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The short answer is no! The check ball plays an important role in the proper operation of the grease gun. What prompted you to remove the check ball in the first place? If you have grease coming out of the relief valve you have a different problem entirely. If this is the case just let me know and I can guide you through it!
Your screen digitizer is broken. I assume it is "touching" without you touching it. This is due to microscopic damage. Tell your carrier it just "broke" and you should get it repaired.
Most I.R. impacts require grease in the hammer mechanism (clutch) and oil in the air motor.
To lubricate the air motor simply add oil through the air inlet about 3 to 6 drops at every use.
To lubricate the hammer (clutch) mechanism you will need a grease gun with a needle, the grease fitting (item# 17) is located on the hammer case assembly (item# 15) 2 or 3 small squirts will sufficiently lube the hammer (clutch) mechanism.
With heavy use grease the tool once a month, with light use 2 to 3 times a year.
Follow this link for the parts list, also indicates the grease needed: http://manualarchive.ingersollrandproducts.com/ir_pdfs/Tools/Vehicle%20Service%20Tools/Air%20Impact%20Tools/80164726_ed4.pdf
The driver must be all the way up for nails to feed properly into place. Remove air and nails from gun. Examine the gun for driver neer bottom of gun. Driver could be broken or missing. If driver is neer bottom, push driver all the way up and test for proper action. If it only shoots one nail, time for oring kit or driver is bent. If it continues to work add only a few drops of oil as needed during use. If oil is coming out of nose, you have added too much oil. Parts are at www.bostitch.com. Good luck
Bought a new one. Stanley hold no spares in this country, so it was cheaper this way!
I am disappointed it broke so easily, so soon in its proper life. The part that failed seems poorly designed to me.
about the only thing to do is take the gun of the unit ,place it straight in line on the floor or bench and try to hand feed the wire back the other way.good luck,this will be a lucky thing if it works.i dont understand how the wire broke off in the first place.
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