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Jade X Full Service Guide Jade X Full Service Guide Rebuild, Service, and Bleed SERVICE OVERVIEW This manual will guide you step by step performing a full service to your Jade X. Please follow each instruction carefully to achieve the best and safest results. *Always wear your safety gear while working on suspension products. We care about you, make sure you wear your safety glasses and protective gloves while servicing DVO Suspension Products. Tools Needed For Service: Fluids & Cleaner Needed For Service: • Allen Key Set • Safety Glasses • Shaft Clamps • Clean, Lint Free Rag • Vice • 2.5 wt suspension oil. (no maxima) WEAR SAFETY GEAR! • Adjustable Wrench • Suspension Cleaner or Alcohol • 24mm socket • Shock Pump • Torque Wrench • Loctite 242 BLUE • Kniplex or Pliers WARNING: We recommend that you have your DVO suspension serviced by a qualified bicycle mechanic. Servicing DVO • Pick suspension requires knowledge of suspension components, as well as the use of specialized tools and lubricants/fluids. • Valve Core Remover Failure to follow the procedures outlined in this service manual may cause damage to your component and void the warranty. WARNING: Always use genuine DVO parts and proper service methods when maintaining your DVO Suspension product. Recommended Service Interval: Improper service, or use of aftermarket replacement parts with DVO Suspension may cause the product to malfunction, • Full Service .......................100 Hours of Ride Time resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. WARNING: Modification, improper service, or use of aftermarket replacement parts with DVO Suspension may cause the product to malfunction, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. DO NOT modify any part of a fork or shock, including the fork brace (lower leg cross brace), crown, steerer, upper and lower leg tubes, or internal parts, except as instructed herein. Any unauthorized modification may void the warranty, and may cause failure or the fork or shock, resulting in SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. 2 JADE X FULL SERVICE 3 A Disassembly 1. 4. Prepare your shock for service. Remove Thread on a valve puller tool and push the spring and clean thoroughly. the bladder cap downward. Remove the air cap from the bladder reservoir. 2. 5. CAUTION - EYE HAZARD This allows access to the retainer clip. Release air pressure from the bladder. Use a small pick to remove the clip. Use a valve core removal tool to un- thread the air valve. 3. 6. Remove the air valve and set aside. Thread the valve core puller tool back onto the bladder cap and pull back to remove the bladder. 4 JADE X FULL SERVICE 5 7. 10. Completely remove the bladder and Fully remove the shaft assembly and set bladder cap from the reservoir. aside in a clean area. 8. 11. Drain the oil from the shock body and Fix the head of the shock into a vice. housing. Using a 24mm open end wrench to loosen the seal head. 9. 12. Fully un-thread the seal head and remove Use a 4mm allen key to loosen the the shaft assembly. compression unit end cap from the reservoir. 6 JADE X FULL SERVICE 7 13. 16. Fully un-thread the cap and set aside. Remove the o-ring from the upper eyelet as shown. 14. 17. Use a knipex or similar tool and clamp Remove the alignment pin from the the 10mm nut on the compression housing as shown. assembly. Use this to pull the assembly out of the housing. 15. 18. Use a 3mm allen key to loosen the Fix the shaft in 14mm shaft clamps with housing bolts and remove from the upper the rebound adjuster facing outward. eyelet. This will give clearance to prevent damage. Use a 16mm socket or adjustable wrench to loosen the piston bolt. 8 JADE X FULL SERVICE 9 19. 22. Remove the piston assembly from the Clean the damper body thoroughly with shaft. suspension clean. 20. 23. Remove the seal head and bottom out Clean the piston group thoroughly with bumper from the shaft. suspension clean. Set aside. 21. 24. Use a 2mm allen key to remove the bleed Get your Jade X rebuild kit ready. screw from the upper housing. Part Number: 191-9010 10 JADE X FULL SERVICE 11 B Rebuild and Clean 25. 28. Install the bottom out bumper back onto Install the seal head onto the shaft in the the shaft in the direction shown. direction shown. 26. 29. Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease to Time to disassemble the piston bolt inner lip of the dust seal. group. Start by removing the backing plate. 27. 30. Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease to Remove the compression shims and the top part of the shaft. Apply over the piston. rebound port as well. 12 JADE X FULL SERVICE 13 31. 34. Rebound Compression Side Side Remove the rebound side shims and set Take note of the piston direction. aside. 32. 35. Use a small pick to remove the glide-ring From left to right, from the piston. this is the order of the shims. Rebound shims are in red, compression in blue. Back 16 15 14 13 11 Bolt Piston 22 20 18 18 11 mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm Plate 33. 36. Install the new glide-ring onto the piston. Install the 11mm clamp shim first, then the 13mm shim. 11 13 mm mm 14 JADE X FULL SERVICE 15 37. 40. Install the 14mm and 15mm shim. The first compression shim is a 22mm then 20mm. 14 15 22 20 mm mm mm mm 38. 41. The last shim on the rebound side is Add the two 18mm shims to the stack. 16mm. Then place the piston in the direction shown. 16 18 18 mm mm mm 39. 42. At this point, the assembly should look Finish the compression side with the like this. Note, the piston orientation 11mm clamp shim. should look like this. 11 mm 16 JADE X FULL SERVICE 17 43. 46. Closed Position Open Position Note the orientation of the plate. There is If you look in the rebound port, you can an inner lip of the plate that should face see the needle through the window. The the clamp shim. needle should be in the open position. 44. 47. The flat side of the plate should be facing Apply a thin layer of blue Loctite to the upward as shown. threads of the piston bolt. 45. 48. Open the rebound fully. Use a torque wrench to tighten the piston Counter-clockwise rotations will open the bolt group to the shaft. rebound. Tighten to 15Nm 18 JADE X FULL SERVICE 19 49. 52. Apply a thin layer of Slikoleum grease to Re-install the housing onto the eyelet and the eyelet o-ring. tighten the 3mm bolts to 3Nm. 50. 53. Place the new o-ring in the groove as Use a small allen key to push the pin out shown. of the compression unit as shown. 51. 54. Below the o-ring, place the alignment pin Use a pick to remove the main o-ring. into the groove as shown. Apply a thin layer of Slikoleum grease to hold the pin in place. 20 JADE X FULL SERVICE 21 55. 58. Remove the lower o-ring with a pick as Replace the pin o-ring. shown. 56. 59. Make sure it fits together securely with Clean the compression unit with no gaps present. suspension clean. Make sure it is free of any debris. 57. 60. Clean the compression pin with suspen- Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease sion cleaner. Make sure it is free of any to the new o-ring and place it into the debris. grooves of the compression piston. 22 JADE X FULL SERVICE 23 61. 64. Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease Place the compression unit into the to the new o-ring and place it into the housing in the direction shown. grooves of the compression spool. 62. 65. Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease Push the compression unit all the way inside the port of the compression down to the bottom of the housing. assembly. Re-install the pin in the direction shown. 63. 66. Apply a thin layer of slikoleum grease to At this point, the assembly should look inner side of the compression unit like this. housing. 24 JADE X FULL SERVICE 25 67. 70. Closed Position Open Position Move the compression switch to the Clean thoroughly with suspension clean. open position. Apply a thin layer of Slikoleum grease to the new o-ring and install it onto the cap. 68. 71. Use a small allen key to push the inner Begin to thread the cap back into the pin of the compression unit as shown. housing. 69. 72. Remove the o-ring on the compression Torque to 4Nm. unit cap. 26 JADE X FULL SERVICE 27 73. 76. Install the new valve core into the bladder Use a 3mm allen key to tighten the bleed cap. screw into the upper eyelet. 74. 77. Apply a layer of Slikoleum grease to the Fill the reservoir to the top with 2.5wt top of the inner lip on the bladder. suspension oil as shown. Install the bladder on to the cap. 75. 78. Apply a layer of Slikoleum grease to the Install the bladder into the reservoir. Oil outside of the bladder as shown. will overflow. 28 JADE X FULL SERVICE 29 C Assembly and Bleed 79. 82. Push the bladder deep into the reservoir Install the shaft assembly into the and install the retainer clip into the upper damper body as shown. Oil will overflow grooves of the reservoir.
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