Why does the fan not run and the tool indicator light blink red or stay solid red on my Paslode CF-325?
If the fan doesn't run and the tool indicator light is blinking or solid red on your Paslode Nail Gun, it could mean the battery is not charged, so charge the battery. Another possibility is that the battery terminals are oily, dirty, or corroded; clean them with a cloth or pencil eraser.
Why does the fan not run or run slower than normal, and the tool indicator light is solid red on my Paslode Nail Gun?
If the fan doesn't run or runs slower than normal and the tool indicator light is solid red on your Paslode Nail Gun, the battery is likely discharged. You should charge the battery.
What to do if the battery charger flashes red/green for more than 20 minutes on my Paslode CF-325?
If the battery charger flashes red/green for more than 20 minutes on your Paslode Nail Gun, the battery is likely defective or its cycle life is exhausted. Replace the battery.
What to do if the charger gets hot, makes loud noises, or smokes while charging my Paslode CF-325?
If the charger for your Paslode Nail Gun gets hot, makes excessively loud noise, or smokes during the charging cycle, or if the charger cord or wall plug gets hot, discontinue use immediately and unplug it from the power source. Replace the charger and tag or dispose of the old charger to prevent accidental reuse or connection to a power source.
What to do if my Paslode Nail Gun will not cycle but the fan runs and the indicator light is solid green?
If your Paslode Nail Gun won't cycle but the fan runs and the indicator light is solid green, the fuel cartridge may be empty, so replace it. Also, the spark wire might be out of the spark plug; remove the cap, check the spark lead, insert it into the spark plug, and replace the cover. A dirty spark plug can also cause this issue, so clean the tool cylinder head and spark plug. If no spark is generated, return the tool to an authorized Paslode dealer for service.
What to do if the work-contacting element on my Paslode Nail Gun does not depress fully and the tool does not operate?
If the work-contacting element on your Paslode Nail Gun doesn't depress fully and the tool doesn't operate, it could be due to several reasons: * There are four or fewer nails in the tool, so load a strip of nails. * The lockout bracket is stuck in the lockout position. Check the lockout, and if you cannot free it, return the tool to an authorized Paslode dealer for service. * The work-contacting element is bent, worn, or at the deepest setting, or the follower is not behind the fasteners. Remove and inspect the lower probe, then clean, adjust, or replace it as needed. Also, position the follower behind the fasteners.
Highlights critical safety precautions for operating the tool, including temperature, ventilation, and child safety.
Lists essential safety rules for operating the nailer, such as eye protection and avoiding horseplay.
Covers safety for driving fasteners in hazardous areas and proper storage of the tool and fuel.
Details safety precautions for handling the fuel cartridge, including explosion and fire hazards.
Details the firing sequence and how to adjust the nail depth setting for optimal performance.
Addresses common problems related to the battery and charger, providing troubleshooting steps.
Highlights critical safety precautions for operating the tool, including temperature, ventilation, and child safety.
Lists essential safety rules for operating the nailer, such as eye protection and avoiding horseplay.
Covers safety for driving fasteners in hazardous areas and proper storage of the tool and fuel.
Details safety precautions for handling the fuel cartridge, including explosion and fire hazards.
Details the firing sequence and how to adjust the nail depth setting for optimal performance.
Addresses common problems related to the battery and charger, providing troubleshooting steps.
General| Fastener Range | 2 in - 3-1/4 in |
|---|---|
| Power Source | Gas and battery |
| Battery | 7.4V Li-ion |
| Magazine Capacity | 30 nails |
| Nail Shank Diameter | 0.113 in |
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