By screen is clean, did you mean screen in reservoir or the screen in regulator valve assembly. As I don't know how far you went in the regulator valve I will just say the orfice and screen is the screwdriver slotted plug in center. Take it out, if screen isn't broken, cut end off, clean it and orfice, roll end of screen up and reinstall. Original orfice was .024, newer ones are .031 and work better. Old can be drilled even larger but not over about .040 to compensate for wear in control valve lands. Were any pins bent or broken in valves where you turn from single to double action. I have seen where they have been turned too far and bent the internal link so it is no longer positioned properly.
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