DeWalt DCN45RNN User Manual (English)

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Ryan SaundersAug 13, 2025
Why DeWalt DCN45RNN Nail Gun does not drive fasteners fully?
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  Jay MillerAug 13, 2025
  If your DeWalt Nail Gun isn't driving fasteners fully, several factors could be at play. First, check the depth adjustment and rotate it to a deeper setting. Ensure you're applying adequate force, securing the tool tightly to the workpiece. The material and fastener length should be appropriate for the application. New tools may require 500–1000 nails to mesh properly, so use shorter nails initially. If using longer ring shank nails, adjust the speed setting to position 2.
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warechristopherAug 17, 2025
How to fix DeWalt DCN45RNN motor not running with trigger depressed?
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  Keith ValenzuelaAug 17, 2025
  If the motor of your DeWalt Nail Gun doesn't run when the trigger is depressed, first check if the trigger lock is engaged and unlock it. If the tool is stalled, rotate the stall release lever. If the driver blade doesn't return, remove the battery and manually push it back. Try resetting the tool's internal electronics by removing the battery, waiting 3 seconds, and reinserting it. Note that the motor stopping after 5 seconds is normal operation; release and re-depress the trigger. Also ensure that the battery and the tool are not hot; let them cool down if needed.
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samantha21Aug 20, 2025
What causes jammed nail in DeWalt Nail Gun?
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  Jimmy CrossAug 20, 2025
  If your DeWalt Nail Gun has a jammed nail, it could be due to using the wrong size or angle of nails. Ensure you are using the recommended nails. The material and fastener length should also be appropriate for the application. Check for any debris in the nosepiece that might be causing the jam.
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Marie HaydenAug 25, 2025
What to do if DeWalt DCN45RNN motor runs but will not fire?
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  Amy JonesAug 25, 2025
  If your DeWalt Nail Gun's motor runs but doesn't fire, the issue could stem from a low or damaged battery; check the charge level and replace if necessary. A jammed nail might be preventing actuation; remove the battery, clear any jammed nails, cycle the stall release lever, and manually push the driver blade if needed before reinserting the battery.
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Mary ThompsonAug 28, 2025
How to troubleshoot DeWalt DCN45RNN motor not running with contact trip depressed?
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  Philip PowersAug 28, 2025
  If the motor of your DeWalt Nail Gun doesn't run when the contact trip is depressed, first ensure the trigger lock isn't engaged. Unlock it if it is. If the tool is stalled, rotate the stall release lever. If the driver blade doesn't return, remove the battery and manually push it back to its home position. Note that the motor stopping after 5 seconds is normal; release and re-depress the contact trip. Also, ensure the battery and tool are not hot; let them cool down if needed.
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Terry OsborneSep 1, 2025
What to do if DeWalt DCN45RNN operates, but no fastener is driven?
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  Daniel NormanSep 1, 2025
  If your DeWalt Nail Gun operates but doesn't drive any fasteners, start by checking if there are nails in the magazine and load them if necessary. Ensure you're using the correct size and angle of nails as recommended. Inspect the nosepiece and magazine for any debris, and clean them if needed.
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Sophia WatkinsSep 4, 2025
Why does drive blade continue to get stuck in down position of DeWalt Nail Gun?
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  James MillerSep 4, 2025
  If the drive blade of your DeWalt Nail Gun keeps getting stuck, it might be due to a jammed nail. Use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails, manually returning the driver blade if necessary. Ensure you're using an appropriate material and fastener length for your application. Also, check for and remove any debris in the nosepiece. New tools can take 500–1000 nails to run smoothly. If using longer ring shank nails, adjust the speed setting to position 2.
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fitzgeraldjohnSep 8, 2025
Why DeWalt DCN45RNN motor starts up but generates a lot of noise?
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  Summer PayneSep 8, 2025
  If your DeWalt Nail Gun's motor starts up but makes a lot of noise, it could be due to a jammed nail with the driver blade stuck down. Use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails, manually returning the driver blade if necessary.