Zap Zxs-600e User manual

SAFETY RULES

RULES FOR SAFE HANDLING

-Always wear proper paintball eye protection and never remove them when

operating the marker

or

nearplaying area.

-Treat every paintball marker

as

if It were loaded.

-Never point a paintball marker at anyone not wearing the proper paintball eye

protection.

-Always use a barrel plug as well as the safety when not playing.

-Never look down the barrel

of

a paintball marker. Accidential discharge into the

eyes may cause permanent injury or death.

-Always measure the velocity (speed)

of

the marker before playing paintball.

Note: Paintball velocity can be tested at most regulation paintball fields with a

chronograph.

-Never shoot your marker with the velocity exceeding 300 fps.

-Only play

In

a proper palntball facility.

-Avoid shooting an opponent at point blank range (20 feet

or

less).

-Paintballs can stain, so never fire your marker at the property

of

others.

-Do not shoot fragile objects (i.e. Windows, lights, etc.)

• 1 •

Pressurize

and

load

the

marker only

when

the

marker

will

be

immediately

used.

Unload

and

remove

the

CO

2 cylinder immediately after

use

for

safe

storage.

Always remove gas source before disassembly.

Keep

exposed

skin

away

from

escaping

CO

2 gas

when

installing or

removing

cylinder.

CO

2 gas

is

very

cold

and

can

cause

frostbite under certain conditions.

Do

not

field

strip or otherwise disassemble this marker while it

is

pressurized

with

gas.

Store

the

paintball marker

unloaded

and

degassed

in

a

locked

place.

Follow warnings listed

on

gas

source

for

handling

and

storage.

Use

only

.68

caliber paintballs. Never

load

or fire

any

foreign

objects.

Dress

appropriately

and

avoid

exposing

any

skin

when

playing the

game

of

paintball. Alight layer of clothing

will

absorb

some

of

the

impact

and

protect

you

from

the

paintballs.

Never

consume alcoholic beverages

before

and/or during

the

use

ofthis

marker.

Handling paintball markers

while

under

the

influence ofdrugs

or

alcohol

is

a

criminal disregard for public

safety.

The

green light

on

the

left side of

the

handle indicates that

the

marker

is

turned

on

and

ready

to

fire.

When

the

light

is

on

be

sure

to

point

the

marker

in

a

safe

direction

and

place

a

barrel

plug

in

the

barrel

until

you

are

ready

to

play.

Always

use

a barrel

plug

and

point

the

marker

In

a

safe

direction.

Do

not rely

on

the green on/off light or safety

to

indicate whether or not

the

marker

is

on

or

off.

·2·

OPERATING YOUR ELECTRONIC MARKER

Always

follow

all safety

rules

when

operating

the

marker.

Misuse

or

abuse

of

the

marker

can

cause

serious

injury

or

death.

This markeroperates

only

on

C02

or

compressed air.

Do

not

use any othergas

to

power

this

marker.

Doing so may cause serious

injury

or

death and may damage the marker.

1.

Attach barrel and place barrel plug into the end

of

the barrel.

2.

Place marker in safe mode by pushing the safety to the right.

3.

Put goggles on. Attach air cylinder to the gas connector located at the bottom of

the handle.

4. Tum the marker on by pushing the on/off button located on the left side grip. A

green light will blink when the marker is activated.

5.

Attach a hopper to the feed port and press it in firmly.

6.

Load the hopper with paintballs.

7.

Take marker off safe by pressing the safety to the left.

8.

Remove barrel plug.

Check the velocity of marker with a chronograph to verify that the velocity does not

exceed 300 fps or the set field limit.

If

you do not own or have access to a

chronograph, please go to your closest paintball field to have your marker tested.

·3·

9

10.

To

adjust

the

velocity of

the

mar1<er,

use

an

allen

key

and

tum it clockwise to

increase the

pressure

of

the

regulator (this

will

increase the velocity of

the

marker).

To

decrease

the

velocity tum

the

allen

key

counterclockwise. If

the

velocity

is

still too

high

or

too

low

(make

sure

the

air

source (cylinder)

have

been

removed

then,

remove

the

rear

cap

of

the

marker

as

stated

in

the

field

stripping

section

of

the

manual.

Once

the

cap

has

been

removed

use

a slot screwdriver

to

adjust

the

bolt

cap.

Tuming

the

bolt

cap

clockwise

will

decrease

your

velocity,

turning

the

bolt

cap

counterclockwise

will

increase your

velocity.

The

bolt

cap

should

never

be

further out

than

the

back

of

the

bolt; this

will

cause

the

mar1<er

not

to

feed

properly.

