My Iwata Airbrush Replacement Part I-715-1 Needle Chucking guide w/auxiliary lever is sticking after about 10-15 uses. The Auxiliary Lever stops coming forward and I have to take backend apart and reseat trigger and chuck guide. WHY do you think the Auxiliary Lever is not coming forward with trigger? Thanks
I have a diffrent problem with my airbrush and it is frustrating. Whatever i do, i can smoothly pull the trigger back to allow more paint to flow, but i can never smoothly control the level of air that is put in while pressing down the trigger. It doesn't stick, it's just clunky. any tips on that? you would be a life saver.
Just opened my new iwata and out of the box it wouldn't blow air. Not sure what happened, but your guide to taking the valve out and then reinserting fixed my problem. Thank you, sir!
Have a look at the iwata maintenance kit, it has the tool included in the kit to easily remove the air valve spring set, hope that helps - amzn.to/3WvMfL0 (this is an affiliate link which means we receive a small commission for any qualifying sales).
Lifesaver, this! I usually manage to somewhat loosen the stuck trigger when cleaning the airbrush, but I always felt that that was never as good as when it was new. I’ve always been a bit afraid to fully disassemble the valve bit at the bottom of my airbrush. This helps a lot!
Hi! It's not exactly the topic of the video, but I also have an issue with my H&S Ultra trigger. The thing is I have to pull the trigger a lot to get paint out of it. I cleaned the airbrush and nothing changed. What could this problem be? Thank you in advance.
i have this issue nearly every time i pick my eclipse up ... its so frustrating ! i have stripped the air valve numerous times now and i clean my brush thoroughly after every use ... what am i doing wrong ? im ready for binning it and its only two months old.
I came here because I just opened mine and it immediately had air coming out of it. The button does absolutely nothing and if I were to use it, well I'd have to turn it off any time I don't want to use it while actively painting. And the only paper I have is a single sheet with no real explanation on how to set it up other than basic assemble brush, put paint in, press button to turn on, press button to use, turn off.
Same happens with mine. Apparently it has to do with the O-ring inside the hose connection. @Airbrush Asylum: great video. Another really useful tip. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve cleaned out that part of the assembly multiple times and it still sticks like that. It also won’t push paint through and back bubbles. I’ve cleaned the entire gun and ensured there are no clogs. I’ve got no idea how to fix it 😭
Pull apart your plunger assembly (the section of your brush which connects to your air hose) carefully pull it apart and give it a clean and that should fix your issue 🤞🏻
I had a problem with a sticky trigger but it didn't turn out to be the valve. It turned out to be the o-ring the dangle bit on the trigger fits through. I cleaned it off as best as I could and used a toothpick to put through it and twisted it to clean off the contact point between the rubber and metal. Once put back together it worked much better. It's only a cheap airbrush but it works well enough for what I need it for.
@@AirbrushAsylum I had just a slight amount of paint coming out when I hit just air. I had no clue I put the trigger in backwards until I watched your video. That fixed it.
Mine's being doing it and I seeing this, makes perfect sense (I was wondering if you could pull that bottom apart). Guess I'll deal with the "sticky" for the current project, as the repair kit is another $100
Do you advise using a VERY SMALL amount of vacuum grease on the "0" rings ( I come from a bench mechanic's background and was told to use it as it slightly swells the rubber )
I had that happen to mine after about 3 years. I ended up removing the o-ring that's in the trigger assembly (it's on top of the big brass piece you left in the airbrush). A little extra air escapes through the trigger now, but not much. However, the trigger pops up much fast after I let go and just feels more responsive. Not an ideal solution, but works well for me.
Thanks for this video. I have rebuilt that trigger assembly with all new parts and seals. It still sticks. I put some gun oil in there and it doesn't stick for a job or two. Then it gets all gummy and sticks again. Pehaps this is just an Eclipse CS problem? I don't know. I just bought a different model airbrush, I give up.
Too late now, but you may be able to find someone with an ultrasonic cleaner. Disassemble the entire airbrush, determine what parts cannot go in the ultrasonic and then clean the rest, lube and reassemble. However, this is probably more work than it is worth.
I used to always use the iwata 'super lube' but stopped as Dru Blair mentioned that he found that over time it could cause clogging and also require you to continue to use it ie...your airbrush gets addicted to it, since then I stopped using it and to be honest if you keep your brush clean then you don't really need it.
@@AirbrushAsylum I use badger regdab needle juice without an issue but then again I've only been Airbrushing for about a year. I'll have to look into this further. Thanks
I hate trying to put the dangly thing back into the little hole. I am having issues with air coming out of the airbrush when the trigger isn't pressed. What is causing this? I've taken my airbrush apart many times, cleaned it and the air still continues to come out no matter what I do. Help!!
