angel air problem

[joeman23111]

ok when i go to fill my angel air it fills fine up to about 1600 psi. then ti starts to leak out of the side of the reg,(small silver plate to the left of the jewl) this is my second angel air and my 1st problem. whats wrong and how do i fix it. thanks in advance



joe

[joeman23111]

secondly i took out the out put pressure adjust screw and it was still putting out like 830 psi

[Emmit]

you've got bad o-rings. You will need to pull the entire spring stack out, and replace the o-ring on the piston, then take a look at the rocket o-rings...and since you've got it all apart you might as well look at the other o-rings, and even perhaps the main seal if you've got the tool.

I had a creeping problem with mine, and it did the same thing. I had to replace the piston o-ring, and the 3 o-rings on the rocket.

[joeman23111]

so if i get the sngel air service kit i shoild be stright? i was thinking of getting one and just replacing everything.

btw thanks for the help

[Emmit]

yeah get the AIR Tool Kit, and you should be able to replace all the o-rings, as well as have the tools to inspect the main seal

[srubz]

I have my frist AIR and it has had many probloms from the start its now back at WDP because the body must be messup.I have a loaner AIR and its not that great . I hope to get it back and have a flawless beast. I've been hearing alot of probloms about the new AIRs I hope its just a phase..??

[$john_dough$]

always check the rocked o-rings after you pull the rocket out...but thats not the problem...its your main seal or the tiny oring when you take the 2 halfs of the rocket apart.

[Leviathan]

My experience with the AIR has been that every 5-6 months (depending upon use) will require a thorough inspect of the internals. At which point you may need to replace many/some of the seals.

The AIR is a great system however it's not 100% maintenance free like that of a screw-in.

[SuperFly]

I am just going to go buy the Angel AIR service kit. In the long run it seems cheaper to me.
1. Buy warrenty for $150, still have to pay for shipping everytime and the wait getting it back. You could end up sending it in 2 or 3 times.
2. Buy the service kit for $180, no shipping costs and can fix it right away.