Service Manual

MODEL
760
(HAMMER DROP) SERVICE
General
operating instructions
for
this model
are
contained
in the
Owner's Manual
and
should
be
read thoroughly.
The
detailed drawings,
repair
instructions
and
Disassembly/Assembly
pro-
cedures
must
be
studied
carefully
before
any
repair
work
is
started. This will insure quicker
and
more precise repair
of
gun.
It
is not
always
necessary
to
disassemble
the
entire
gun in
repair work
it is
hoped that this sec-
tion
will
assist
you in
diagnosing
the
repair
pro-
blem
and
will
speed
up
repair time.
TROUBLE
SHOOTING
PROBLEM
I Gun
Will
Not
Fire
POSSIBLE
CAUSES
REPAIR
PROCEDURES
1.
Interlock 760-087
da-
maged
or not
working
properly.
2.
Bolt Lever 760-091
is
open
or not
completely
in
closed
position.
1. See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures Receiver
Group
(VI).
2.
Inspect Interlock 760-087
for
wear
or
damage.
3. If
necessary
to
replace,
pry off
Interlock
Retainer 760A090
and
remove Interlock Spring 760A088
Interlock 760-087
and
Interlock
Bushing
760-089.
1.
If
Bolt
Lever
760-091
is
open
or
not
completely closed
it
will
inter-
fere
with
Interlock
760A087
and
prevent
gun
from firing.
PROBLEM
II
Leaks
POSSIBLE
CAUSES
REPAIR PROCEDURES
1.
Defective Valve Stem
Assembly 1322-011.
2.
Defective Check
Valve
1400A029.
1.
See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Valve
and
Tube
Group
(X)
2.
Valve Stem Assembly
1322-011,
must
be
replaced
if
damaged
or
defective.
1.
If
Lever kicks back when pump-
ing
gun,
it
will indicate that
the
Check
Valve
1400A029
is
defec-
tive.
2. See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Valve
and
Tube
Group (X).
3.
Replace Check Valve
1400A029.
PROBLEM
Ml
Low
Power
POSSIBLE
CAUSES
REPAIR PROCEDURES
1.
Seal
on
Valve
Stem
Assembly 1322-011
is
distorted allowing
too
little
air
pressure
into
Exhaust
Hole.
2.
Valve Leaks
3.
Compressed
or
defec-
tive
Pump
Cup
766-035.
4.
Defective
or
missing
Gasket
130-036.
5.
Connecting
Rod
Assembly
1322-019
is
too
short
and
will
not
compress
air in
Valve
Assembly.
1.
See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Valve
and
Tube
Group (X).
2.
Check Seal
on
Valve
Stem
Assembly
1322-011
and
replace
entire
Assembly
if
necessary.
1. See
Problem
I
Leaks
Trou-
ble
Shooting
Section.
1. See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Lever
and
Pump
Group (III).
2.
Inspect
and
replace Pump
Cup
766-035
if
necessary.
1.
See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Valve
and
Tube
Group (X).
2.
Replace Breech Gasket
130-036
if
necessary.
1.
One way to
check
for
this
cause
is to
pump
gun two
times
and
fire.
If gun
does
not
expel
pellet,
then connecting
Rod
Assembly 1322-019
may
need
to
be
replaced.
2.
See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Lever
and
Pump
Group (III).
PROBLEM
IV Gun
Fails
To
Exhaust
Air
POSSIBLE
CAUSES
REPAIR
PROCEDURES
1.
Gun has
been
over
pumped.
1.
If gun
pumps
very hard,
compression build-up will indicate
gun has
been over-pumped,
not
allowing
Hammer
to
exhaust
any
air.
2.
See
Disassembly/Assembly
Procedures
Valve
and
Tube
Group (X).
NOTE: Place Valve Assembly
760A101
on
bench
with
Valve
Stem Assembly 1322-011
facing
up and
exhaust hole away
from
you.
Then
hit
Valve
Stem
Assembly 1322-011, thereby
ex-
pelling
the
air.