Do you still have the little rod that the spring fits over? If that rod isn't present or possibly in backwards, air will just freely flow through the airbrush. I somehow lost that rod while cleaning mine recently. didn't realize I had lost it (was slightly intoxicated when putting it back together and didn't think anything of just putting in the spring by itself. Easy way to check, if you unscrew any quick connects or hoses from the air connection point on the airbrush, you'll see a brass looking circular plate that will have two holes on the outside and one in the center. If that center hole is empty, the rod is missing and it is the thing that stops the air from flowing. If it is present, disassemble and make sure the o-ring on it is still intact and the rod is inserted the correct way (demonstrated in video). If the air still flows, it may be worth getting a replacement. I ordered a replacement for the one I lost for about $9 on Amazon.
Not a problem when using as he does here. You might have a problem if you left it soaking in it for days but just using it like this to quickly clean the tool is perfectly fine
I’m glad you mentioned that. I’m about to tear my Paasche Talon apart to try and free up my stuck plunger. I contacted Paasche directly and they recommended using a tiny bit of Vaseline on the plunger. I’m curious why you recommend against that and what specific method you use to clean your rig?
💥 How to Clean your Airbrush - th-cam.com/video/8dqs7eKmc3k/w-d-xo.html
Good one. I use a quick squirt of silicone spray in the valve. Works EVERY time. No dismantling reqd.
Thank you I was having this problem and you helped me fix it
My Iwata Airbrush Replacement Part I-715-1 Needle Chucking guide w/auxiliary lever is sticking after about 10-15 uses. The Auxiliary Lever stops coming forward and I have to take backend apart and reseat trigger and chuck guide. WHY do you think the Auxiliary Lever is not coming forward with trigger? Thanks
Awesome video thank you for all the information
Thanks! Very helpful!
I have a diffrent problem with my airbrush and it is frustrating. Whatever i do, i can smoothly pull the trigger back to allow more paint to flow, but i can never smoothly control the level of air that is put in while pressing down the trigger. It doesn't stick, it's just clunky. any tips on that? you would be a life saver.
Just opened my new iwata and out of the box it wouldn't blow air. Not sure what happened, but your guide to taking the valve out and then reinserting fixed my problem. Thank you, sir!
Glad to hear it helped 🙏🏻👍🏻
What is the tool you use to take the bottom that connects to the hose out???? I cannot find it and cannot get it out
Have a look at the iwata maintenance kit, it has the tool included in the kit to easily remove the air valve spring set, hope that helps - amzn.to/3WvMfL0 (this is an affiliate link which means we receive a small commission for any qualifying sales).
You can just use a pair of tweezers. I didn't even know this tool existed (I'm sure it is slightly easier than tweezers).
Thankyou very much, the instructions in this video fixed my sticky trigger, working like new now!! 👍👌
Lifesaver, this! I usually manage to somewhat loosen the stuck trigger when cleaning the airbrush, but I always felt that that was never as good as when it was new. I’ve always been a bit afraid to fully disassemble the valve bit at the bottom of my airbrush. This helps a lot!
Nice instructional video, this will help a lot of folks out. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. -David
thank you glad you enjoyed it and appreciate the kind words, enjoy your day as well. thanks again .
Hi! It's not exactly the topic of the video, but I also have an issue with my H&S Ultra trigger. The thing is I have to pull the trigger a lot to get paint out of it. I cleaned the airbrush and nothing changed. What could this problem be? Thank you in advance.
i have this issue nearly every time i pick my eclipse up ... its so frustrating ! i have stripped the air valve numerous times now and i clean my brush thoroughly after every use ... what am i doing wrong ? im ready for binning it and its only two months old.
Eclipse series are said to have Production errors
Excellent video, thank you
Glad you liked it!
Did this just today with my Patriot
I came here because I just opened mine and it immediately had air coming out of it. The button does absolutely nothing and if I were to use it, well I'd have to turn it off any time I don't want to use it while actively painting. And the only paper I have is a single sheet with no real explanation on how to set it up other than basic assemble brush, put paint in, press button to turn on, press button to use, turn off.
On my airbrush, I loosen up air hose a bit and trigger doesn’t stuck anymore. 💁🏻♂️
thats strange ? But hey, if it works and your air doesn't start leaking then I guess thats fine....whatever works for you .
Same happens with mine. Apparently it has to do with the O-ring inside the hose connection.
@Airbrush Asylum: great video. Another really useful tip. Thank you for sharing.
I’ve cleaned out that part of the assembly multiple times and it still sticks like that. It also won’t push paint through and back bubbles. I’ve cleaned the entire gun and ensured there are no clogs. I’ve got no idea how to fix it 😭
Air comes out of the trigger of my airbrush when I press down on it.
Pull apart your plunger assembly (the section of your brush which connects to your air hose) carefully pull it apart and give it a clean and that should fix your issue 🤞🏻
@@AirbrushAsylum Thank you!
Thank you!
No probs
What if i have a pistol with handle? The trigger as habdle? How do i asemble that?:/
Mine gets Sticky like 3 seconds After..
