I buy an NV 83A2 nailer and did not resceive an user guide

Not sure if you are looking for NV-GS50 manual or NV-DR1 user manual. However see NV-GS50/GS40 Operations instructions in another fixya link Owners Manual User Guide for Panasonic NV GS50 Mini DV Digital Camcorder

THAT WILL BE ALL YOU NEED. ENJOY THE TOOL

by jammed I take it you mean a nail has jammed the driver? If that is the case there is really no easy to unjam it. But unplug the air hose and turn tool upside down and wearing safety glasses and gloves you can try and take a punch smaller than the nose piece and try hitting the driver to unjam nail. If it is another problem please let me know and I will try and help more.. Sometimes we used to have to remove the nose and heat and it goes on but hopefully it is not that bad

did you lube all the o rings and if so did you also check the rubber seal that fit onto the ports in the cap? If everything else appearred fine then find a deal blow hammer or a block of wood and with the air plugged in tap on the cap to seal the cylinder, sometimes during assembly it sticks down and won't seal properly, I would try that before disassembly. Let me know if still an issue.

You can get the manual here.

http://www.fixya.com/support/p400576-panasonic_nv_mx7_mini_dv_digital/manual-14057

Good Luck

http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/PANASONIC/NV-GS35-_S
from this address you can download manual ...

there is an adjustment on the front of the tool for the depth of the nail, make sure it is set for the wood being used. If it is then you might have a problem with the o ring being dry and not allowing the piston to fully insert the nail. Let me know and I will try and help further.

1.Remove the air hose
2.Hold the nose down on a 2x4 on the ground. Make sure the safety guide is full depressed.
3.Squeeze the trigger.

(I realize that sounds redundant, but I have to insure your safety as much as possible. We at FixYa want you to be safe. A Framer Nailer can be dangerous if safety precautions aren't observed)

4.Pull the slide back, and grab around it with your hand, up against the back of the gun. (Magazine)
If you accidentally bump the latch lever, the slide won't spring forward, possibly causing you injury by using this method.

5.Remove any nails. Pull the plastic strip of nails out.

6.The method I use here is to rest the air chamber cover on a table. (Top of the gun) Nose AWAY from your face. I use a small flat tip screwdriver, and see if I can move the Driver back up into the gun. Then see if I can ease one nail out at a time, by moving the nail down out of the nose.

You have two nails trying to drive out at the same time. They need to be separated from each other, so that you can get one nail out at a time.

Most of the time this occurs because of lack of lube. The gun is supposed to have 4 to 5 drops of pneumatic oil, added to the air hose inlet before starting the day out.

(Gun is faced so that the air inlet connection is straight up, oil is added, while the trigger is being squeezed in at the same time)

I don't rely on oilers in the air line. I think they're a bunch of hooey. I've had very few problems, when I have added oil manually at the start of the day.

Sometimes using those 'bargain' nails will cause a problem also. If you find a brand of nails that are cheap, this is the usual result.

Sometimes we framers are too fast on the trigger, and do not have the safety guide fully depressed, before firing the next 'shot'.

If you have further questions please post them.

I have given the link below, gotta another problem then mail me and don't forget to rate me

1. http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/34627/PANASONIC_NV-MD10000.html
2. http://www.eserviceinfo.com/index.php?what=search2&searchstring=NV-
3. http://www.ranafis.com/pdf/MD10000%20spec.pdf

I have one of the panasonic NV - M3500 and I am looking to buy a battery for it. Please if you know where I can buy please e-mail link to [email protected]
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