Power Tube And Valve - Tippmann TMC Serie Manual Del Usuario

10. Remove the
Charging Handle
from the receiver half.
11. Disconnect the
(9) and
Bolt Front Bolt
the Valve assembly slightly.
12. Slide the Front Bolt off the
check the
O-Ring
if damaged, replace with a new one. Do the same
with the Rear Bolt
13. To disassemble the
(49), fi rst
Trigger
remove the
Trigger
Linkage Arm
The Trigger can be
removed from the
marker, but be sure to
capture the
Trigger
(50) when
Spring
removing the Trigger.
The
Trigger Adapter
(55) assembly can be
removed from the pins
(51) if desired.
14. The (52) lifts off
Sear
of the
Sear Pin
be sure to capture the
Sear Spring
Sear. Note that the Sear Spring is colored gold.

Power Tube and Valve

Refer to the Parts Diagram for these instructions.
: Do not remove the
NOTE
unless it is leaking or you need to replace the valve.
If you do, use tefl on tape or thread paste on the
joint threads before reinstalling it. Carefully hand start all threaded parts, be careful because
overtightening could strip threaded parts when assembling.
1. To remove the
unscrew the
Gas Line Joint
from the Air Valve body, the Air Valve will slide out the back of the Power Tube.
2. NOTE: Check the Air Valve's external
one. If the O-Ring is damaged your marker will not operate correctly.
Clean all parts and lightly oil the O-Rings.
3. Insert the cleaned and lightly oiled Air Valve into the Power Tube. Apply tefl on tape or
thread paste to the threads of Gas Line Joint and carefully thread it into the Valve. Snug
with a wrench (do not over tighten and possibly strip the threads). Wipe off any excess
thread paste if used.
4. Reinstall the Power Tube/Air Valve into the receiver half.
TP04405 | TMC 68 Caliber Owner's Manual | Rev. 04/18
(25) by lifting it
(47) from the
Linkage Arm
(23). You may need to lift
Power Tube
(24). Clean and oil the O-Ring or
(10).
O-Ring
23
(48).
24
(54),
(53) during disassembly of the
Gas Line Joint
(11) from the
Air Valve
(35) from the Valve. Once the Gas Line Joint is removed
Rear
(22) and
47
22
35
50
49
50
(35)
(22), use a wrench to slowly
Power Tube
(13) and if damaged, replace with a new
O-Ring
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32
51
52
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