This document describes the Azodin Blitz4 paintball marker, a device designed for recreational and competitive paintball use. It covers safety instructions, initial setup, electronic board operation, velocity adjustments, maintenance, and parts lists.

Function Description:

The Azodin Blitz4 is a semi-automatic paintball marker that uses compressed air (CO2, HPA, N2) to propel 0.68 caliber paintballs. It features an electronic board (Zen Board) that controls firing modes and eye functions, and a mechanical system for bolt movement and paintball propulsion. The marker is designed for ease of use, maintenance, and adjustability to suit different playing styles and field regulations.

Important Technical Specifications:

Ammunition: 0.68 caliber paintballs.
Power Source: CO2, HPA (High-Pressure Air), N2 (Nitrogen) air tanks.
Velocity: Adjustable, with a maximum recommended velocity of 300 FPS (Feet Per Second).
Electronic Board (Zen Board) Features:
- LED Indicators:
  - Upper LED: Red (Safe Mode), Green (Eyes On), Orange (Eyes Off, 10.5 BPS), Flash Red (Low Battery), Flash Green (Eyes Malfunction, 8 BPS).
  - Lower LED: Green (Semi-Auto, 20 BPS, SS=0), Dark Blue (PSP Ramp, 10.5 BPS, SS=3), Purple (Semi-Auto, 15 BPS, SS=0), Light Blue (Full Auto, 10.5 BPS, SS=3), Flash Green (Programming Mode).
- Safety Shot (SS): Defines the number of consecutive trigger pulls required to activate a fire mode.
- Buttons:
  - Top Button: Power On/Off, Battery Status Check, Eyes On/Off.
  - Bottom Button: Safe Mode On/Off, Enter Programming Mode, Cycle Shooting Modes, Confirm Shooting Modes.
- Fire Mode Lock: Achieved by removing a Red Circuit Jumper from the Circuit Board.
Regulator: Inline regulator with adjustable input pressure.
Bolt System: Delrin Bolt (BA02) and Feather Striker (FS01).
Safety Features: Barrel blocking device, Safe Mode (prevents firing), Eyes On/Off (prevents dry firing).

Usage Features:

Age Recommendation: 18 years or older, or under adult supervision if under 18.
Safety First: Always wear eye and face protection, treat the marker as loaded, never look down the barrel, use a barrel blocking device when not in use, and keep the marker in Safe Mode until ready to fire.
Initial Setup:
1. Place barrel blocking device.
2. Power on (top button once), ensuring Red Light (Safe Mode) is active. Remove Safe Mode by pressing the bottom button once (Green Light, Eyes On).
3. Screw in CO2/HPA/N2 air tank clockwise by hand (no tools).
4. Attach paintball hopper/loader.
5. Remove barrel blocking device and unlock safe mode.
6. Chronograph velocity using a Velocity Adjuster (VA01): clockwise to increase, counterclockwise to decrease.
Powering On/Off: Press the top button once to turn on. Press and hold the top button until lights disappear to turn off.
Safe Mode Activation/Deactivation: Press the bottom button once to toggle Safe Mode (Red Light) and Eyes On (Green Light).
Eyes On/Off: With safety off, press the top button once to toggle eyes (Green Light for On, Orange Light for Off). Flash Green indicates eyes malfunction, requiring cleaning or reset.
Fire Mode Selection: Accessed via the bottom button in programming mode.
Regulator Adjustment: Turn the Rock Steady Seat (RSS3) clockwise to decrease input pressure, counterclockwise to increase. Adjustments should be made in 1/4 turn increments, followed by firing the marker.

Maintenance Features:

Air Tank Handling:
- Qualified personnel for valve installation/removal.
- Retest before expiration date.
- Fill only by properly trained personnel.
- Do not over-pressurize or expose to temperatures above 130°F (54°C).
- Do not expose to corrosive materials or clean with caustic cleaners.
- Do not alter tanks.
- Condemn or re-qualify tanks heated above 250°F (54°C).
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Valve should never detach from canister; seek professional help if it does.
- Air tanks for paintball use only.
- Critical Safety: When removing the air tank, ensure the regulator/bonnet stays on the tank. If it unscrews from the tank, stop immediately and contact an airsmith. Air tanks should unscrew counterclockwise from the marker's ASA.
Rear Internals Maintenance (Disassembly/Cleaning/Reassembly):
- WARNING: Always remove loader, air tank, and paintballs before disassembly.
- Disassembly:
  1. Lift Top Cocking Knob, slide Delrin Bolt (BA02) out.
  2. Turn End Cap (EC02) counterclockwise and remove.
  3. Remove Feather Striker Spring (FSP1) and Bumper (FB5).
  4. Tilt marker and slide Feather Striker (FS01) out.
- Cleaning: Use a squeegee/swab to clean receiver. Wipe down bolt and striker. Apply a thin coat of paintball grease (Dow 33 based) to the Striker O-ring (RR15) after each day of play.
- Reassembly:
  1. Turn marker on, set board to eyes off.
  2. Insert Feather Striker (FS01) with o-ring facing forward, applying pressure and pulling trigger to clear sear.
  3. Insert Delrin Bolt (BA02), align with Feather Striker, push Cocking Knob down to connect.
  4. Insert Feather Bumper (FB5).
  5. Insert Feather Spring (FSP1) through Bumper.
  6. Insert End Cap (EC02) with Velocity Adjuster (VA01) through spring.
  7. Turn End Cap (EC02) clockwise until flush.
Troubleshooting (Recocking Issues):
- Lubricate Striker O-Ring (RR15) with Dow 33 Grease or Azodin Team Lube.
- Replace damaged, missing, or incorrect Striker O-Ring.
- Refill low-pressure tank.
- Clean dirt/broken paintballs from receiver.
Troubleshooting (Air Leaks):
- Low Pressure Chamber: Check/replace Front Valve O-Ring (RP15), apply lube.
- Under Barrel: Check/replace worn/damaged Cup Seal (CS01). Inspect Valve Body for scratches.
- Receiver/Grip Frame: Check/replace Valve O-Rings.
Parts Lists: Detailed diagrams and lists for screws, O-rings, inline regulator components, E-grip frame assembly, and an exploded view of the entire marker, including part numbers and names. This facilitates identification and replacement of components for maintenance and repair.
Documentation: The owner's manual should always accompany the marker for reference and in case of resale or new ownership.

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