Happy New Year to you all.
I eventually got round to changing the springs on my DCN692 Brushless nailer. However I couldn't get the nailer to power on. I reseated the springs several times without success.
What I did note is when I removed the unit that houses the nails the unit powered on.
Further inspection and I think I found the reason why the unit is not powering on. I've noticed the part that houses the spring seems to be twisted (see attached photo). Is this meant to be like this or is it faulty?
No idea how this happened as it's been well looked after.
DeWalt Brushless Nailer- How did this happen?
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DeWalt Brushless Nailer- How did this happen?
when ive just taken mine apart the firing pin in mine is exactly the same shape as that. cocked owa to one side exactly the same