My Daystate Regal is leaking air, maybe 100 psi a day.
Where do I send it for repair?
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Where do I send it for repair?
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Daystate Repair
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Well it was airguns of Arizona back a few years ago for warranty. I believe. Seems to me when I bought my Huntsman Regal new it started leaking right away and I had to send it in for warranty
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Personally I'd put a couple drops of dish detergent in a bowl and fill with water. Then dribble some of that on the fill nipple. If bubbles start forming then that's where your leak is. Degas, remove nipple and clean/replace oring. Reassemble, air it up and you might have fixed your own problem.
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EDIT: Previous post came in while I was typing! What he said.
Have you attempted to find the leak? I got out the soapy water before sending mine back and found the leak was where the foster fitting was screwed in. A little tightening and leak fixed (I plan to get some new dowty washers for it eventually). I'd at least do the easy part: soap the foster fitting, the air gauge and the area where the air tube joins the receiver. There is also the old balloon over the muzzle trick with the bolt closed/sealed. Some put the muzzle slightly underwater to look for bubbles. I'm betting on the foster.
Have you attempted to find the leak? I got out the soapy water before sending mine back and found the leak was where the foster fitting was screwed in. A little tightening and leak fixed (I plan to get some new dowty washers for it eventually). I'd at least do the easy part: soap the foster fitting, the air gauge and the area where the air tube joins the receiver. There is also the old balloon over the muzzle trick with the bolt closed/sealed. Some put the muzzle slightly underwater to look for bubbles. I'm betting on the foster.
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Call AoA at +1 (480) 461-1113. I think option #2 puts you through to the service department. They are the authorized Daystate repair facility for the USA.
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also around gauges and obvious areas
I service Daystates as well ....
Motorheads AG Tuning Services
PM me if wanting to talk further.
Scott S
Motorheads AG Tuning Services
PM me if wanting to talk further.
Scott S
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It should be at least a 3 yr warranty if purchased new.
If it’s a simple fix though I would do that and avoid shipping, kelly
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+1 on Motorhead, If I remember to put in in the truck, I'm going to drop off a Merlyn next weekend for a reseal...
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The leak could be easy to find and fix. If you prefer sending it off, AOA can do it, as can any general air rifle tech. Scott (Motorhead) does excellent work. Martin Rutterford (Airguns USA) is now doing repair and custom work on rifles beyond his RAW production, and I recommend him also.
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ZOLT
Looks as if some experienced DIY advice, & excellent repair service options have been offered you.
AGN is really good that way
Whichever route or routes you take, please update this thread
Ed
Looks as if some experienced DIY advice, & excellent repair service options have been offered you.
AGN is really good that way
Whichever route or routes you take, please update this thread
Ed
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If it leaks by the fill port, try the easiest: give it a strength clockwise and see if the leak goes away.
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Airguns of AZ (480) 461-1113
US Dealer they can either repair it or know someone who can. On the other hand, if interested in selling, let me know...
US Dealer they can either repair it or know someone who can. On the other hand, if interested in selling, let me know...
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Got a call back from AOA.
So it is in the mail, $18 shipping for the barreled action.
BTW those folks at AOA are very pleasant people!
So it is in the mail, $18 shipping for the barreled action.
BTW those folks at AOA are very pleasant people!
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yes airgunsofarizona does repairs on daystate rifles I had to send my DW to them for a regulator repair because it was leaking and you just might have the same thing . This is the second time I had my regulator repair . Now I know what you are thinking but do not judge the gun all the time . It also could be the owner issue to just saying .
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