Paslode 30 Degree Manual

30 Cordless Framing Nailer
Cleaning Procedure
Tool Cordless Tool Cleaner/Degreaser Paslode Cordless Lubricating Oil
(USA and Canada)Part No. 401482(USA)Part No. 219348
Part No. 401331
5/32" Hex Key Wrench
905624-1
09/15
This procedure provides a simple but effective way to
clean your Paslode Cordless Framing Nailer and main-
tain reliable operation. Regular cleaning and lubrication
will also extend part life and provide maximum nail
driving power.
Only one tool is necessary to disassemble the Paslode
Cordless Framing Nailer in preparation for cleaning: the
5/32" hex key wrench provided with the Paslode Cord -
less Framing Nailer.
Paslode recommends that an aerosol "Cleaner/Degreaser”
or Paslode® Cordless
Tool Cleaner (Part No. 219348),
(Canada use Part No. 219086) (Australia, New Zealand
use Part No. B20544L)
This cleaner is available through your local Paslode Dealer.
If a different type of cleaner is selected, make sure that
it will not damage plastic, rubber or electronic compo-
nents. Chemical damage to these materials or compo-
nents may result in the tool being made inoperable.
Although "safety" cleaners generally provide reduced
risk of fire and are more stable than other cleaners, they
cannot be handled carelessly. Always follow the manu-
facturer's instructions and never spray cleaner on the
Paslode Cordless Framing Nailer, unless the tool has
been allowed to cool down.
To begin, you will need the following items:
(Canada) Part No. 219086
be used for cleaning.
(ANZ)Part No. B20544F
(ANZ) Part No. B20544L

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DANGER
Never operate the Paslode Cordless Framing nailer unless all
four Socket Head Cap Screws are firmly tightened on the
cylinder head. Failure to do this could result in tool damage,
fire and personal injury.
Handle-Magazine Removal
DANGER
Remove all fasteners, fuel, and battery prior to servicing tool.
Step 1
Using the 5/32" Hex Key Wrench (# 401331) remove
the Handle-Magazine Assembly by removing the two
#10-24 x 1-1/8" long Socket Head Cap screws from the
nose piece of the tool and pivot the Handle-Magazine
Assembly away from the Motor Assembly
.
Step 2
Remove the grille and air filter. Clean them in soapy
water or with Paslode Cordless Tool Cleaner/Degreaser.
Step 3
Remove the cap and air filter by unscrewing the four
#10-24 Socket Head Cap Screws.
Screws
Grille
Filter

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Handle-Magazine Removal
Step 4
Carefully tilt the Handle-Magazine Assembly away
from the Motor Assembly and gently pull the two
assemblies apart. CAUTION: Use care to ensure that
the fan does not scratch the combustion chamber.
Also be careful when setting the Handle-Magazine
Assembly down so that you do not damage the fan
blades or bend the fan motor shaft.
You have now separated the tool into two major as-
semblies, allowing access to the areas that require
periodic cleaning and lubrication.

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Step 1
Spray the Cylinder Head with cleaner/degreaser.
Allow the dirt and debris to drip off.
CLEANER/DEGREASER RUN INTO THE
HANDLE.
Step 2
Using a clean, lint-free rag, wipe off any remaining
cleaner or dirt. Make sure the Seal Rings and
Spark Plug are completely clean and clear of de-
bris. Repeat Step 3 to remove any heavy deposits
or remaining residue.
Step 3
Thoroughly lubricate the Seal Rings with Paslode
Cordless Lubricating Oil, part #401482. Make
sure oil is applied evenly around entire
Seal Ring.
Set the Handle/Cylinder Head Assembly aside.
Note:
Paslode Cordless Lubricating Oil is specially
formulated for use in the Paslode Cordless
Nailer. The use of other types of lubri-
cants may cause rapid build-up of combustion
residue or result in premature part failure.
Cylinder Head
Framing
DO NOT LET OVER SPRAY OR DIRTY
Before reassembly, ensure the position of the
away from each other, after lubricating.
gap of the 2 X seal rings are 180 degrees, facing

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Motor Assembly
Step 1
Push the Piston Assembly to the "down" position
using the handle portion of the screwdri ver or a clean
piece of wood.
Step 2
Spray a liberal amount of Cordless Tool Cleaner into
the inside of Sleeve and Combustion Chamber. Invert
Motor Assembly, and let excess cleaner and dirt drain
Step 3
Using a clean area of a lint-free rag, wipe off any
remaining cleaner or dirt. Repeat Step 2 to remove
any heavy deposits or remaining residue.
out.

