This is a genuine item that is supplied by the original equipment manufacturer for use with Porter Cable nailers. It provides a high-quality replacement for a worn or a missing seal that was installed on a new unit. To ensure the exact location and the correct installation, refer to the diagrams of your model. Keep in mind, this part is made of durable rubber material and is sold as an individual component. You will need an Allen wrench to remove and reattach the head cap in order to perform this repair.
Removed the four screws from the top cover
Removed and replaced the worn parts listed
Cleaned the inside of the gun and oiled it
Screwed the top cover back on
Tested it, works like new
I removed the end cap of the nail gun, then noticed that the seal was broken. I clean all of the pieces out of the gun , clean the inside , then I oiled the inside of the nail gun and installed the new seal.
1. Pull the top of the cylinder off.
2. Removed old collar and seal.
3. Replaced with new collar and seal.
4. Replaced top of head.
5. Test fired.
6. Went to work
1. Took tool apart, full of dirt.
2. Found problem, broken seal, and collar causing nail gun to leak air and not work.
3. Clean entire nail gun, replace broken seal and collar.
4. Lubricated the inside of nail gun and put it together.
5. Put a protective cover on air disconnect to keep dirt out when not in use.
... Read more />6. Suggested to a user, lubricate with a few drops of oil for nail guns and put the protective cover on when not in use.
7. Gun fires well.
1. Remove 4 Allen screws holding top housing.
2. Used needle nose pliers to pull out scattered pieces of old seal.
3. Lubed new seal with air tool oil, inserted it in place.
4. Replaced top housing, tightened Allen screws, gun was as good as new.
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Would not build up pressure. Air just leaked out of the discharge port.
1. Removed discharge cover.
2. Removed 4 Allen head screws
3. Removed top of air chamber.
4. Cleaned out the pieces of seal.
5. Wiped the barrel with Vaseline to make seal slide in without marking it.
6. Put the air chamber back on and 4 screws.
7. Replaced the discharge cover.
Removed back of gun
Removed broken seal and o-ring
Cleaned all debris
Oiled parts and sealing surface
Installed new parts
Placed back on
Test fired nailgun
Success
took top of gun off and after cleaning out bad seal, replaced it and one o ring.
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