DeWalt P35s Mode D'emploi page 11

TROUBLESHOOTING
ALWAYS CHECK INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR PROPER ASSEMBLY OF PARTS
PROBLEM
Fastener overdriving
Tool does not fire
Tool does not depress
completely
Power reduction or inconsistent
fastener penetration
Load strip cannot be inserted
into tool
Load strip will not advance
Load will not fire when trigger
is pulled
Load will not fire when tool
is fully depressed and trigger
is pulled
Tool cannot be opened
or cycled
Piston stuck in the
forward position
Chipped or damaged piston
Piston guide will not open easily
Piston guides open too easily
P35s
POSSIBLE CAUSE
Power level too high / Pin too short
Soft base material
Tool not depressed completely
Firing pin damaged
Damaged firing pin parts, ejector, etc.
Parts assembled improperly
Barrel is not pulled fully forward
when cycling tool
Worn or damaged piston or piston ring
Improper loading
Wrong caliber strip
Worn advance lever guide
Tool is not fully depressed
Load is already fired
Load misfire
Broken firing pin
Broken or missing
Lack of proper cleaning
Damaged or bent piston
Broken or damaged parts
Piston has been overdriven and is
jammed against the piston reset pin
Tool not held on work surface
squarely. This allows the piston to
slip off the head of the pin and cause
damage to the piston
Bent shear clip
Excessive build-up of dirt
Piston stop is damaged
Foreign material jammed between the
piston guide and steel liner assembly
Annular ball spring or steel annular ball
have worn
SOLUTION
Use a lower powder load level number or a longer pin
Check base material suitability section
See "Tool does not depress completely" section below
Replace damaged part(s)
Check the parts for damage or improper assembly
Barrel must be pulled out completely to properly
Replace piston or piston ring
Insert strip from the bottom of the tool handle
Use proper strip
Replace advance lever guide
This should be performed by qualified individuals
Follow safety procedure for misfired load then attempt to
fully depress tool before pulling trigger
Cycle tool
Follow safety procedure
Replace firing pin nut. This should be performed by
qualified individuals
Replace firing pin nut. This firing pin nut should be
performed by qualified individuals
Clean tool thoroughly
Remove and replace piston
Tag tool with warning "Defective - Do Not Use" place in
locked container and contact your D
Authorized representative for service
Tap the piston against a hard surface
Machine piston as shown on page 12 #7.
Piston regrinding may be performed only by
qualified individuals.
Remove and replace shear clip
Disassemble and clean tool
Replace piston stop
Disassemble and remove foreign particles
Remove and replace with a new spring and/or ball
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