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Put air on my D51844 it starts firing nail out i have not touch the trigger what is the problem danger

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Dewalt uses a combination buna and vinyl orings. The vinyl orings in their nailers fail by turning into putty. To fix your problem replace the trigger valve or the vinyl orings within. You will meed three orings in the trigger valve, (buna 70) , two rings are 2mm and one is 6mm. Within the body of the gun there are 5 more vinyl orings that fail. The rebuild kit has some vinyl orings and will most likely fail also. Convert to buna for longer life. Good luck

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  • Posted on Feb 06, 2009

SOURCE: Once trigger is depressed, air leaks and no nail is fired....

Sounds like the trigger o-ring is damaged, either because of not being oiled frequently, or the pneumatic tool has not been used for a while. O-rings will harden up if not used. Look for a place that sells fasteners, or nails and see if they can put a new o-ring in the trigger asm. for you. If you take the gun to a place where you purchase your nails, they should repair for little or no cost. it is an easy repair if you have the tools, parts, etc.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 06, 2009

SOURCE: Air leaks arond trigger when depressed, but no nail fires.

Where does the air leak out from? If it leaks from the trigger DeWalt makes a trigger valve assembly part # 641006-00 list 8.89 BUT if it leaks from other areas we have to look into it deeper. If it is just the trigger valve let me know and I will give you instructions how to remove and install the new one.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2009

SOURCE: Dewalt 51488. Air leaks around trigger and won't fire nail.

Go to Dewaltservicenet.com and download a breakdown of the tool before starting. I would recoment changing all the O rings and make sure that you get a good grease to lube them first. Its not that hard.

John Trevino

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  • Posted on Sep 16, 2011

SOURCE: my framing nail gun won't

Time for oring kit # d518005 available at Dewalt service center or at www.toolpartsdirect.com.
May as well order the replacement trigger valve while there. These two items will renew your gun. Good luck

John Trevino

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  • Posted on Nov 02, 2012

SOURCE: when you pull the trigger air comes out near the trigger and no nail is fired.

The problem that you describe indicates that the orings within the trigger failed. You could replace the orings if you have a source for very small rings (2mm x 1.5 for the firing pin inside the trigger valve) or just replace the whole trigger assembly (under $10). Lube all orings with white grease or silicone paste lube (remove head and lube head valve assembly). Good luck

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Hi Charles & Floyd:
Just a couple of thoughts that may assist.
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