Azodin kaos3 Manual Download Page 3

1. Pull up the pin at the rear of Delrin Bolt, but do not pull it out.
    This will let the Delrin Bolt (BA01) slide out from the rear of the
    receiver.

2. Twist the End Cap (EC02) counterclockwise to remove the 
    internal components of the marker. 
    (Spring, Bumper, Feather Striker)

3. Slide the Feather Striker (FS01) out of the rear of the receiver
    with either your tools or you finger.

4. Once all the internal parts are removed, use a squeegee to clean
    the interior and relubricate the feather striker with Azodin lube or 
   Dow 33 based lubricant.

1. Reinsert the Feather Striker. Make sure the Striker O-ring (RR15) 
    is facing the Front and the hole is facing upwards.

2. Push on the Feather Striker to apply continuous pressure and
    pull Trigger until the striker clears the sear.

3. Locate the Striker hole and make sure the hole is centered and 
    facing upwards. Insert the Bolt Assembly (BA01) into the receiver
    and align the pin with the striker hole, then push the pin down to 
    lock it in place.

4. Test the assembled Bolt and Striker by pushing the bolt forward.
    If the bolt is in the cocked position it should not move until you
    pulll the Trigger while applying pressure.
    If it is not in the cocked position, pull it into the cocked position
    to check if they are assembled correctly  and redo the begining of
    step 4.

5. Reinsert the Bumper marking sure it is not inserted at an angle 
    and that all sides are touching the walls of the receiver.

6. Reinsert the spring through the bumper and screw on the end cap
    Assembly. Make sure the velocity adjustor goes through the spring
    And bumper.

REASSEMBLE THE REAR INTERNALS

Check the Striker O-ring (RR15). If the O-ring is damaged or worn 
replace it with another Striker O-ring (RR15). 

DO NOT USE OTHER O-RINGS

 for this if the Striker is dry, apply a 

thin layer of Azodin libe or dow 33 based lubricant to the striker and 
its O-ring.

If the Striker is dirty, replace the O-ring and wipe it down and perform
the above steps

Air leaking from the barrel area it is normally caused by worn or
damaged cup seal (CS01). Replace the Cup Seal Cap with the one
in your kit.

Other cause are related to the RP15 and R015 O-ring. 
Replace the O-ring and apply a thin layer of dow 33 based
lubricant on the O-rings Make sure to keep the valve face clean.

Air leaking from the receiver and through the Grip frame. 
Check The Valve Retaining screw to see if it is loose.

Air Leaking at opposite end of the hose fittings:
The Female end of the hose should have a plastic Seal Washer
(SW01) installed inside the hose collar. Be sure to tighten both 
ends properly. 

M4 X 3.5L
DETENT COVER SCREW

M4 X 4L
RETAINING SCREW

M4 X 8L
GRIP PANEL SCREW

M4 X 9.5L
FEEDNECK LOCK SCREW

M4 X 12L
FEEDNECK LOCK SCREW

M5 X 10L
MAIN BODY SCREW

M5 X 16L
VERTICAL ASA SCREW

M5 X 30L
BOTTOM ASA SCREW

M8 X 8L
VALVE RETAINING SCREW

KAOS-III SCREW CHART

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