It is a genuine replacement part that is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer for use with Ridgid nailers. This is the piston seal that helps to prevent air from escaping, please make sure to check appropriate diagrams for correct location and use of this item. Over time the material may deteriorate and crack eventually requiring replacement. It is made from high-quality rubber material and it is sold individually.
Remove move the top cover. It has 4 Ellen bolts.
Remove old bushing or seal what ver it might be referred too.
In my case the seal had fractured and disintegrated with in the housing.
I used low pressure air to remove all the tiny pieces that were left behind.
I used reel grease to lube all the rubber seals,
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the seal push in to the top piece. it only goes in one way.
made sure every this was free of debris and reassembled
Pretty easy talking apart only (4) Allen nuts. pull out all parts carefully to remember how it goes back in. In reverse of taking it out. Grease everything good while installing after you clean it all first . With a little patience you are back in business.
In short. I removed all of the parts inside of the gun that looked worn or maybe causing an air leak. The parts diagram the ereplacements was a great help on putting the parts in the correct place. Thank you
Removed 4 Allen screws/bolts
Removed piston cap
Removed Allen screw in center (use caution Allen screw holding piston valve center has spring and is under tension)
Press out valve and Hd. Valve piston Piston
Press in new parts
Insert Allen screw in center (again use caution as center will be under tension fro
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Attach piston cap
Insert 4 Allen screws/bolts
Job complete
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Nailer wouldnÆt fire and just blew air. Inside nylon type seal broke into several small pieces
Removed top of nailer, pulled out the guts, pried our three seal and popped the new one back in.
The diagram on ereplacement website was essential. I didnÆt have a parts diagram and wouldnÆt have a clue what the party was called. Thanks guys. YouÆre the best
Framing gun was leaking air. Removed back of tool. Found bad gasket and seal. Searched for solution of problem online. Found this parts website. Order replacement parts. Took about a week to receive. Replaced parts. Lubricated tool. Works like new.
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