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Posted on May 28, 2012

NR90GR fan not working ?

The fan is not working and the gun will not fire, Any help would be appreciated

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Oct 05, 2008

SOURCE: Hitachi Framing Gun Not Firing - Bad Battery?

Does the fan run and the light blink ont he nailer? I have one that I just bought. I put in the wrong type of nails and got one stuck. I had to take the front apart to clear it and now the damm thing wont fire. The green light blinks and the gas cartridge is basically full, even the fan does run after I release the push lever, but no fire???

I wonder if yours is the same as mine did fire for a couple nails first just fine then got jammed...

I will try to charge the battery more.... MAybe like yours it needs a strong charge for the spark...
Russ

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Kelly

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  • Posted on Mar 24, 2011

SOURCE: I have a hitachi nr90gr...

Check the spark plug for debris:
This manual: Item 11 left side of the page.
http://www.ereplacementparts.com/images/hitachi/NR90GR.pdf
Also make sure the spark plug wire is connected. You have all the indications that you shuold be able to fire... just no fire. That only leaves the spark plug item 11 and the wiring to the spark plug as suspected problem areas. Try removing the spark plug and testing it by grounding it to the chassis and pulling the trigger in a firing configuration. You may have gotten something in the plug during repairs or damaged the spark plug. You said you fixed a bad wire... given you have no spark is the repaired wired chaffing where you taped it and exposed and are of the spark plug wire to chassis ground? (
Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly

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Does the fan run and the light blink ont he nailer? I have one that I just bought. I put in the wrong type of nails and got one stuck. I had to take the front apart to clear it and now the damm thing wont fire. The green light blinks and the gas cartridge is basically full, even the fan does run after I release the push lever, but no fire???

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