Why does my DeWalt DCN691 Nail Gun motor make a lot of noise when starting?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun motor makes a lot of noise when starting, it could be due to a jammed nail with the driver blade stuck in the down position. Use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails and manually return the driver blade if necessary.
Why DeWalt DCN691 operates, but no fastener is driven?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun operates, but no fastener is driven, it could be due to a few reasons. Check if there are nails in the magazine and load them if necessary. Ensure you are using the correct size and angle nails as recommended. Also, inspect the nosepiece and magazine for any debris and clean them if needed.
Why DeWalt DCN691 motor does not run with contact trip depressed?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun motor doesn't run when you depress the contact trip, start by checking if the trigger lock is engaged and unlock it. Another possibility is that the dryfire lockout is engaged, preventing the contact trip from traveling fully; load more nails into the magazine. Also, the tool might be stalled, which locks the motor; rotate the stall release lever to release it. If the driver blade doesn't return, remove the battery and manually push the driver blade back to its home position. Keep in mind that the motor stopping after 5 seconds is normal operation; release and redepress the contact trip.
Why won't the motor run when I press the trigger on my DeWalt DCN691?
If the motor of your DeWalt Nail Gun doesn't run when you depress the trigger, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the trigger lock isn't engaged. If the tool is stalled, rotate the stall release lever. If the driver blade doesn't return, remove the battery and manually push the driver blade back. For sequential actuation mode, depress the contact trip before firing, or switch to bump mode (DCN692 only). Try resetting the tool's electronics by removing the battery for 3 seconds and reinserting it. Note that the motor will stop running after 5 seconds, which is normal operation; release and redepress the trigger to continue.
Why does my DeWalt DCN691 Nail Gun motor starts up but generates a lot of noise?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun motor starts but generates excessive noise, it could be due to a jammed nail with the driver blade stuck. Use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails, and manually return the driver blade if necessary.
What to do if DeWalt DCN691 Nail Gun drive blade continues to get stuck in down position?
If the drive blade of your DeWalt Nail Gun frequently gets stuck in the down position, use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails and manually return the driver blade if needed. Also, inspect the nosepiece for debris and clean it thoroughly, watching for small pieces of broken nails.
Why does my DeWalt DCN691 operate but not drive any fasteners?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun operates but doesn't drive fasteners, start by checking if there are nails in the magazine and load them if necessary. Ensure you are using the correct size and angle nails as recommended. Also, inspect the nosepiece and magazine for any debris and clean them if needed.
What to do if my DeWalt Nail Gun operates, but no fastener is driven?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun operates but doesn't drive fasteners, start by ensuring there are nails in the magazine and that they are the correct size and angle. Also check for and remove any debris in the nosepiece or magazine. If these steps don't work, there may be a problem with internal components.
Why DeWalt DCN691 drive blade continues to get stuck in down position?
If the drive blade of your DeWalt Nail Gun continues to get stuck in the down position, it could be due to a jammed nail. Use the stall release lever to clear any jammed nails, and manually return the driver blade if necessary. Another potential cause is debris in the nosepiece; clean the nose area, watching for small pieces of broken nails stuck in the track.
How to fix DeWalt DCN691 that does not actuate?
If your DeWalt Nail Gun's motor runs but doesn't actuate, first ensure the magazine is loaded with nails. Check the battery charge level and replace if necessary. If there is a jammed nail, remove the battery, clear the jam, cycle the stall release lever, and manually push the driver blade up if needed before reinserting the battery pack.
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