As one often finds out, buying plastic water guns has it's downfalls.
"Really?" your ask. Well, it's true. While there are many
good designs out there, none are perfect. Yes, I even had to repair an XP-150, which
is hailed by many(including me:) to be the best XP ever. This just shows you that no
matter what gun you have, or how good you think it is, there is always room to learn how
to reapir weapons.This repair guide may be small right
now, but that is because it has repairs that I myself have done, and that work. I do
not include any repair that wont work, although I may give pointers on what and what not
to do. Now, just because you don't see a repair on this site doesn't mean it isn't
worthwhile. But if you see a repair on this site, you can bet it will be one that
works.
Please note that repairing a soaker is serious
business. I am not responsible if you mess it up. One should always take care
while repairing soakers, wear safety glasses, and use some common sense!
Please choose what gun you have if whatever is broken only
applies to a specific line of soakers.
CPS
XP
SC
Now, if you have a problem with your gun that is
common on most water weapons, please view these links:
Pump trouble
Trigger or nozzle touble
Cosmetic(outside) trouble
Internal(inside) trouble
leaks, breaks, and cracks
pressurized cracks
If you do not see the repair you need listed, please
contact me, as the repairs on this page are limited to my own experiece. If you have
a problem with your gun that is not on this page, email me and I
will probably be able to help you. Make sure you describle the situation well.
