Tippmann 98 Response Trigger problem
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Topic: Tippmann 98 Response Trigger problem
Posted By: Myrdin
Subject: Tippmann 98 Response Trigger problem
Date Posted: 25 June 2009 at 5:05pm
Hi, I've got a problem with my Response Trigger. The pin doesn't go far enough, I feel the kick but it doesn't pull the trigger far enough. I tried endless tuning it with the Flow control. But it seems like it doesn't build enough pressure behind the pin. I searched it for leaks by putting it in water, but the only air that's escaping is in the cilinder where the pin is. When I turn the Flow Control screw all the way in, and put the pin against the trigger, it is still possible to pull.
anybody?
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Posted By: Mack
Date Posted: 26 June 2009 at 1:02am
Okay, you may want to restate the problem because I am confused. I
will quote your post below and add notes regarding what further
information is needed.
 Myrdin wrote:
Hi, I've got a problem with my Response Trigger. The pin doesn't go far enough,
I'm assuming that you mean the pin doesn't come out far enough to push the trigger back to the forward position?
I feel the kick but it doesn't pull the trigger far enough.
Totally lost on this one. The pin should be pushing the trigger forward; I can't think of anything that the pin pulls.
I tried endless tuning it with the Flow control. But it seems like it doesn't build enough pressure behind the pin. I searched it for leaks by putting it in water, but the only air that's escaping is in the cilinder where the pin is. When I turn the Flow Control screw all the way in,
If by "all the way in" you mean turning it clockwise, that would decrease your rate of fire.
and put the pin against the trigger, it is still possible to pull.
It should still be possible to pull the trigger, just a bit more difficult. (More pressure required on the trigger.)
anybody?
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A complete description of your marker set up, including all upgrades and air source, would be very helpful.
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Posted By: Myrdin
Date Posted: 26 June 2009 at 2:48am
Answers in black. : )
Mack wrote:
Okay, you may want to restate the problem because I am confused. I
will quote your post below and add notes regarding what further
information is needed.
Myrdin wrote:
Hi, I've got a problem with my Response Trigger. The pin doesn't go far enough,
I'm assuming that you mean the pin doesn't come out far enough to push the trigger back to the forward position? Yes, indeed.
I feel the kick but it doesn't pull the trigger far enough.
Totally lost on this one. The pin should be pushing the trigger forward; I can't think of anything that the pin pulls. Sorry, I meant that it doesn't push it forward hard enough. I feel a kick on the trigger from the pin, but as I said, it doesn't have enough power to push it in forward position.
I tried endless tuning it with the Flow control. But it seems like it doesn't build enough pressure behind the pin. I searched it for leaks by putting it in water, but the only air that's escaping is in the cilinder where the pin is. When I turn the Flow Control screw all the way in,
If by "all the way in" you mean turning it clockwise, that would decrease your rate of fire. Yes. I know, but I followed the manual and when you turn it al the way in the trigger should be harder or even unable to pull. After that I slowly turned it open (counter clockwise) while shooting and repeated this a couple of times. But I didn't get any response...
and put the pin against the trigger, it is still possible to pull.
It should still be possible to pull the trigger, just a bit more difficult. (More pressure required on the trigger.)
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A complete description of your marker set up, including all upgrades and air source, would be very helpful.
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Tippmann 98 custom ACT, CO2 20oz tank, Viewloader Evolution 3, stock barrel. (No Remote airhose)
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Posted By: Myrdin
Date Posted: 28 June 2009 at 6:38am
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