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If your Freeman Nail Gun isn't shooting fasteners, it could be due to a damaged pusher spring (replace the spring) or using the wrong size of fasteners (use 1/2" crown staples or 1-1/2" to 2" nails).
Why is my Freeman PFL618C Nail Gun lacking power and cycling slowly?
A lack of power and slow cycling in your Freeman Nail Gun can stem from several causes: the tool may be too dry (add 2-3 drops of lubrication into the air connector), the air pressure might be too low (ensure your air compressor is set between 70psi and 110psi), or the exhaust could be blocked (clean the exhaust channel).
What to do if fasteners are jammed in my Freeman PFL618C frequently?
If fasteners frequently jam in your Freeman Nail Gun, several factors could be at play. The drive channel might be worn (fix the drive channel), the piston could be broken or worn (replace the piston), or you might be using bent fasteners (remove the bent fasteners and replace them with 1/2" crown staples or 1-1/2" to 2" nails). Also, a dirty magazine (clean magazine), a loose magazine (tighten screws), or incorrect fasteners (verify that fasteners are the correct size) could be the cause.
How to stop air leaking in the head cap of my Freeman PFL618C?
Air leaking in the head cap of your Freeman Nail Gun is often due to loose screws (tighten screws) or worn/damaged O-rings or seals (install overhaul kit).
General| Operating Pressure | 70 - 115 PSI |
|---|---|
| Magazine Capacity | 100 |
| Air Inlet | 1/4" NPT |
| Fastener Type | Cleat, Staple |
| Fastener Range | 1-1/2 inch to 2 inch |
Details essential personal safety measures like eye and hearing protection, proper attire, and alertness.
Guidelines for maintaining a safe and hazard-free work environment, including avoiding explosive atmospheres.
Covers proper handling, avoiding misuse, securing workpieces, and tool maintenance.
Guidance on adjusting air pressure for optimal fastener driving depth and consistent results.
Detailed steps for attaching the air source and driving fasteners into the workpiece.
Identifies common issues, their causes, and recommended correction actions for the tool.
