Airgun Designs 68 Automag Manual

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Finally, reassemble the POWER TUBE end. Find the POWER TUBE O-RING
(cream-colored 1/4” OD) and place it into the POWER TUBE, followed by the
POWER TUBE SPACER (small brass ring) and finally the POWER TUBE TIP.
Tighten the POWER TUBE TIP as tight as possible with a coin to complete the
assembly. Don’t forget to slide the BUMPER over the POWER TUBE until it rests
against the VALVE BODY.RE-ASSEMBLY OF BODYFirst set the mainbody on the rail, lining up the “pem”(spot welded) nut into its
hole in the rail. Next fit the trigger frame assembly up to the rail. Carefully feed
the TRIGGER ROD into the trigger frame until it pokes out behind the trigger.
The rod must be fed in from back to front finding its way underneath the safety
pin; when properly installed you should see the tip of the pin from the side of the
paintball gun about midway down the trigger. To finish the frame sub-assembly,
screw in and tighten the front frame screw firmly with the supplied 1/8” allen
wrench.
The assembled VALVE BODY and BOLT can now be slid into place in the back
of the mainbody being careful to line up the logo on the valve, and lock pin in the
rail. The final step is to tighten the FIELD STRIP SCREW and your marker is
ready to go.UPDATESWe are constantly pushing the leading edge of paintball marker technology and
are continuing to make refinements in our paintball markers. As a service to our
customers, we offer 
updates to Level 7 for Level 5 and Level 6 markers at no
charge. Please note that all 68AUTOMAGS since serial number CF3456 and
ALL MINIMAGS have been built as Level 7. The update from Level 6 to Level 7
reduced ball breakage by enlarging the air chamber to function at a lower
pressure.ACCESSORIESCall your local dealer or Airgun Designs, Inc. at (847) 520-7507 for information
on replacement parts or factory produced accessories for the 68AUTOMAG/
MINIMAG series of paintball markers.TROUBLESHOOTINGDoes marker shoot at all? If not go to debug chart on following page.
Does marker exhibit erratic velocity? Debug chart on following page.
Does marker shoot but exhibits shootdown? Debug chart on page 22.
Does marker leak? Debug chart on page 23.
Is tank full?
Is regulator nut turned in far enough?Are obstructions cleared from air supply?
Is bolt sticking?
Does trigger have pressure and spring
back when pulled?
Check for proper gap between:
1) Trigger & rod; 2) Trigger & frame
(before fire gap) (after fire gap)
1/16”      1/16”
Call AGD Tech  Line
847-520-7225
Turn nut in until marker shoots
or vents out back
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
Install next size longer power
tube spacer
Field strip marker and check bolt for
foreign objects/obstructions
Adjust trigger rod to
proper gap
NO
MARKER WON’T SHOOT
First shot in a string of shots hot:
Replace Regulator Seat.Velocity gradually drops off:
(Possible reg. nut backing out)
Make visual mark on regulator nut and check
how far it has backed out after play.
 Install 3-piece Tournament Cap.
Reg. Piston/Piston o-ring problem:
Replace Reg. Piston o-ring and apply (common
automotive) grease to o-ring and Spring Pack.
ERRA
TIC VELOCITY
Shot to shot inconsis-
tency not explained by
shootdown
Spring Pack Binding:
Disconnect air source, screw
reg. nut inward until it stops;
then back out reg. nut until
loose again, reattach air source,
and re-chrono marker.Call AGD  Tech  Line
847-520-7225
NO 
						

							LEAKS
SHOOTDOWN
Velocity drops off
rapidly under rapid
fire
“Short Stroking” trigger may cause shootdown--
be sure trigger is allowed to travel completely
forward after each shot
Check for proper gap between:
1) Trigger & rod; 2) Trigger & frame
(before fire gap) (after fire gap)
1/16”      1/16”
Call AGD Tech Line
847-520-7225
CO
2
SystemCompressed Air or N
2
System
Make sure  tank valve/pin
valve fully open
Check for line restrictions
such as crushed/clogged
filter, kinked hose, etc.
Ensure liquid CO
2 not
getting into valveIs tank valve fully open and
output pressure set to
 800 psi?
Is supply tank filled
to over 800 psi?
Determine leak location
Down the barrel of
the markerOut the back of the
markerIn the trigger area
Possible PT o-ring failure:
Replace PT o-ring.
Still leaks?Poss. incorrect spacer:
Try shorter PT spacer.
Still leaks?Poss. bolt problem:
Try a different AGD bolt.
Still leaks?Poss. PT base crack:
Examine area carefully
using magnifying glass.
Still leaks?
Call AGD Tech Line
847-520-7225
Possible Reg. Seat failure:
Replace Reg. Seat.
Still leaks?
If using HP system:
Using a HP piston assy.? If
not, install HP piston assy.
Still leaks?
Possible Piston failure:
Replace Reg. Piston assy.
Still leaks?
Call AGD Tech Line
847-520-7225
Isolate location of leak:
Fire marker & hold trigger back.
Still leaks?
On/Off Top leak:
Replace both o-rings in On/Off
Top area (above the Brass On/
Off Top). Still leaks?
Call AGD Tech  Line
847-520-7225
YES
On/Off Bottom leak:
Replace both o-rings in On/Off
Bottom (Stainless piece).
Still leaks?On/Off Pin failure:
Replace On/Off Pin.
Still leaks?
Call AGD Tech  Line
847-520-7225
NO 
						

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