given marker configuration and playing conditions,the following guidelines will help select the proper volume insert.Stock Epiphany bolt (Firebolt) and a Quick Exhaust Valve (QEV) – Blue (middle size) Volume Insert – Thevolume of the blue insert will compensate for the volume of gas in the Firebolt’s air spaces, to provide300 fps operation at approximately 260 psi.Stock Epiphany Bolt without QEV – No Volume Insert – The entire volume of the Epiphany fire chamber isutilized to deliver a velocity of 300 fps at approximately 260 psi.Reducing Pressure – Green Insert (thinnest wall, high gas volume) – If the pressure at the desired velocityis above the Epiphany’s maximum of 280 psi, or temperatures are extremely high (which can softenpneumatics hoses) an increase in fire chamber volume to reduce operating pressure can be desirable.Indoor Operation – Silver Insert (thickest wall – smallest gas volume) – Many indoor paintball fieldsrestrict marker velocity to a maximum of 250 fps. By reducing the fire chamber volume even further, thesilver insert allows this velocity to be reached while keeping the fire chamber pressure up in the range of250-280 psi, protecting against velocity drop-off under rapid fire conditions.FIG. 19REMOVING VOLUME INSERTCHANGING VOLUME INSERTSChanging the volume inserts is simple. Degasand disassemble the Epiphany, followingthe Disassembly section of this manual. Theselected insert (or no insert) can be slid freelyinto the Epiphany fire chamber, and installedinserts can be removed by reaching a fingerinto the insert and pulling it out. After installingthe proper insert, the Epiphany can be reassembledby following the Reassembly sectionof this manual. The marker will then need tobe set to the optimal dwell setting (see thedwell section of this manual) and have itsvelocity measured and set (see the Velocitysection of the this manual.)800.922.2147 www.smartparts.com17
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