I had a problem with a sticky trigger but it didn't turn out to be the valve. It turned out to be the o-ring the dangle bit on the trigger fits through. I cleaned it off as best as I could and used a toothpick to put through it and twisted it to clean off the contact point between the rubber and metal. Once put back together it worked much better.
It's only a cheap airbrush but it works well enough for what I need it for.
thank you good sir for the help
Thank you for this. This was exactly my issue with this airbrush! Works like new!
No probs glad it helped 👍🏻🤩
Thank you!
You're welcome!
@@AirbrushAsylum I had just a slight amount of paint coming out when I hit just air. I had no clue I put the trigger in backwards until I watched your video. That fixed it.
Mine's being doing it and I seeing this, makes perfect sense
(I was wondering if you could pull that bottom apart). Guess I'll deal with the "sticky" for the current project, as the repair kit is another $100
Mine fell off ??
lmfao 'lower dangly bit' I think that's a technical term. 👍
Informative video. Thank you.
Tank you for this Video. I bought two used airbrushes with this problem. Now they work again! Thanks!!!! :-)
Great video! Hopefully I can stop the air coming through when I take my finger off the trigger.
Do you advise using a VERY SMALL amount of vacuum grease on the "0" rings ( I come from a bench mechanic's background and was told to use it as it slightly swells the rubber )
I had that happen to mine after about 3 years. I ended up removing the o-ring that's in the trigger assembly (it's on top of the big brass piece you left in the airbrush). A little extra air escapes through the trigger now, but not much. However, the trigger pops up much fast after I let go and just feels more responsive. Not an ideal solution, but works well for me.
Very helpful video, thanks for sharing..
Thank you for sharing this tips and advice ❤❤
Do you have any spray booth recommendations?
Super helpful video. Thank you.
Love your videos. So helpful. Thank you.
That dangly bit is a valve actuator rod 👍
Another excellent how to. Thank you so much.
All of mine do that
lol...mine as well, glad you enjoyed the vid.
Thanks for this video. I have rebuilt that trigger assembly with all new parts and seals. It still sticks. I put some gun oil in there and it doesn't stick for a job or two. Then it gets all gummy and sticks again. Pehaps this is just an Eclipse CS problem? I don't know. I just bought a different model airbrush, I give up.
Too late now, but you may be able to find someone with an ultrasonic cleaner. Disassemble the entire airbrush, determine what parts cannot go in the ultrasonic and then clean the rest, lube and reassemble. However, this is probably more work than it is worth.
Do you use or recommend any type of airbrush lube?
I used to always use the iwata 'super lube' but stopped as Dru Blair mentioned that he found that over time it could cause clogging and also require you to continue to use it ie...your airbrush gets addicted to it, since then I stopped using it and to be honest if you keep your brush clean then you don't really need it.
@@AirbrushAsylum I use badger regdab needle juice without an issue but then again I've only been Airbrushing for about a year. I'll have to look into this further. Thanks
@@AirbrushAsylum Hmm maybe this is my problem. I switched to Hoppes #9 recently and it keeps it from gumming up.
I hate trying to put the dangly thing back into the little hole. I am having issues with air coming out of the airbrush when the trigger isn't pressed. What is causing this? I've taken my airbrush apart many times, cleaned it and the air still continues to come out no matter what I do. Help!!
Do you still have the little rod that the spring fits over? If that rod isn't present or possibly in backwards, air will just freely flow through the airbrush. I somehow lost that rod while cleaning mine recently. didn't realize I had lost it (was slightly intoxicated when putting it back together and didn't think anything of just putting in the spring by itself. Easy way to check, if you unscrew any quick connects or hoses from the air connection point on the airbrush, you'll see a brass looking circular plate that will have two holes on the outside and one in the center. If that center hole is empty, the rod is missing and it is the thing that stops the air from flowing. If it is present, disassemble and make sure the o-ring on it is still intact and the rod is inserted the correct way (demonstrated in video). If the air still flows, it may be worth getting a replacement. I ordered a replacement for the one I lost for about $9 on Amazon.
Thx great tips
That Iwata too looks exactly like a tire valve stem remover from any auto supply store.
Tweezers also work if they are small enough to fit in the gaps (nearly all of my hobby tweezers are). I didn't even realize this tool existed lol.
good tutorial
l was always told NOT to use windex with amonia due to it causing the rubber gaskets deteriating.?
Not a problem when using as he does here. You might have a problem if you left it soaking in it for days but just using it like this to quickly clean the tool is perfectly fine
@@barbatosrex9473 thank you.
I'm glad you did not mention lubing the valve. It normally causes more problems than it fixes.
I’m glad you mentioned that. I’m about to tear my Paasche Talon apart to try and free up my stuck plunger. I contacted Paasche directly and they recommended using a tiny bit of Vaseline on the plunger. I’m curious why you recommend against that and what specific method you use to clean your rig?
So we all have to buy an iwata airbrush? 🤷🏻♂
You'll have to find a video for your brush. If you have a budget one, you may have to hope you can find documentation from the company.