**

The

regulator

pressure

should

never

be

above

100

psi.

Doing

this

may

cause

injury

or

damage

to

the

marker

...

11.

*To

tum

off

the

mar1<er,

remove

the

hopper

and

any palntballs that

remain

in

the

feed

port.

Point

the

mar1<er

in

a

safe

direction away

from

any

people,

animals

or

objects,

and

shoot

the

mar1<er

to

remove

any

paintballs that

may

be

in

the

barrel.

Remove

air cylinder

from

the

mar1<er

and

press

the

on/off button located

on

the

left

grip.

When

the

mar1<er

is

off

the

green

light

will

no

longer

be

seen.

Counter Clockwise

Clockwise

·4·

CIRCUIT BOARD LAYOUT

Most maMers

\\11J

rome

equipped with the ability to select various rates

of

fire (unless

restricted

by

local legislation).

To

adjust the fire rate remove the left grip from the grip

frame. bypressing button 'B' you can select a different fire rate. The fire rate will be

shown by the blinking

LED

light (see charge below). Ifyou push button 'B' and the

light pattern does not change then your marker is not equipped with various fire rate

capability.

Press Button Fire Rate LightWill Blink

0 Single Shot 1 Short

1 Turbo 1 Long

3 2 Shot 2 Short

4 3 Shot 3 Short

5 5 Shot 5 short

6 Full Auto Steady On

Pressing the button again will return to single shot

In order to fire 2 shot bust, 3

shot burst, 5 shot burst

or

full auto you must hold the

trigger back to fire the full

sequence. Releasing the

trigger at any time will stop

the sequence and reset for

the next trigger pull.

E

A.

On/Off Button

B.

Fire Rate Selection Button

C.

Led Light

D.

Solendoid Connection

E.TriggerButton

F.

Battery Connection

F

o

C

BOA

~

[:!J

D

·5·

FIELD STRIPPING YOUR ELECTRONIC MARKER

Always follow all safety rules when operating the

market

Misuse or abuse

of

the marker can cause serious injury

or

death.

1.

Turn offmarker.

2.

Remove air cylinder from marker.

3.

Remove hopper and paintballs from marker.

4. Remove barrel (#1).

5.

Remove grip frame screws (#34).

6. Remove grip frame (#18) from body (#2)

.•

Be sure not to lose the valve o-ring

(#21)

or

the

L.P.

Connector o-ring (#28)

.•

7.

Remove rear cap screws (#16) (pin). Pull the rear cap (#14) from the body.

8. Remove the bolt retaining pin (#6).

9.

Remove bolt (#9) from rear

of

marker.

·6·

TO FULLY DISASSEMBLE THE ELECTRONIC MARKER

Always follow all safety rules when operating the marker.

Misuse or abuse

of

the marker can cause serious injury or death.

10.

Unscrew

bolt

cap

(#13)

and

remove

bolt

spring

(#12)

and

spring retainer

(#11).

11.

Remove

the

grips

(#33)

from

the

grip

frame

(#16)

by

unscrewing

the

screws

(#34).

12.

Remove

regulator

mounting

screws

(#51).

"Ensure that the air cylinder

has

been

removed"

13.

Unplug

the

solenoid

connector

from

the

circuit

board

(#31).

14.

Remove

the

L.P.

Hose

(#49)

and

fitting (#50)

from

the regulator

body

(#44).

15.

Unscrew

the

valve

plug

(#36)

from

the

valve

housing.

Be

sure

not

to

lose

the

valve

stem

(#35) or valve spring (#36)

when

removing

the

valve

plug.

Avoid

getting

any

debris

on

the

valve

stem,

as

this

will

affect the

markers

performance.

16.

Unscrew

the

regulator adjuster

(#40).

Be

sure

not

to

lose

the

spring

plate

(#63) or

spring

(#41)

when

removing

the

regulator adjuster.

17.

Remove

the

air connector locking screw

(#64

).

16.

Unscrew

the

air connector

(#56)

from

the

regulator

body

(#44).

Be

sure

not

to

lose

the

regulator

(#54),

spring

(#55) or regulator seat

(#53)

when

remov-

ing

the

air connector.

19.

The

solenoid

assembly

should

never

be

removed

from

the

regulator

body

.

• 7 •

CARE AND CLEANING OF YOUR ELECTRONIC

MARKER

Always

follow

all safety rules when operating the marker.

Misuse

or

abuse

of

the marker can cause serious

injury

or

death.

This marker contains delicate electronic parts

QQ.n.Q1

subject the marker

to

water

or

any other liquid that may destroy the electronic components.

Always remove air

source

(cylinder) before

disassembling the marker

Oiling your marker: The only components that require oil are the bolt o-rings. Use a

high grade, lightweight lubricating oil.

