Pressure Gun PG4 (PG1): Fix leaking internal pipe

a) Internal pipe 5
b) O-ring 5*1.5 NBR90
c) Brass valve
d) Hose release knob
e) Hose lock clip
f) Safety lock
g) Zero force locking tab
h) Rubber buffer
i) Gun cover left
j) Gun cover right

Lay the pressure gun with screw heads facing upwards.

a) Unscrew 8 screws (Phillips screwdriver).

b) Lift away the right cover.

When handling only the internal pipe you can do as follows:

a) Place your right tomb on the brass valve and hold it downwards.

b) Gently, bend the pipe upwards and pull it out of the valve.

c) The hose release knob (green 'push button') can remain on the left cover.

When handling both the internal pipe and the brass valve you must pull out the entire assembly:

a) Aluminium injector

b) Trigger valve spring

Check the O-ring for visual damage.

a) Place your right tomb on the brass valve and hold it downwards.

b) Gently, stick the pipe end (O-ring part) into the brass valve and lift the valve upwards.

c) Push the pipe into the brass valve and press it down into its belonging groves.

d) Adjust the hose release knob so it fits onto the pipe and the hose lock clip.

When inserting both the pipe and the valve you can do as follows:

a) Assemble the valve system

b) Place the components together into the left cover. Ensure that each shaft is placed in its respective groove.

c) Adjust the hose release knob so it fits onto the pipe and the hose lock clip.

When putting on the right cover you must consider that some components have shafts that should fit into hollows in the covers.

Use your finger to gently press downward on the green trigger. This helps keep the components in place when placing the right cover on top of the left cover.

a) Press the right cover onto the left cover. Consider the focus areas.

b) Fasten the right cover with 8 Phillips screws.