Replacing The Co Cartridge - Point Two Proair2 Adult Benutzerhandbuch

10. Replacing the CO2 Cartridge
IMPORTANT
Please pay particular attention to the following points when reassembling the trigger system of your Point
Two body protector:
• Check for visible external damage (holes, rips, etc.) in the fabric of the outer garment and the
airbags (if visible);
• Ensure that the airbags have completely deflated;
• Always ensure the replacement cartridge is a genuine, approved Point Two part of the correct
size, which is 60cc for adult sizes and Child Large ProAir and 50cc for Child Small and Medium and
CXL P2-RS and Jockey Hybrid.
B Unlock the empty cartridge by applying slight downward pressure and turning
it anticlockwise to the right in the trigger body.
C When the retention lug on the bayonet fitting reaches the right hand side
of the location slot (shown by the yellow arrow in the picture), you will feel the
cartridge loosen in the trigger body.
D Remove the empty CO 2 cartridge upwards away from the trigger body.
E Loosen the spring tension cap with the Allen key provided, turning it in the
direction shown by the arrow, until the spring drops out of sight below the
bottom of the release pin aperture of the trigger body.
F With your finger or with the allen key, push through the trigger aperture to
move the piston back to its location. Ensure the recess of the silver piston is
aligned with the hole in the centre of the trigger casing - as pictured.
G Insert the release pin into the aperture, making sure it is fully pushed into
the recess in the piston. Hold it in place with one hand and begin tightening the
spring tension cap with the other hand.
H Finish tightening the cap with the Allen key, until the lip of the spring tension
cap is flush with the trigger body and the markers on the trigger body and
spring tension cap line up as shown by the yellow arrow.
I To insert a new CO 2 cartridge; first ensure it has the correct bayonet fitting.
It is not possible to use screw-fitting cartridges in the Point Two bayonet
trigger system. Line up the location lug on the bayonet fitting (highlighted by
the top arrow in the picture) with the slot on the trigger body (highlighted by
the bottom arrow in the picture).
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