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Dewalt nail gun not fireing nails all the way in

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What model gun is this? Framing, finish, battery powered?

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SOURCE: rapesco pro 140EL nail gun repair/ manual sought

Perhaps [url=http://www.tacwise.com/tools/view_prod.asp?code=21&back=2&type=1]This Link[/url] will get you going in the proper direction. It's not a schematic but it is the Tacwise homepage, hopefully they can be helpful to you.

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John Trevino

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  • Posted on Nov 25, 2008

SOURCE: bostich gun problem

If the piston/driver is broken, the gun will fire however nailing will not take place because the piston will jam in the cylinder. Sometimes the cylinder will also crack when the driver goes. If the piston is not broken but stays down, then check the cylinder check valve, worn lower bumper, bent driver or cracked cylinder. 18 guage nailer has a very thin driver which will easily bend or break. Parts however are not expensive.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 20, 2009

SOURCE: Bostitch nail gun loss of pressure, won't fire nail

Hello. I can help you. The nail gun you have uses 18 gauge brads. I would use only original Bostitch 18 gauge.

The one MM of difference you mention is the reason why you do not have the pressure you did have. Get rid of those 31MM brads and get the 18 gauge. Home Depot carries the Bostitch line. I would go there or to homedepot.com

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 10, 2009

SOURCE: nail gun wont fire

First - the air pressure has to be high enough - check the regulator on the tank to make sure it is delivering in excess of 60-70 psi (which I am sure you have already done).

If you have dry fired these guns (i.e. shot them off with no nails in them while you were lubricating them maybe) the mechanism inside could be damaged. I had that happen to one of my nailers (same brand). That was when I learned not to dry fire them...

Since both of them are not working though I would be more inclined to look at the air supply first.


Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 13, 2010

SOURCE: Paslode finishing nail gun won't fire? Battery is

Give it a thorough cleaning.. if it still does not fire you might have to replace the spark plug.

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