Why does my Porta-Nails 402 Nail Gun ram make a complete cycle but work hard?
If your Porta-Nails Nail Gun ram works hard while making a complete cycle, it's likely due to a lack of lubrication and accumulation of dirt or contaminants. To resolve this, remove the Ram and Driver Blade. Clean the Ram and Driver Blade, then lightly lubricate the Ram with a dry silicone lubricant.
What to do if Porta-Nails 402 ram will not go all the way down or up?
If the ram on your Porta-Nails Nail Gun isn't moving fully up or down, it may be because nails are jammed in the Shear Plate. Remove the Ram and Driver Blade. Then, remove the four Shoe Screws and the Shoe. Lift off the Wear Plate and remove any jammed nails.
Why Porta-Nails Nail Gun ram does not come up after completing downward cycle?
If the ram in your Porta-Nails Nail Gun doesn't come up after completing a downward cycle, the Ram Spring or Pawl Spring might be broken. Loosen (but do not remove) the two Ram Stop Screws. Remove the Ram and Driver Blade and replace the Ram Spring. If the Ram Spring is not broken, reverse this correction. For the Pawl Spring, remove the Shoulder Screw Nut and the Shoulder Screw. Pull out the Pawl Housing Assembly and inspect the Pawl and the Pawl Spring for wear or breakage, replacing if necessary. Reinstall and firmly tighten the Shoulder Screw Nut.
How to fix Porta-Nails 402 Nail Gun ram coming up before completing cycle?
If the ram in your Porta-Nails Nail Gun comes up before completing its cycle, it could be due to a worn Ram or Pawl, or a broken Pawl Spring. Remove the Shoulder Screw Nut and the Shoulder Screw. Pull out the Pawl Housing Assembly and inspect the Pawl and the Pawl Spring for wear or breakage, and replace if necessary. Reinstall and firmly tighten the Shoulder Screw Nut.
Details on how to operate the Porta-Nailer system correctly.
Instructions for converting the nailer between angled and face nailing.
General| Brand | Porta-Nails |
|---|---|
| Model | 402 |
| Category | Nail Gun |
| Language | English |
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