I need to have a little more information.
Is the green light flashing on the handle?
Does the fan run when you depress the nose?
The most common problem we see with these is bad / expired fuel - be sure to check the date stamped on the bottom of the fuel cell.
One other basic thing to check:
Bent lower probe - these are very prone to bending & that will prevent it from traveling fully and making the head switch inside.
If you still have problems please post more information about what the tool does / doesn't do and I'll talk you through troubleshooting.
SOURCE: i have paslode finishing nail gun , i cleaned it, not working now
The smoking is normal for a few times after cleaning ,but you might have put to much oil drops in chamber and piston chamber is getting a "vapor lock". Try recleaning with degreaser. Also have you forgotten to set the depth gauge at front of nose.
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SOURCE: CLEANED NAIL GUN EVERY THING SOUNDS OK BUT NOT FIRING CHANGED GAS
Pull the top off and clean the spark plug with a carb cleaner spray.
Check gas canister ...make sure it's not empty..
Do you get a green blinking light on the unit?
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SOURCE: paslode shoots a few nails and quits
try a new battery m8 when they have been used fir a while they wear out at the catch and when u fire the nail gun the battery works its way out enuf to stop it making a good contact. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: When I fire my im250 the firing pin often does not retract
Using a wire "toothbrush" size brush, clean the track in front of the gun where the pin slides - where the nail groove is. **** particles from the nails and the plating from the nails sluffs off fouling the path and causes the pin to stick. After several cleanings of my gun, I noticed that this brushing of the track the firing pin follows keeps it operating for several days without the problem recurring!
SOURCE: my paslode f 16 nail gun wont fire nails,new gas.
i found this happening to me and i oiled (light oil like 3 in 1) the driver (hammer) in the tip. that way it could retract and drive the next brad.
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