DaveG
Airbush Analyst
yeah, those picts are not clear enough to see... I was hoping to see the gap between the air cap, and the outer edge of the nozzle. It is in a fully assembled position you will be able to see if the nozzle is off center, and then you adjust from that point. The gap should be nice and even all the way around. If it looks like the nozzle is touching one edge, you can try making a mental note of where it is touching, then remove the air cap, loosen the nozzle a little, then apply pressure in the opposite direction of where it was touching the air cap, while tightening it. Not a lot, but just enough to try to coax the nozzle over as you snug it up.
Being outside the States, I am not sure what an easy remedy would be - here, I am sure that Iwata Medea would fix that for you if you sent it in.
Edit: Your nozzle/air cap should look like this -
Being outside the States, I am not sure what an easy remedy would be - here, I am sure that Iwata Medea would fix that for you if you sent it in.
Edit: Your nozzle/air cap should look like this -