To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix Paslode Power Tool not driving nails all the way in?
If your Paslode Power Tool is not driving fasteners completely into the wood, adjust the depth of drive (retract length). You can also increase the air pressure, but be sure not to exceed 120 psi.
What to do if fasteners jam in the nose of my Paslode WCS200?
If fasteners jam in the nose of your Paslode Power Tool, open the front guide latch, release the jammed fastener, and then securely close the latch.
How to adjust Paslode WCS200 that drives nails too deep?
If your Paslode Power Tool is driving fasteners too deeply into the wood, adjust the depth of drive (extend length) or reduce the air pressure. You may also adjust the work contacting element, if your tool has one.
Why does my Paslode WCS200 Power Tool operate but not drive fasteners?
If your Paslode Power Tool operates but doesn't drive fasteners, first check the magazine to ensure it contains the proper fasteners and that they slide freely without follower pressure. Next, open the front guide latch and inspect the nose area for jams or debris, clearing as needed. You can also increase the air pressure, but do not exceed 120 psi.
Why does my Paslode WCS200 Power Tool skip nails?
If your Paslode Power Tool skips during operation, and no fasteners are driven from time to time, check the magazine for proper fasteners and ensure the magazine follower slides freely. Clean it as needed to remove any debris. Also, make sure you're using the correct fasteners. You can also increase air flow to the tool by using larger air lines (3/8 ID minimum), and adjust the work contacting element, if available.
How to fix air leak at cap of Paslode Power Tool?
To address air leaks at the cap of your Paslode Power Tool when it's connected to air, try tightening the cap screws.
What to do if Paslode WCS200 Power Tool won't drive fully at faster speeds?
To resolve this issue with your Paslode Power Tool, increase the air flow to the tool by using larger air lines (3/8 inch ID minimum).
Details the model number, height, width, length, weight, and operating pressure.
Specifies staple length and staple diameter for the tool.
Describes the required 1/4” N.P.T. male plug and fitting specifications.
Recommends operating air pressure range and warns against exceeding it.
Emphasizes reading and understanding all safety precautions before operating the tool.
Mandates wearing appropriate eye and hearing protection devices.
Instructs users to operate the tool only as intended and not to misuse it.
Warns against using the tool for pranks or pointing it at others.
Advises checking the magazine for fasteners before handling the tool.
Prohibits disabling or locking the trigger in an operating position.
Instructs to disconnect air line and ensure trigger/element are not depressed during loading.
Requires the tool to be in contact with a workpiece during operation.
Warns against tampering with or removing the safety work contacting element.
Stresses disconnecting the tool from the air line when not in use or unattended.
Advises carrying the tool solely by its handle.
Discourages engraving or stamping the tool housing, as it's a pressure vessel.
Requires disconnecting air line and removing fasteners before repairs or jam clearing.
Emphasizes using MALE pneumatic type air connectors and avoiding FEMALE couplings.
Warns against exceeding recommended air pressure and advises checking gauges.
Recommends inspecting the tool for proper function before use.
Insists on using only Paslode-approved parts and fasteners to prevent dangerous situations.
General warning about potential severe personal injury and property damage if instructions are not followed.
Specifies that the tool uses Paslode® 16 gauge fasteners and warns about using non-standard ones.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading staples into the magazine.
Explains how to adjust the depth of drive using the wheel below the trigger.
Details the procedure for easily clearing a jammed fastener from the stapler.
Describes the lockout feature that prevents blank cycling and how to inspect for fasteners.
Explains the technique for rapid fastening using a bouncing motion with the trigger depressed.
Provides instructions on how to unload staples from the magazine.
Important safety advice: do not clamp or hold the trigger with anything other than your hand.
Provides procedures for warming up tools in sub-freezing temperatures.
Outlines essential checks to ensure the tool is safe and operating correctly after repairs.
Lists daily actions like draining filters, checking screws, and cleaning mechanisms for efficient operation.
Troubleshooting steps for fasteners not driving fully into wood.
Troubleshooting for fasteners not driving fully at higher speeds.
Troubleshooting steps for fasteners driving too deep into wood.
Procedure for clearing a jammed fastener from the tool's nose.
Troubleshooting steps for the tool skipping or not driving fasteners intermittently.
Troubleshooting steps when the tool operates but doesn't drive fasteners.
Troubleshooting for air leaks at the tool's cap when connected to air.
Graph showing air consumption in CFM versus air pressure in PSIG.
Diagram showing the internal components of the WCS200 stapler with part numbers.
Lists clear safety glasses as an available accessory with their part number.
Details the model number, height, width, length, weight, and operating pressure.
Specifies staple length and staple diameter for the tool.
Describes the required 1/4” N.P.T. male plug and fitting specifications.
Recommends operating air pressure range and warns against exceeding it.
Emphasizes reading and understanding all safety precautions before operating the tool.
Mandates wearing appropriate eye and hearing protection devices.
Instructs users to operate the tool only as intended and not to misuse it.
Warns against using the tool for pranks or pointing it at others.
Advises checking the magazine for fasteners before handling the tool.
Prohibits disabling or locking the trigger in an operating position.
Instructs to disconnect air line and ensure trigger/element are not depressed during loading.
Requires the tool to be in contact with a workpiece during operation.
Warns against tampering with or removing the safety work contacting element.
Stresses disconnecting the tool from the air line when not in use or unattended.
Advises carrying the tool solely by its handle.
Discourages engraving or stamping the tool housing, as it's a pressure vessel.
Requires disconnecting air line and removing fasteners before repairs or jam clearing.
Emphasizes using MALE pneumatic type air connectors and avoiding FEMALE couplings.
Warns against exceeding recommended air pressure and advises checking gauges.
Recommends inspecting the tool for proper function before use.
Insists on using only Paslode-approved parts and fasteners to prevent dangerous situations.
General warning about potential severe personal injury and property damage if instructions are not followed.
Specifies that the tool uses Paslode® 16 gauge fasteners and warns about using non-standard ones.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading staples into the magazine.
Explains how to adjust the depth of drive using the wheel below the trigger.
Details the procedure for easily clearing a jammed fastener from the stapler.
Describes the lockout feature that prevents blank cycling and how to inspect for fasteners.
Explains the technique for rapid fastening using a bouncing motion with the trigger depressed.
Provides instructions on how to unload staples from the magazine.
Important safety advice: do not clamp or hold the trigger with anything other than your hand.
Provides procedures for warming up tools in sub-freezing temperatures.
Outlines essential checks to ensure the tool is safe and operating correctly after repairs.
Lists daily actions like draining filters, checking screws, and cleaning mechanisms for efficient operation.
Troubleshooting steps for fasteners not driving fully into wood.
Troubleshooting for fasteners not driving fully at higher speeds.
Troubleshooting steps for fasteners driving too deep into wood.
Procedure for clearing a jammed fastener from the tool's nose.
Troubleshooting steps for the tool skipping or not driving fasteners intermittently.
Troubleshooting steps when the tool operates but doesn't drive fasteners.
Troubleshooting for air leaks at the tool's cap when connected to air.
Graph showing air consumption in CFM versus air pressure in PSIG.
Diagram showing the internal components of the WCS200 stapler with part numbers.
Lists clear safety glasses as an available accessory with their part number.
General| Type | Cordless Framing Nailer |
|---|---|
| Battery Voltage | 7.2V |
| Operating Pressure | N/A (Cordless) |
| Fuel Cell Type | Paslode Fuel Cell |
| Fastener Length | 2 in - 3-1/4 in (50 mm - 83 mm) |
| Power Source | Battery and fuel cell |
| Battery Type | NiCd |
