Remington 493 operating instructions Troubleshooting Guide, Problem Possible Cause Remedy

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Troubleshooting Guide

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

REMEDY

Piston hangs out

Tool overdriven.

Tap piston on hard surface

of muzzle.

 

until piston is pushed back

 

 

into the guide. (See “Over-

 

 

driven Fastener” below)

 

 

 

 

Piston not properly as-

Remove barrel assembly

 

sembled in relation to barrel

(see pages 18-22). Replace

 

stop.

all damaged or missing parts.

 

 

 

 

Broken piston or piston ring.

Replace piston or piston ring

 

 

or take tool to your distributor.

 

 

 

Overdriven fastener.

Excessive power.

Change either to next lower

 

 

power load or next longer

 

 

length fastener.

 

 

 

Piston jammed.

Overdriving of fastener (see

Remove barrel assembly

 

above).

(see pages 18-22). Replace

 

 

other parts if damaged.

 

 

 

Power load strip will

Advance bar or spring dam-

Replace advance bar or

not advance.

aged

springs.

 

 

 

 

Tool dirty.

Clean tool. Notice: Do not

 

 

attempt to clean power load

 

 

strip channel with wire brush.

 

 

You may damage tool.

 

 

 

Reduction or loss

Piston not returning to full

Barrel must be opened to the

of power.

rear position.

full extended position to

 

 

properly position piston.

 

 

 

 

Worn piston ring or broken

Replace piston and/or piston

 

piston.

ring or take tool to your dis-

 

 

tributor.

 

 

 

Tool does not

Misassembled or damaged

Remove sear holder and

completely depress.

sear holder and firing pin

check all parts for correct fit

 

parts.

assembly.

 

 

 

Tool does not fire.

Failure of tool to depress

See data listed under “Tool

 

completely.

does not completely de-

 

 

press,” above.

 

 

 

 

Piston not fully reset.

Fully reset piston. See step 1

 

 

under OPERATION, page

 

 

14.

 

 

 

Tool does not fire.

Dirt buildup on sear holder

Check firing pin mark on

 

not allowing proper penetra-

power load. Clean sear

 

tion of firing pin or worn firing

holder, sear and firing pin.

 

pin.

Replace worn or damaged

 

 

parts. Notice: Do not attempt

 

 

to clean power load strip

 

 

channel with wire brush. You

 

 

may damage tool.

 

 

 

Opening and closing

Lack of proper cleaning.

Inspect and clean complete

of barrel or pushing

 

tool. Replace worn or dam-

down on

 

aged parts. Notice: Do not

tool, etc. is not

 

attempt to clean power load

smooth but is

 

strip channel with wire brush.

rough or binds.

 

You may damage tool.

 

 

 

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