Troubleshooting
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The power tool is not ready for operation. | The battery is discharged or defective. |
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The battery is not properly inserted. |
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The battery temperature is too high or too low. |
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The battery contacts, motor or solenoid are dirty or defective. |
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The magazine (14) is empty. |
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The safety mechanism (2) is bent. |
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The electronic system is defective. |
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The User Interface (9) is defective. |
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The power tool is ready for operation, but no nails are driven. | The following components may be faulty:
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Foreign objects have accumulated in the firing mechanism. |
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Foreign objects have accumulated in the outlet (18) or in the magazine (14). |
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A nail is jammed in the firing channel. |
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The magazine slider (15) is defective. |
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The spring of the magazine slider is too weak or defective. |
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The fasteners being used are not approved. |
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The magazine (14) is empty. |
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The firing controls have been operated in the wrong order. |
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The nails are driven in too deep. | The depth stop is set too deep. |
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The bumper is worn. |
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The nails are not driven deep enough. | The battery is discharged or defective. |
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The fasteners are too long. |
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The depth stop is set too high. |
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The power tool skips nails or the feed rate is too high. | The fasteners being used are not approved. |
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The spring of the magazine slider is too weak or defective. |
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Nails frequently become jammed in the firing channel. | The fasteners being used are not approved. |
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The nails are old; the adhesive between the nails no longer has sufficient holding strength. |
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The driven nails are bent. | The drive pin is damaged. |
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The nailer is being used on a material that is not permitted (e.g. concrete, stone). |
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