Leeson Reversible Electric Motor 3/4 HP - Page 5 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
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Dear everybody!
I need a little help.
I have a Paslode Im90i type nail gun.
Last week on my nailer led going to
flashing yellow, ok it need a service, i made it.
After that i tried to reset the gun, but no way I don’t know, i follow the users guide step by step, But the gun doesn’t reset, in turn it working perfectly.
So why i can’t restart the green light,
Or have another way if i reset it.
The steps which i did, i took it out the gas cartridge And the nails, turn on the gun flashing the yellow led turn it off, i pressing down the nailer, i pulling the trigger Turn on again the gun i waiting the fan is starting I let me go the trigger and 3 times i pull down and firing the gun within 5 sec.
What i doing wrong?
The reason the light isn't green is because your battery is not fully charged - if you have charged it, the battery may be at the end of its life.
The reason it is not firing unless you depress the nose several times is because your fuel cell is spent - check the expiration date on the bottom of the fuel cell.
Performax 12-1/2 in. planer, model 240-3749. How can I get a replacement motor?
I couldn't find an illustration of the planer so don't know whether it is a compact bench jointer, a portable thicknesser or a workshop planer/thicknesser where any suitable motor can easily be adapted to fit, often representing large savings over the machine manufacturer's prices.
Replacement motors and motor parts for integrated machinery often become obsolete quickly or are available but are priced not to sell and an otherwise good machine has to be replaced.
There are many companies around the world offering small motor rewinds, usually at prices far less than a replacement motor, offering the chance to make an otherwise obsolete tool useful again.
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