Problems With Remote Line!!!

Two things to check, some HPA tanks are low-pressure output. Meaning that they don't output the air at the full 800psi that Tippmanns and other high-pressure markers require to fire properly. Now, since your marker seems to fire until the tank gets below a certain pressure, I doubt that's the case, but it's always worth a look.

More likely, I think you have a bad gauge on your tank. Try bleeding it completely dry to see if the needle will go all the way down.

One last thing to try is to connect your remote line to your bottle, twist the remote knob all the way "on". Then turn it back 1/8 to 1/4 turn. Some remotes will block the pin-valve if you crank them all the way open, hence the turn back of 1/8 to 1/4 to allow the air to flow better.

Hope that helps!

Thanks guys

ya i went to ripples industries (nice store by the way) and i asked what the problem was and he said that the thing that is attached to the tank when its on your back don''t twist it all the way down just turn it like 3 times and it will be fine

oldpbnoob wrote: tallen702 wrote: One last thing to try is to connect your remote line to your bottle, twist the remote knob all the way "on". Then turn it back 1/8 to 1/4 turn. Some remotes will block the pin-valve if you crank them all the way open, hence the turn back of 1/8 to 1/4 to allow the air to flow better. ! Which is what Tallen was essentially saying in his earlier post.

Yep.

FYI, I worked as a Tippmann, AGD, WGP, Kingman, WDP, and BE Certified Tech for 2 years when I was in college. There's not much in the way of troubleshooting that I haven't come across (of course, newer electros are easy to daignose. "What, it won't work? Go buy a new board.")