Tippmann TIPX, Owner'S Manual

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Remote Line Adapter (optional equipment)
NOTE: The following includes instructions for installation, turning on, and turning off the air
/
CO2 cylinder of the Tippmann H-01 Remote Line. If your remote line is not this Tippmann
model, follow the instructions provided with your remote line for installation, turning on, and
turning off the remote air
/
CO2 cylinder.
Connecting, Disconnecting, and Removing a Remote Air/CO2 Cylinder
1. Eye protection designed for paintball use must be worn by the user and any person
within range. Put trigger safety in Safe mode (see page 6). Install the barrel blocking
device (see page 4). Remove and unload the Magazine (go to page 9 and follow
Magazine Removal, Loading, and Unloading
instructions).
2. Pull and hold the Remote Coil fitting Locking Ring (A) down to connect or
remove the Remote Coil fitting (B).
3. To connect to the marker, with the Locking Ring (A) held down, push the coil
fitting (B) up onto the nipple (C) and release the locking ring up to lock (D).
Pull down on the Remote Coil fitting (E) to be sure it is locked properly.
4. Before attaching the air
/
CO2 cylinder to the Remote Line, markers with
a Remote Line Adaptor must first have an empty 12 gram CO2 cartridge
installed to operate properly. Turn off the Remote Line air
/
CO2 flow control
valve (F) by turning the flow control (G) counterclockwise outward until
it stops (see illustration at right). Install a 12 gram CO2 cartridge by following the
CO2 Cartridge Installation
instructions on page 8. Empty the cartridge of all CO2
by following steps 1-6 in
Removing a Used CO2 Cartridge
(Punctured)
on page 11, leaving the empty cartridge installed in the
marker.
5. Install the air
/
CO2 cylinder. First mark the cylinder and cylinder valve
if necessary (see
Air/CO2 Cylinder Warnings
and
Safety Tips
on
pages 22-24). Lubricate the cylinder valve O-ring with a little marker
grease, then insert the cylinder valve end into the Air Supply Adapter
(ASA) of the Remote Line. Twist the cylinder clockwise into the ASA
(H) until it stops. Your marker is ready to fire once you:
• turn on the flow control (G) clockwise all the way in (J),
• remove the barrel blocking device, and
• switch the trigger safety from Safe mode to Fire mode.
To turn off the air
/
CO2 supply, turn the flow control (G) completely
clockwise out (F). To turn on air supply, turn flow control
counterclockwise completely in (J).
NOTE: If the air
/
CO2 cylinder is full, and you do not hear the marker pressurize, the Pin
Valve could be too short or the Pin Valve Seal is damaged. You will need to remove the
remote air/CO2 cylinder and take it to a “C5” Certified Airsmith for repair.
6. Air/CO2 Cylinder Removal — You must first read the
Air/CO2 Cylinder Warnings
and
Safety Tips
on pages 22–24 before beginning the cylinder removal process in
step 7.
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G
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J
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H
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G
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