To those who own or have owned one, can you leave the valve on the bottle open all the time, or will the tank lose air due to the Eazy Fill being attached and pressurized?
Edjun Eazy Fill question
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Same here. I leave my tank open till I’m done. Then I fill the gun one last time, then shut off the tank valve as bleed. This way I try to conserve and do only one true bleed when I’m done. This way I waste as little air bleeding as possible.
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I received my EaZy Fill with a white piece of delrin that seems to act as a sort of O-Ring when I screw on the long foster fitting I need for my gun. However, the EaZy Fill does not bleed off after use, so I still need to bleed the line. Sort of defeats the purchase. If I screw the foster fitting in without the aforementioned delrin piece the pressure bleeds out and almost none goes into the gun. So......anyone know what size o-ring I might need or is plumbers tape an option?
thanks.
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When I first assembled my EaZy Fill, I must have overtightened it, as the delrin piece got crushed -- the opening was too small to allow any air to pass to the gun.
So I removed the delrin piece, and reassembled using teflon tape on the threads. Now it works perfectly -- and it does bleed the EaZy fill mechanism when you let your finger off the trigger.
I wonder if your delrin piece is smashed like what happened to me?
The first time I tried the EaZy fill without the delrin piece it acted a little squirrely. After a few cycles of the trigger it was fine.
Tuning video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR_IH4dnzGM
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delooper - thanks for the video link - i never crushed the delrin piece so I am unsure of how it is to be placed, however I'll try the teflon tape next. Sure wish that instructions or an exploded view were supplied with the unit.
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