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took one apart tonight. I think you have forgotten to put the spring in place that makes the pin go backwards. You can see it in the parts schematic. You can probably see the rub marks on th ein when you look at it.

Hello harderconstr, I have that nail gun myself, and when it's working good it is a great tool to have.
Here are a few suggestions.
1. Remove the battery, make sure that you don't have a nail jammed in the the firing chamber, that has happened to mine before.

2. Adjust the depth tension on the end of the gun. You should have an alen wrench to loosen the adjuster at the tip. Slide the adjuster away from the gun, ( out ) as far as it will go and then tighten it back down. Reinstall the battery and try it again. You can re-adjust the tension after you see if this helps the problem. The adjuster on my gun was worn and I needed to adjust the tension to get it firing again.
3. I also got a new battery for my gun, and what I found was I really had to slide the battery in pretty hard to get it to click in place. Also, when you hold the gun in your right hand, the thumb side of the handle should have a very small LED light, red means it's not ready to fire, green means it is ready to fire. Make sure you have a green light.
I hope this helps you my friend!

Your air pressure is dropping everytime you fire. It sound like your compressor is not cutting back in untill it to low. Not giving your tool enough continuess pressure. Your compressor cut in pressure should be around 90-100psi no less. and your max. pressure no more then 120psi. (Make sure your regulator is set at 110psi)
good luck...!

They sell individual parts for these grinders. I do repairs to these grinders/polishers as well as others. To take these apart is a little tricky and the tolerances must be right when you put them back together. You can e-mail me at [email protected]. Granite Guru Tool Repair.

I do the repairs. GraniteGuru Tool Repairs. You can e-mail me for more information at [email protected]. I will have a website up soon for you to view.

Download a manual from the Paslode site. It's a pdf file just print it out.

The driving pin could be bent... likely problem is dirty cylinder or bad rings on the drive piston. try a good cleaning before taking it into service.

Hello. Here is the direct phone number to the paslode technicians desk. Call it and speak directly to the tech. 800-222-6990

He will talk you through it. J.

i found this happening to me and i oiled (light oil like 3 in 1) the driver (hammer) in the tip. that way it could retract and drive the next brad.

The armature's commutator that the brushes rub against needs to be cleaned. once that is done the motor will spin freely again

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piston is probably jammed

This happens sometimes try holding it up against a board with the trigger depressed and then inset the battery.

The goal is to try to force the firing sequence to get the piston back to the right position with corded units this is simply done by attaching the air hose with the trigger pulled this causes air to rush into the gun chamber pushing the piston back and firing a nail out.

The cause of this is a misfire or jammed nail that stopped the piston in the wrong location so air will not build in the chamber correctly.

Hope that helps

Hello. your best bet is to call All Power directly at the following number:
866-393-3968

The tool has to be complety torn down to clean out cylinder area and to check for wear on the orings inside of cylinder. Not a quick or easy job.

The tool needs to be completely torn down, cleaned out, two orings inside need replaced, re-lubed and re-assembled. takes a technician about 1 hour to do it right. I believe either the orings or dirt is your problem. If blade doesn't return its probably the orings.

This means that either your co2 is empty or your battery is dead try them first usually that is the problem

There is a small torx bolt in the fan, heat the bolt up to losen it, then remove fan.
Now remove spark plug lead and unplug the wires to the butterfly board.
Then remove the circlip that is holding the outer rubber attached to the fan.

Hope this is some help. any problems contact your nearest paslode repair agent.(check on the paslode web site for your local repair agent)

Good luck.!

1.If fan is work check gas cell(use only paslode gas) and best before date(expired date)
2.If fan isn't working check that the battery is fully charged.
3.Make sure filter is clean and you can see through it.(no dirt or grit)
4. If after that it still isn't working you will have to take to your nearest paslode repair agent.(check on there web site for your local repairer)

good luck.!