Bostitch Nailgun dis-assembly/assembly

Usually this happens with the lack of lubrication as well as small leaks in the O-ring seals. I would closely examine the seals. See the link below to see a parts breakdown for Bostitch nailers. Enter your model number and you will see the parts breakdown and part numbers. Use the diagrams as a guide for disassembly and reassembly.

Feel free to post any additional questions that you have. I have had my nailer for over 20 probelm free years. The key is lubrication.

Dan

Generally this is caused by a lack of lubrication. Go to the link below and enter the model number. That will get you a complete parts breakdown diagram for the gun. Use that as a guide to dis-assemble the feeder area and clean it and lub it using pneumatic oil.

Feel free to post any additional questions that you have.

Dan

Link: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/bostitch-parts-c-29443.html?gclid=CJShhrPp_KMCFeoD5Qod_FSyLA

Please see the link below and enter the model number. That will get you to a complete parts breakdown diagram from which you can dis-assemble the unit and remove the jammed nails.

Dan

Link: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/bostitch-parts-c-29443.html?gclid=COqqlsL3wqMCFZxo5Qod4gOiag

Follow the link below and enter the model number (F28WW). This will get you to a page with the entire parts breakdown with pricing. Also there is a FAQ section that should be helpful.

Dan

Link: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/bostitch-parts-c-29443.html?gclid=CK232OvOu6MCFZZM5Qod4gz2bg

This would depend upon where the nail is stuck. Click on the link below to get to a site that has the complete diagrams of the unit. Enter the model number and you will get the diagrams with part numbers and costs should you need parts.

Dan

Link: http://www.ereplacementparts.com/bostitch-parts-c-29443.html?gclid=CPalnuStwKMCFUWC5Qod0XDcZw