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Motor Assembly
Step 4
With Motor Assembly tilted up, squeeze 4-5 drops
of oil into Sleeve (Area "A") and 5-6 drops onto lower
lip of Combustion Chamber (Area "B"). Rotate
Motor Assembly while oiling to ensure oil is evenly
distributed around Sleeve
and lip. See Tool Cutaway
Illustration,page 7.
Step 5
Hold Motor Assembly upright, and push down and
release several times to allow oil on lower lip of
Combustion Chamber to be evenly distributed.
Step 6
Manually push the Driver Blade up and down to
distribute the oil in the Sleeve evenly.
Before reassembly, manually push the driver
back up to the top.

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Motor Assembly
Step 7
Tilt the Motor Assembly upright, and apply 3-4
drops of Paslode Cordless Lubricating Oil evenly
spaced around the top of the Combustion Chamber
(Area "C"). Spread the oil using your fingertip.
Step 8
Reassemble the
Paslode Cordless Framing Nailer
following disassembly Steps 1-3, page 2 i n Reverse
order.
DANGER
Do not attempt to operate the tool unless the head
screws, filter and cap are securely attached to the
housing. Operating the Paslode Cordless Framing
nailer with loose or missing head screws can result
in the escape of burning gases, tool damage, and
injury to tool user and property.
Combustion
Chamber
Sleeve
Piston
Assembly
"Mid-Check"
Area
C
B
B
A
NOTE: After the tool is completely
assembled and all screws are tightened,
test the tool for proper operation. Some
smoke may be noticeable from the
exhaust ports on the first few cycles as
excess oil is burned off. Consult the
Operating Manual for instructions if the
tool malfunctions.

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The maintenance interval for cleaning the Paslode
Cordless Framing Nailer will vary depending upon
the number of nails driven, and the operating con-
ditions under which the tool is used. When the
Paslode Cordless Framing Nailer is
dirty environment or at high nailing rates for extend-
ed periods,cleaning should be performed at
intervals.
Paslode has developed this chart as a guideline to
assist you in establishing the proper cleaning
schedule for the type of use the tool is getting. If
find that the suggested cleaning interval is al-
the tool to become excessively dirty between
cleanings, reduce the interval to the next shorter
frequency. If it is apparent that the Paslode Cord-
less Frami ng Nailer is not in need of cleaning
at the scheduled time, increase the interval to the
next longer period.
If you have any questions regarding this chart or any
of the instructions in this cleaning procedure, contact
your Paslode representative for assistance.
30 Cordless Framing Nailer
Cleaning Procedure
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Clavadora Paslode 30
°
Cordless
Procedimiento de limpieza
Para comenzar, necesita lo siguiente:
Herramienta Limpiador Aceite lubricante Paslode®
Pieza N°401482
Pieza N°219348
Pieza N°401331
5/32" Hex Key Wrench
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Este procedimiento representa una forma sencilla pero
eficiente de limpiar su clavadora para que mantenga
un funcionamiento confiable. La limpieza y la lubri-
cación regulares de la clavadora también prolongan la
duración de las piezas que la forman y permiten
una máxima potencia para clavar.
Para poder limpiar su clavadora, sólo necesita una
herramienta, la llave Allen (llave de cabeza hexago-
nal) de 5/32 plg. que se entrega junto con su
clavadora Impulse.
Paslode recomienda que use un limpiador en aerosol,
tal como el "limpiador de seguridad" Paslode (No.
219348). Este limpiador está disponible a través de su
representante Paslode.
Si un tipo de desengrasador distincto al recomen-
dado es usado, asegúrese que esto no dañará el
plástico, las gomas o los componentes eléctricos.
Daño químico a éstos los materiales o los compo-
nentes pueden causar el instrumento sea hecho
inoperable.
Aunque limpiadores de seguridad generalmente redu-
cen el riesgo de fuego y son mas estable queotros
limpiad-ores, no deben ser usados sin cuidado.
Siempre sigua las instrucciones de la fabrica y no use
el limpiador en la clavadora hasta que la herramienta
este enfriada.

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PELIGRO
Se deben guitar todos los sujetadores, el cartucho de gas y ta
batería antes de reparar la herramienta.
Paso 1
Usando la llave Allen de 5/32 plg. (#401331) quite el
conjunto del mango y el mecanismo de alimentacion:
destornille los dos tornillos de casquete de boca
tubular #10-24 x 1-1/8 plg. y tire suavemente el
conjunto del mango y el mecanismo de alimentacion
alejándolo del conjunto del motor.
Paso 2
Quite la cubierta y el filtro. Limpie los con aqua con
javon o con Paslode's Degreaser Cleaner.
Paso 3
Quite la tapa y el filtro y destornille los cuatro tornillos
de casquete de boca tubular #10-24.
Conjunto del mango y el mecanismo de alimentacion
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Tornillos
PELIGRO
Nunca se debe hacer funcionar la clavadora a menos que los
cuatro tornillos de cabeza hueca estén apretados firmemente
en la tapa del cilindro. Si no se observa esta advertencia,
pueden ocasionarse daños a la herramienta, incendio y
heridas personales.
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