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Hissing from maxflo

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Posted by Dicky D on June 21, 2002 at 20:10:15:

I took my maxflo apart for the first time to clean it and when I gassed up my gun again there was a lot of hissing. At first it was the hose from the regulator to the marker( I have a vertical regulator).I adjusted the hose and now it hisses from the slit in the bottom part of the regulator that you turn to adjust velocity. I don't know if i should send it in or not. Please help

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call smart parts they will talk you through it nt California_Dragon
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: I took my maxflo apart for the first time to clean it and when I gassed up my gun again there was a lot of hissing. At first it was the hose from the regulator to the marker( I have a vertical regulator).I adjusted the hose and now it hisses from the slit in the bottom part of the regulator that you turn to adjust velocity. I don't know if i should send it in or not. Please help

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