FINAL LOWER NAILER REASSEMBLY - Step by Step
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• Put nailer body in a padded vise with bottom facing up |
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FINAL LOWER NAILER REASSEMBLY - Step by Step
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• Put nailer body in a padded vise with bottom facing up |
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• Place rubber seat into bore with chamfer facing out It is important that chamfer faces or Safety slide will not fit later in this assembly |
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| • Place in support washer on top of rubber seat. | |
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• Place cylinder sleeve into bore with internal lead facing out. • The cylinder sleeve will hold in the rubber seat and the support washer |
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• Insert driving blade assembly with teflon seals into cylinder sore |
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• Take care to properly seat piston seal ring and not pinch seal ring. |
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| • Insert driving blade assembly with u-cup seal into cylinder bore | |
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| • Lubricate seal and cylinder bore with white grease | |
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• Use bent paper clip to shoe horn seal into cylinder sore • If seal slides into bore without help from a paper clip or similar Instrument , the seal is installed Improperly and should be reinstalled In the proper direction |
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• Push piston down to bottom of bore • Install rubber bumper. |
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• If nailer is fired without installing rubber bumper, serious
damage will occur to the nailer (do not forget this!). |
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| • Slide channel assembly with adapter foot on to driving blade and bottom of nailer. | |
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| • Be sure drive blade is in the slot on the gate. | |
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• Tighten the 4 1/4-20 x 1-1/4" socket head cap screws in a crossover pattern |
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