Paslode im250 not firing
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Paslode im250 not firing
Wondering if anyone can help i got a paslode im 250 ii that wasnt firing so i stripped down cleaned put in new orings checked over reasembled and still the same green light flashes no red ones batteries good sparks seems good when heads off it doesnt fire except say once every 20 presses it will and that seems to not fire the nail only firing pin has no jams ect has the yellow gas stem all been cleaned out any ideas im starting to think maybe its gettin no spark when heada on is this possible
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Paslode im250 not firing
Maybe a daft question, but do you have sufficient nails in it.? More to the point, does it spark consistently with the head off?
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Paslode im250 not firing
Next thing I'd start looking at would be the safety lock out on the nose to see if it is fully engaging when the nose is depressed on the workpiece. When opened up (top off) does the fan come on if there are pins in the gun and the nose is depressed? There should be a microswitch somewhere near the top.of the gas cannister housing which activates the fan when the nose is depressed. These days I'm more familiar woth the Senco/Rawl type of gun and on those the microswitch can get broken and cause the gun to die
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Paslode im250 not firing
i had a strange one on my im65. i put it in for repair as it was doing my head in.
basically the gun would fire a nail. then totally die and if i removed and reatached the battery it would fire a nail and then again die
basically the gun would fire a nail. then totally die and if i removed and reatached the battery it would fire a nail and then again die
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Paslode im250 not firing
That sounds like it could be a capacitor fault, Fin
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Paslode im250 not firing
My im65 does that: it's always been a poor battery connection. I used to shove a screwdriver down into the battery housing and ease the tabs out a bit, (and clean them up a bit as well).
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Paslode im250 not firing
at the time i didnt have spare time so i gave it to the repair shop. its done now i just need to collect it. ill find out what it was then.
have you lads seen the newer style gasles nailers? like hikoki and milwaukee do them. they look decent like
have you lads seen the newer style gasles nailers? like hikoki and milwaukee do them. they look decent like
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Paslode im250 not firing
Been using s Hikoki NR1890 since March. Impressed so far. Went the whole hog and got the 15ga, 16ga and 18ga pinners as well. What did you want to know (new thread?)
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"The fundamental cause of the trouble is that in the modern world the stupid are cocksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.” - Bertrand Russell from The Triumph of Stupidity", 1933