Yep, very bad customer service, the airventuri is a good one!👍👌

Having the same issue trying to contact customer service too im on day 3 so far with no avail 😲

Good video, now I know not to buy one of these . I have a Blitz and a Piledriver, pretty good guns but the Piledriver leaks down slowly

Is not worth it to fix it, the motor ismaking a ugly noise! Plus is gonna cost a lot to rebuild all the lines. Thanks for the idea! Thanks for watching brother👍🙏

@@AffordableAirguns that looks like permanent magnet motor (no carbon brushes inside); just open the motor and carefully replace the inner/outer bearings($10); like new again. Those high torque motors can be used for many things(gates actuators, e-bikes...); save it or sell it. BTW, watched your vids and did hit like! I hope my "sparky" do half as good as yours...

Hope they help, they have very bad customer service, get a generic one for half of the price.🙏👍

@@AffordableAirguns Roger That👍👍

I got a yong heng and is fantastic!

But I heard the instructions suck

@@carlosgaztelucabral8061 yep

@@AffordableAirguns I think it is fair if you get the actual YH. There are many nearly identical pumps out there but, the manuals are vague. All that said, there are about 1000 videos on upkeep and maintenance on YT

@@AffordableAirguns im gonna get a yong heng in the next few days. I returned the hatsan. Good thing is there are good Yong Heng instructional videos on youtube

You dont know what your missing

kevin easton : But I’ll’ say this ... if I ever do get into PCP airguns : I’ll get one of those hand pump combos or a self co rained unit like a Seneca Aspen . So I’m not ruling them out completely . I would love one of those double shot over/ under air shot guns ... but I’m still on the fence .

@@richardgonzales4815 the Aspen Seneca has a VERY bad track record of the on board pump failing or just plain breaking. Make sure to read those reviews on it. That's probably why nobody has recreated that type of on board pump again.

Hope you can fix it, is not a good signal😕 good luck👍

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🙏 thankyou 👌🤝

I know brother.😵

Feel sorry for them! They are gonna loose customer!

Thanks brother really appreciate🙏👍🍻

Did you returned? They have warranty.

Easy over 200 or 300 fills.

@@AffordableAirguns even though it’s now dead which is a shame really there should be parts available for it from the manufacturer but even looking at it in the sense that buying a dive bottle and filling it at the local dive shop then the cost of having it all tested which we in the uk have to do otherwise they’ll refuse to fill it they’ve probably equalled out… shame it’s gonna end up in the skip for lack of parts…,

Yes sir, but seems like they don’t care. 😔

@@AffordableAirguns So no luck in getting it fixed,even if it's out of warranty would have been nice of Hatsan to give some advice/help fixing unit.

Thanks for the info🙏👌

I’m sorry to heard that brother, send it back soon is possible.

Is soo true all the way brother! Thanks for watching 👍🙏🍻

True my friend, plus they slap you on the face with a bad customer service!😵

I've been trying to contact Hatsan for 3 days now can't get ahold of anyone email and calling soo far they getting a thumb down for customers service.

Yep, my wife is working from home since may, she works has a secretary & customer service, they deal with 1000 of peps every day.. hatsan cant??? Not even responding to emails. Is bullshi*...

Yes, sadly today days everybody can buy a bundle of compressor or airguns in China and put their brand name on. That make almost impossible to find the right parts for the item.

@@AffordableAirguns I suspect a single rat in the woodpile. I won't mention any names, but the initials are Tuxing

Nope

There is nothing design to last forever out there anymore,, but at least with a good customer service, makes you feel confident after the money the we all paid for it,!

@@AffordableAirguns I just got a DAV V compressor and it’s been doing great so far, the product rep responds quickly on her channel too. But I think the tiny portable compressors can’t handle day after day usage. I’m thinking the gas powered ones are the only ones that last. I’ve seen old gas powered ones in Hawaii that were still running decades later. Great video btw.

@@varmintsniper2551 gas compressors are the best, my cousin is a diver in Puerto Rico and he got a old one. Also looks like a wheelbarrow 🤣 but solid has a tank!

Just subscribe to your channel

@@AffordableAirguns thanks!

Go with Benjamin or air venturi, check their website and their warranty and return policies before buy.if is possible call them👍🙏👌

We’ll share that legal info with us on a video. That way others can help themselves m**********

Is confirmed by a friend on China who works at a factory where this compressors are all made.. is just a sticker. Sound like hatsan bought a huge batch of this compressors from the factory and put a sticker on it”

I heard from many guys who own this compressor many stories about that! Some compressor from hatsan came with a small fuse box after the switch wiring output,,the main power switch,..other compressor came with a fuse button , pretty much has a reset button.. and other compressor like mine who came with any kinda fuse,, but here is the thing, some of this power buttons work has a fuse, in case of a short circuit they burn. And you need to replace the button,, to know if your button still good, you need to jumper the cables on the button, if the compressor fire up, that way you know is the button burn, if not,, track those cables to the motor. Cause is gonna be from the button to the motor. Hope this help 🙏

@@AffordableAirguns Thank you so much for the rapid response to attempt to help me in my time of crisis. So what I found out after dissassembling was 1) there was no inline fuse to be found whatsoever. And if there was, I might still have had a functioning compressor. 2) Which is what I I believe to be the cause of the failure, a nut that was connected to the negative terminal backed out, which in turn made the power wire burn and also slightly burned was what I would call or describe as part of the switchboard connected to the rear part of the negative and positive terminals. So in short, I think I fried the switchboard due to the bolt rattling lose from the terminals. At that point I thought of repairing and all that but instead hauled it and all it's pieces to the nearest trash can. My reasoning is that I feel like I'd rather have a more dependable product when it comes to all of that heat and pressure. And the quality of that switchboard, battery terminals and so on, seemed suspect for failure at best. Thanks again. You are appreciated.