This is a Genuine OEM replacement part used on some Dewalt Nailers and Staplers. This item includes a new valve and o-rings. If your tool is leaking air or the trigger valve is stuck, replacing this part may resolve the issue.
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Solved the problem
A Dewalt nail gun recently failed to fire nails. It seemed as though there was a reduction of volume to properly fire. I removed the firing cylinder and all of the o-rings seemed fine. I removed the trigger and discovered that the interior o-ring was deformed. I could have replaced the o-ring but it was more efficient to replace the entire trigger.
Guest - September 9, 2019
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Great parts
Arrived quickly and was just what I ordered.
Guest - October 21, 2019
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Excellent Service
Ordering the correct part was easy once the part number change was verified. Delivery was prompt. The part fit with little effort. The nailer worked as expected. I am perfectly satisfied.
Guest - November 11, 2019
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the part fixed the problem
This part was just what I needed to fix the problem of my nail gun not working and air escaping near the trigger. A fair price not as expensive as others would use ereplacementparts.com again as my first choice of parts sites.
Guest - November 21, 2019
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Simply perfect!
Part was a match, repair was a snap, tool works like new, what more can you ask for!
Paul - November 20, 2019
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Easy do replace , good as new
Perfect fit , went right together
Guest - January 26, 2020
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great company
part came in on time min good shape and repaired my brad nailer perfect. the chart that shows the average % of troubleshooting is a great asset.thank you very much.
Guest - February 19, 2020
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Works perfect
Received part very quickly within just a couple days the exact part I needed and it works great
Guest - February 19, 2020
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working again!
Great results The diagnosis percentage method is very helpful.
Guest - March 31, 2020
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Just what I needed
Came very quickly no hassle instal and it worked flawlessly thanks
Guest - April 14, 2020
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1. Took out the hinge pin for the trigger, saved the rubber retainer washer that holds the pin.
2. Set the trigger and spring aside.
3. Use a straight punch OR take a nail the diameter of the two spring pins that hold the valve in place, grind the end of the nail flat. Gently tap the two pins out, NOTE they are different lengt
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4. Pull the trigger valve assembly out of the gun frame, Mine separated and required long nose pliers to pull the second half of the assembly out.
5. Inspect the empty hole for dirt and or debris, clean as needed.
6. Take the new valve assembly and use a light touch of Vaseline on the two rubber \"O\" rings just to help them insert in the frame. Caution do not block the air gaps in the valve system, just a light touch of lube to help assembly.
7. Orient the gray safety lever in the correct position and insert the valve assembly into the gun frame. align the two notches so the spring pins will slide in place.
8. Insert the spring pins Long and Short in the correct holes, tap them in until evenly seated. (same amount showing on both sides)
9. Place the trigger and spring back into position and push the hinge pin in making sure it engages the safety bar (this should not have moved but if it did make sure it is back where it belongs so the hinge pin keeps it in place).
10. Place the retaining rubber washer on the end of the hinge pin and you\'re back in business
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Nailer was shooting air out of the trigger and not nailing.
Took a small nail and a hammer to push out the 2 pins that hold the trigger assembly in place.
Pulled trigger out, slid the new trigger in and pushed the 2 pins back in and DONE. Works like new.
Remove one pin above trigger pull trigger out then punch out two roll pins holding trigger valve. Pull out valve and install new and reinstall everything
Removed trigger, punched both pins out, removed old valve, installed new valve, installed pins
released latch,removed screw from contact tip,installed new contact tip
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Nail gun quit firing. Large amount of air coming out of trigger valve
Removed trigger and pins holding in the trigger valve in the gun. Removed trigger valve and replaced with new one with a little lithium grease add to it. Put pins back in and then the trigger. Worked just fine after this repair.
1. Removed the trigger and damaged trigger valve assembly (watched online video).
2. Installed new trigger valve assembly.
3. Installed two pins to hold the trigger valve assembly in place.
4. Installed the trigger.
5. Connected air hose, tested it and my nailer is back in operation.
I tapped out the 2 roll pins with the hammer and a long shank punch, I think it might have been a 1/8 or just a tad bit smaller, used the dental pick to pry the grommet off the trigger pivot pin. Removed the pivot pin and the trigger then pulled out one part of the trigger valve, it had separated and part of it was still down inside. I us
... Read moreed the pick to remove it, all the pieces came out pretty easy. Placed the new trigger valve in, started to insert the roll pins but the valve assembly wasn\'t seated far enough, it kind of snapped into place when I applied a little more pressure. Replaced the roll pins and the trigger pivot pin, this was a little tricky at first, then I realized I needed to depress the trigger plunger to get the thin wire safety spring back into place, popped on the grommet and it was done.
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Air leaking by trigger valve. Would not drive nails.
Removed pin that held plastic trigger. Removed trigger, Tapped out two roll pins, and removed valve assembly. Made sure that new valve assembly had correct orientation. Installed new valve assemble and drove roll pins back in. Tested nailer.
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Air was leaking around the trigger and thus the nail gun wouldn\'t fire.
After finding an exploded diagram online of the nail gun, I was able to see how the trigger assembly was removed from the body of the gun by knocking out 3 small pins with a hammer and small nail. Once the assembly was out, I noticed 2 small O-rings appeared to be damaged. I ordered a replacement trigger assembly and slipped it back into
... Read morethe nailer by reversing the process and now it works fine. Simple fix, very easily ordered part, text book repair.
THANKS!!
Blair H.
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