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DEGASSING –

After use, remove the hopper and paintballs, then turn off your Luxe

, secure the barrel blocker in place and

turn off the ASA by swinging the ASA charging handle to its extended position. This will relieve air pressure between the ASA and

vertical regulator, but, the Luxe

Power Core will still be charged with air. Relieve the internal pressure by pressing the bottom back

of the quick-strip latch at the back of your marker. This will degas your Luxe

and sound similar to opening a can of soda. Do not

attempt to degas your Luxe

while the ASA charging handle is in the charged position, as the continuous rush of gas will unseat an

o-ring in the Luxe

bolt assembly, causing a leak.

WARNING!

–

If the Luxe

Power Core is pulled out of the body before it is fully de-gassed it may be under enough pressure

to re a single low-power shot as it is being removed. Always turn off and or remove the gas supply (see the Luxe

manual or quick-

start) and hold the quick-strip latch open until no escaping gas can be heard, before pulling back to extract the power core. {FIG. 07}

CLEANING

–

The Luxe

power core can be removed for cleaning or inspection by gripping the top of the quick-strip latch and

pulling the entire assembly out the back of the marker. The bolt serves as the marker’s exhaust valve and is the main moving part.

Unscrew the re chamber from the quick-strip mechanism and the bolt may be removed from between the two components. Clean

the parts of the power core and replace any o-rings showing signs of damage or severe wear. Lightly lubricate the contact surfaces

of all o-rings with Luxe

GR33SE

. Non-approved lubricants may cause damage and void your warranty. Do not use oil. This simple

cleaning, and the Detent/Vision

cleaning is the only routine maintenance required to properly care for your Luxe

. {FIG. 11}

TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

–

Your Luxe

features four-point trigger adjustment. Each of the four settings may be adjusted

with a 1/16 inch hex key. Pre-Travel limits how far forward the trigger can swing. Post-Travel limits how far back the trigger can

swing. Activation point adjusts how far into the pull the trigger switch is activated to re your Luxe

, and trigger resistance adjusts the

strength of the magnetic eld that resets the trigger.{FIG. 08}

WARNING!

–

Always use a barrel blocking device when not playing.

PROGRAMMING

–

The Luxe

LCD display and exclusive Luxe

voice feedback make it easy to navigate your marker’s

software menus. Unlock the marker and turn it on while holding back the trigger to open the Main Menu. Pull the trigger to scroll

through the available settings. To make a change, nd the desired setting and tap the power button. The Luxe

will display the

currently selected value for that sub-menu on its LCD display with “SET” appearing on screen. Changes may be made by pulling the

trigger to cycle through the available values. Tapping the power button will save the value and return to the main menu. Press the

power button for approximately 2 seconds to turn off the Luxe

and exit programming mode. {FIG. 04 & FIG. 013}

Shot

Game

Timer

Programming

Lock

Vision™

Status

Shot

Counter

Battery

Level

Max ROF

POWER

–

Turn on your Luxe

by double-clicking the power button or press-

ing and holding it for two seconds. {FIG. 02}] When the Luxe

is on, the LCD

display will be illuminated to show its status. {FIG. 04}]

WARNING!

–

Turning off your Luxe

is the equivalent of setting the safety on a mechanical

paintball marker, but should not be relied on in place of a barrel blocking

device and paintball goggles. Your Luxe

will turn off automatically if it sits

idle for one hour or turn off by holding the power button for 2 seconds.

VISION

–

The Vision

anti-chop system is on by default. It may be turned

off or back on with a quick double-tap of the button. Vision

status will be

indicated in the Luxe

display a green Oval with a center dot when a ball is

detected in the breech, no dot when breech is clear. Vision off will be shown

with a red oval. when a ball is detected a dot will appear in the center of the

oval. Fault indicates that the beam has not cleared after ring, usually due to

debris blocking an eye.

TOURNAMENT LOCK –

The Luxe

tournament lock switch makes the

programming menu unavailable when it is turned on. To change the lock

setting, remove the gripframe backstrap then slide the tournament lock

swtich up or down (UP=lock DOWN=unlocked) with an allen key. {FIG.08}

The lock status is displayed on the LCD screen with an open or locked padlock.

BARREL/REGULATOR GRIP PANEL –

Assemble the included

Freak

XL Barrel and install it on your Luxe

. The grip panel on the vertical

regulator can be removed by unscrewing the regulator nut on the bottom of

the vertical regulator with a 5/16-inch hex-key. {FIG.06B}

BARREL BLOCKER –

The barrel blocker is an important safety device

and should be used any time the Luxe

is connected to an air supply or

turned on unless all persons within range are protected by paintball goggles

and or netting. Slide the barrel blocker over the end of the barrel cinch down

the cords over the rear of the marker to secure it in place.

AIR SETUP –

Your Luxe

is a high-performance paintball marker. Use only

regulated compressed air as a power source. HPA systems set for 450-550

psi output are ideal. Low-output 250psi systems may be used with your Luxe

but may cause velocity drop-off at high rates of re. With the barrel blocker

in place, screw a lled paintball compressed air system into the Luxe

ASA.

Charge your Luxe® with air by rotating the ASA charging handle to the rear

position. {FIG.05}

WARNING!

–

Once your Luxe

has been charged with air, it can hold

enough air to re 2 or more shots, even after the HPA system has been removed.

VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT –

Velocity must be tested and adjusted at

the start of each paintball session. Attach a hopper and lled HPA system

to your Luxe

. Fill the hopper with fresh 68-caliber paintballs. While wearing

paintball goggles, while everyone in range is similarly protected, remove the

barrel blocking device, rotate the ASA charging handle to charge your Luxe

with air, turn on the power and take a few test shots over a chronograph.

Adjust the velocity of your Luxe

with a 5/32-inch hex key inserted in the bot-

tom of the marker’s vertical regulator. Turn clockwise (like tightening a screw)

to increase velocity and counter-clockwise (like loosening) to decrease. After

each adjustment take a few shots, then re-adjust as needed until the desired

velocity is reached. Never adjust your Luxe

to re at velocities greater than

300 feet per second (91.4 m/s). {FIG. 06A}

FIG. 2

TANK

AIR ON

LCD DISPLAY

AIR SETUP

VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT

–

TANK

AIR OFF

SETUP & OPERATION

Mode

PUSH IN with thumb

Degas by lifting

Tail Cover until

fully degassed.

LIFT UP

ELECTRONIC ADJUSTMENTS

DEGASSING

IMPORTANT!

DEGAS ASA by

rotating lever

SETUP & OPERATION

TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

TOURNAMENT LOCK

TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

Trigger

Resistance

Switch

Activation

Pre-

Travel

Post-

Travel

Up= Locked

Down = Unlocked

Velocity

Adjustment

Reg. Nut

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