Air Tools & Compressors - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support
You or who ever worked on your tool last didn't replace the lock out spring. I see this all the time. Its a little spring that holds the lock out down so the safety can engage. I bet when u try to fire the gun upside down the safety doesn't go all the way back.
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7 hours ago
find a local dealer and have them order one for you
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on May 29, 2021
Paslode im350Reliable, high-performance gas framing nail gun with low weight and excellent balance, enabling extended work periods with lower fatigue. Multi-angled teeth nose probe provides an additional bite to prevent tool sliding and ensure positive placement in timbers. The sequential trigger for safety. The lock-out function engages when only 3 nails remain. 1 x 2.1Ah Li-Ion Battery90min Charge TimeFires 3.1mm 51-90mm NailsFires up to 120/minFires up to 9000 Shots per Battery ChargeSequential Trigger ActionTool-Free Depth AdjustmentWithout Nose PieceWithout Battery IndicatorMagazine Window
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on May 04, 2021
air conditioner compressor oil usually obtained at an ac service shop not something we diy people can do
Clarke Air Tools...
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on Apr 20, 2021
How would we know since we are not an HP affiliate or their tech support
HP Air Tools &...
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on Apr 15, 2021
Put amp meter to test motor draw and test capacitor as well
Psi Air Tools &...
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on Apr 13, 2021
I suggest you remove the manifold from the compressor and try run it like that. It seems like the compressor is running against a dead head and just stalling the motor, which then starts to overheat. If this solves the problem you need to look into the regulator to see if there is a blockage or valve that is stuck closed. If the regulator is not the fault, look at the outlet valve to see that it is not stuck closed. Here are diagrams of the related parts. There are virtually no spares available for this machine bar a few seals etc.
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on Apr 07, 2021
COPCO MIGHT KNOW WE DO NOT SORRY
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on Mar 28, 2021
There are several reasons for a compressor to run too hot, including high compression ratio, high return gas temperatures, and lack of external cooling. High compression ratios are the result of either lower than normal suction pressures or higher than normal discharge pressures.
Ingersoll Air...
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on Mar 26, 2021
There is no reset button for the compressor, if the compressor won't start check the valve is not open, also check the outlet power, Shut the drain valve at the bottom of the tank if it's open
Dewalt Air Tools...
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on Mar 26, 2021
Yes use pipe thread seal. The center is turned to open and close no need to remove plug. If is frozen replace.
Porter Cable...
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on Mar 17, 2021
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