Cleaning: Always remove battery before cleaning marker.

To

clean your

barrel, remove itfrom the marker and rinse thoroughly with warm

water.

To

clean the body, wipe down with a damp cloth ensuring not to

get any water into the grip frame.

To

clean the Inside

of

the body, remove from grip frame as

outlined in the field stripping section

of

this manual. Rinse with

warm water and be sure

to

dry before reassembling marker.

To

clean the grips, remove them as outlined in the in the field

stripping section

of

this manual. Rinse with warm water and be

sure to dry completely before reassembling.

·8·

ALWAYS REMOVE AIR SOURCE (CYLINDER) AND PAINTBALLS BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Problem Reason Correction

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAiNTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Velocity

jumps

up

and

down

Low

battery

will

cause

the

Install

new

battery

in

marker.

constantly.

valve

to

open

for

different

intervals.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

ANP

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

PISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Low

velocity

I C02 I

air

source

has

fallen

Re-fill

C02

tank

or

regulate

below

700

PSI

thus

air

source

pressure

to

750

PSI

Valve

open

long

less

pressure

in

valve

to

close

it

rapidly

and

more

air

escapes

before

valve

closes.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDERl

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Low

velocity

If

bolt

o-ring(s)

are

cut

or

Check

bolt

o-ring

for

breaks

or

swollen

air

may

be

escaping

swelling

and

replace

<Proper

air

pressure<

around

bolt

or

the

swollen

If

necessary.

o-ring(s)

will

be

causing

excessive

drag,

slowing

the

forward

motion

of

the

bolt.

If

rear

cap

o-rings

are

broken,

then

air

will

escape

.

• 9 •

Problem Reason Correction

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Regulator

hard

to

adjust.

Regulator

piston

o-ring

Check

regulator

piston

o-ring

swollen

or

cut.

and

replace

if

necessary.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Velocity

of paintballs

in

Battery

is

low

and

doesn't

Install

new

battery

in

marker.

turbo

I multi-fire

mode

have

enough

power

to

hold

drops

after first

shot

is

fired.

the

valve

open

for

the

full

cycle

time

or

regulator

pressure

is

too

low.

Adjust

regulator

pressure.'

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINPER)

ANP

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Double

feeding

balls.

Detent

wire

is

bent

or

Check

detent wire

and

replace

missing.

if

necessary.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

{CYLINDER]

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Bolt

sticking

forward.

Broken

shell

from

a

Remove

and

clean

bolt,

paintball

or

other

debris

clean

inner

section

of

body

wedged

between

the

bolt

to

remove

debris.

and

the

body.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAiNTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

* REGULATOR

SHOULD

NEVER

BE

ADJUSTED

ABOVE

100 PSI.

THIS MAY

CAUSE

DAMAGE

TO

THE

MARKER.

·10·

Problem Reason Correction

When

air

source

is

applied

o-R'ng(s)

on

gas

feeder

Remove

gas

feeder

and

check

air

leaks

from

the

bolt

area

is

art

or

swoUen

allowing

o-ring

for

damage

and

replace

and

bolt

is

stuck

in

the

forward

high

pressure

all'

to

flow

into

necessary.

position.

"Pressure

gauge

the

valve.

spikes

up

past

120

PSI""

Regulator

seat

is

damaged

Remove

gas

feeder

and

check

causing

air

to

flow

through

regulator

seat

for

damage

and

valve.

replace

if

necessary.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Air

leaking

from

barrel.

Damaged

valve

seat.

(cuts

Remove

valve

stem

and

check

or

debris

in

seal)

for

damage

and

replace

if

necessary

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Power

is

on

but

marker

Solenoid

connector

has

Remove

grip

and

reposition

will

not

fire.

come

loose

from

circuit

connector.

board.

ALWAYS

REMOVE

AIR

SOURCE

(CYLINDER)

AND

PAINTBALLS

BEFORE

DISASSEMBLING

MARKER

Marker

will

not

turn

on.

No

battery

or

dead

battery.

Install

new

battery

in

marker

Battery

connector

has

come

Remove

grip

and

reposition

loose

from

board.

connector.

"

11

"

·12·

WARRANTY

INFORMATION

All ZAP Xtreme Sportz Paintball

Mar1<ers

include a 90 day unlimited

warranty. The warranty is effective from the date

of

purchase.

To

register

on-line for your warranty, go to www.zappaintball.com

or

call

1-800-265-6555.

To

find an authorized warranty service centre across North America, go to

www.paintball-ptLcom. Please keep your sales receipt for future use.

•

13·

NOTES

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