TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd)

 

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fasteners are jammed in

Worn/damaged feed pawl.

Replace feed pawl. Contact an

 

tool.

 

*AWSC

 

 

Worn/damaged feed pawl spring.

Replace feed pawl spring.

 

 

Fasteners are not correct size.

Fasteners recommended for tool

 

 

 

must be used.

 

 

Fasteners are bent.

Replace with undamaged

 

 

fasteners.

 

 

Nail height setting incorrect.

Set platform to correct height.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nailer/Stapler misfires or

Air pressure regulated too high.

Adjust air pressure to the correct

 

sinks two nails/staples at

 

PSI for that particular model

 

the same time.

 

nailer/stapler.

 

 

Trigger action faulty.

Repair trigger action. Purchase a

 

 

 

Trigger Repair Kit

 

Air leak near top of tool.

Loose exhaust cover screws.

Tighten screws.

 

 

O-rings failed on head valve.

Install head valve piston set.

 

 

 

Contact an *AWSC

 

Sluggish operation.

O-rings blown on head valve.

Install head valve piston set.

 

 

 

Contact an *AWSC

 

 

Loose driver guide screws.

Tighten screws.

 

 

 

 

 

Air leak near bottom of

Bumper or piston o-rings worn.

Replace bumper or piston

 

tool.

 

assembly. Purchase a Bottom

 

 

Repair Kit

 

Tool does nothing.

Air supply inadequate.

Check PSI and CFM.

 

 

O-rings failed on head valve

Install head valve piston set.

 

 

piston set.

Contact an *AWSC

 

 

 

 

 

Poor driver blade return.

Dirty cylinder.

Disassemble and clean cylinder.

 

 

Worn Bumper.

Replace bumper. Purchase

 

 

 

Bottom Repair Kit

 

 

O-rings worn in piston assembly.

Replace piston assembly. On the

 

 

 

NBSNC2x4 contact an *AWSC

 

 

 

for correct part. All other nailers

 

 

 

purchase Bottom Repair Kit.

 

 

 

 

 

Weak Drive.

Inadequate air supply.

Check PSI and CFM.

 

 

Worn piston assembly.

Replace piston assembly. On the

 

 

 

NBSNC2x4 contact *AWSC for

 

 

 

correct part. All other nailers

 

 

 

purchase Bottom Repair Kit.

 

 

 

 

 

NBSNC2X4 leaving a

Driver blade width is 1/4” making

Tilting the tool to the left 10° will

 

1/4” indention.

it possible to use staples and

eliminate the indention.

 

 

brad nails in the same tool

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*AWSC – Authorized Warranty Service Center: see back page for details

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DeVillbiss Air Power Company SNC1002X4, NBSNC2X4, NF2502X4, Contractor Series, NB2002X4 Troubleshooting Guide contd, Awsc