FX Can’t fill back my fx king!!

[Badregulator]

Help filling my fx king please.
hi guys I’m Feeling really frustrated. I installed huma reg last week was working real good. Today got in the mail a new digital manómetro Here is when I screwthisngs up. I removed the air bottle turn the regulator counterclockwise then shoot a few empty rounds to empty my planum Long story short. Can fill this thing back air is coming from the barrel. I try cocking the rifle and still can’t filled . please help.

 

[2fast2furious]

If air is coming from the barrel that usually means the valve seat isn't seal. Usually cocking it would help seat the valve but if you already tried cocking it and still won't fill. You probably have to take the valve out and inspect for stuck valve or damaged o rings. Usually for PCP is never dry fire or shoot below the reg. It can damaged your gun.

 

[Dr. Kralenstein]

Do you have a bottle you can fill from? Usually the valve will need to be seated with a blast of high pressure air to get it to seat. That might not work with a regulator though.

Other option is to take the valve and bottle out as a unit and pull on the valve stem with some pliers and help it sear while filling it. Be careful not to damage the valve stem.

I don't have experience with this platform directly, just going off my experience with bottle guns. Hopefully you can remove the bottle and valve as an assembly.

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

Your valve is either stuck open, or the seals on the valve got damaged.

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

Backing down your hammer all the way is a must when you empty the plenum by firing it. I would recommend unscrewing the reg gauge instead since you can't empty the plenum with the HUMA reg like you can with the AMP.

 

[Badregulator]

If air is coming from the barrel that usually means the valve seat isn't seal. Usually cocking it would help seat the valve but if you already tried cocking it and still won't fill. You probably have to take the valve out and inspect for stuck valve or damaged o rings. Usually for PCP is never dry fire or shoot below the reg. It can damaged your gun.

Do you have a bottle you can fill from? Usually the valve will need to be seated with a blast of high pressure air to get it to seat. That might not work with a regulator though.

Other option is to take the valve and bottle out as a unit and pull on the valve stem with some pliers and help it sear while filling it. Be careful not to damage the valve stem.

I don't have experience with this platform directly, just going off my experience with bottle guns. Hopefully you can remove the bottle and valve as an assembly.

If air is coming from the barrel that usually means the valve seat isn't seal. Usually cocking it would help seat the valve but if you already tried cocking it and still won't fill. You probably have to take the valve out and inspect for stuck valve or damaged o rings. Usually for PCP is never dry fire or shoot below the reg. It can damaged your gun.

If air is coming from the barrel that usually means the valve seat isn't seal. Usually cocking it would help seat the valve but if you already tried cocking it and still won't fill. You probably have to take the valve out and inspect for stuck valve or damaged o rings. Usually for PCP is never dry fire or shoot below the reg. It can damaged your gun.

Yup looks like I need new valve o-ring

 

[Badregulator]

Backing down your hammer all the way is a must when you empty the plenum by firing it. I would recommend unscrewing the reg gauge instead since you can't empty the plenum with the HUMA reg like you can with the AMP.

thanks good advice for next time

 

[Badregulator]

If air is coming from the barrel that usually means the valve seat isn't seal. Usually cocking it would help seat the valve but if you already tried cocking it and still won't fill. You probably have to take the valve out and inspect for stuck valve or damaged o rings. Usually for PCP is never dry fire or shoot below the reg. It can damaged your gun.

Thanks I did everything to blow the valve o-ring Only hope is not difficult to replace wis me luck

 

[ThE PuNiShEr]

Help filling my fx king please.
hi guys I’m Feeling really frustrated. I installed huma reg last week was working real good. Today got in the mail a new digital manómetro Here is when I screwthisngs up. I removed the air bottle turn the regulator counterclockwise then shoot a few empty rounds to empty my planum Long story short. Can fill this thing back air is coming from the barrel. I try cocking the rifle and still can’t filled . please help.

Hello friend, I am not a gambling person, but I am betting on a deformed needle/valve !!!

 

[Badregulator]

Hello friend, I am not a gambling person, but I am betting on a deformed needle/valve !!!

Holy cow . What I’m done

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

thanks good advice for next time

Hey, look at this way, you will only do that once

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

The King has the upgraded valve, so I doubt its bent. Seal or its stuck open.

 

[Badregulator]

Hey, look at this way, you will only do that once

Lol learning the hard way

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

Lol learning the hard way

Yup, been there.

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

The problem is, HUMA tells you just to fire it. They don't mention backing off the hammer! Just back off the gauge until it starts to leak down. And the x-seals can be reused if you don't murder them by overtighten.

 

[Badregulator]

The problem is, HUMA tells you, just to fire it. They don't mention backing off the hammer! Just back off the gauge until it starts to leak down. And the x-seals can be reused if you don't murder them by overtighten them.

Agree huma instructions are hard to understand and sometimes lack of information

 

[Emu]

Maybe regulator is too open or too close.

 

[Emu]

Have you gave a hard hit of air with a squba tank and side lever open?

 

[Ta-Ta Toothie]

He may get lucky by just pushing the valve stem back in though the end cap If it's stuck. But, my experience is, the o-ring gets damaged from the over travel and will have a slow leak.

 

[Badregulator]

He may get lucky by just pushing the valve stem back in though the end cap If it's stuck. But, my experience is, the o-ring gets damaged from the over travel and will have a slow leak.

He may get lucky by just pushing the valve stem back in though the end cap If it's stuck. But, my experience is, the o-ring gets damaged from the over travel and will have a slow leak.

good news push back the stem rod valve and is holding air