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TROUBLESHOOTING

This section will help to diagnose common problems and will give
suggestions to solve them. Consult our on-line Technical Support
site  at  www.primatech.ca/support  for  updated  documents  and
more tips.

T

O PREVENT INJURY

,

 

ALWAYS

 

DISCONNECT

 

THE

AIR

 

SUPPLY

 

HOSE

 WHEN ADJUSTING

,

 SERVICING OR

DISASSEMBLING THE TOOL

.

F

IRST

:

 

C

HECK THE 

C

OMPRESSED AIR SUPPLY

Many  of  problems  come  from  a  faulty  or  inadequate
compressed air supply system. Before attempting to repair
the tool, the following points should be checked:

a) check  the  pressure  at  the  output  of  the  compressor;

adjust to 80-100 psi (5.5-7.0 bar) as required

b) check the tank pressure of the compressor & adjust the

start/stop limits

c) check  the  air  delivery  system;  a  3/8"  hose  is

recommended

d) use  fewer  tools  simultaneously;  do  not  exceed  the

capacity of the compressor or of the delivery system

e) drain water from the compressor

S

ECOND

:

 

C

HECK FOR AIR LEAKS

At  rest,  this  tool  should  not  have  any  air  leak.  Before
attempting  to  repair  the  tool  and  replace  parts,  check  the
following:

a) Check  rings  P-606A,  P-516B,  P-009,  P-543A  and

P-543D; replace if necessary

b) The top edge of main cylinder P-618 should be free of

dents.

c) Clean & lubricate the head assembly; re-assemble the

head assembly carefully

d) Check interior of head P-606 for scratches

H

EAD ASSEMBLY LOOSENS UP DURING OPERATION

Remove the head assembly and insure that the cylinder is
fully screwed on. Re-insert the head assembly in place and
insure that the head lock P-616D is correctly in place.

T

OOL DOES NOT DRIVE FASTENERS

a) Check that there are fasteners in the feeder channel
b) Make  sure  the  feeder  clip  is  engaged  behind  the

fasteners

c) Check  the front end of the feeder channel for burrs  or

damages

d) Check the safety mechanism
e) Check  if  the  driver  is  stuck  in  down  position  (see  6

below)

f) Check for obstruction in the fastener ejection area

F

ASTENERS ARE NOT SET COMPLETELY

a) First, verify air supply (see 1 above)
b) Clean  tool  and  lubricate  tool;  particularly  the  head

assembly

c) Increase air pressure when working with harder woods;

do not exceed 110 psi (7.6 bar)

d) Check the driving blade for broken end
e) Check  piston  wear-ring  P-622A;  replace  if  piston  is

sliding to easily

f) Check seal bushing P-525B 
g) Check the adjustment of the base and ensure the tool is

well seated on the floor while ejecting

T

OOL DOES NOT ACTIVATE

a) Check the air supply
b) Inspect  the  head  assembly  and  check  all  seals;

reassemble carefully

D

RIVING BLADE DOES NOT RETURN

a) Check for jammed fastener or obstruction
b) Check gate/foot and end of feeder channel for damages

or burrs.

c) Check the driving blade P-423
d) Inspect the head assembly and check all seals; clean &

lubricate.

e) Check band-valve P-618A.
f) Check that the bumper P-525A and seal bushing P-525B

are in place.

BROKEN OR WORN DRIVING BLADE

Replace  the  driving  blade  P-423.  Failure  to  follow  the
instructions carefully will result in repeated breakage of the
driving blade.

P

OOR FEED OR TOOL JAMMING

a) Make sure the feeder clip engages behind the fasteners
b) Check the gate/foot assembly for damages or wear
c) Check the front end of the feeder channel for burrs  or

damages

O

THER PROBLEMS

Contact Primatech:

by phone

1 (800) 363-1962
1 (418) 522-7744

by email

[email protected]

consult our on-line Technical Support site at

http://www.primatech.ca/support

Summary of Contents for P250A

Page 1: ...Revision 10 10 Printed in Canada PNEUMATIC FLOORING TOOL P250A OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS WARNING Read these instructions thoroughly before using this tool and keep it handy for reference...

Page 2: ...the air supply hose when the tool is not in use or when move to another work area 9 Never service or repair the tool clear obstructions or make adjustments while the air supply hose is connected 10 On...

Page 3: ...tion the boards With the flooring firmly in place position the tool onto the flooring with the resting block P 534 against the tongue Apply downward pressure to ensure proper seating of the fastener S...

Page 4: ...ee oil such as Primatech P 090 Few drops of oil weekly in the air inlet is sufficient Other types of lubricant may degrade the seals Check periodically to make sure that all screws are tight Pay parti...

Page 5: ...too easily it may be required to replace the piston wear ring P 622A 10 Insert the seal bushing P 525B in the lower section of main body P 606 and engage it onto the upper portion of the gate foot as...

Page 6: ...to prevent scoring Always use the top and bottom faces to secure the piston in place 4 Remove the broken driver using a 1 2 close wrench 5 Put one drop of medium strength adhesive sealant onto the thr...

Page 7: ...re are fasteners in the feeder channel b Make sure the feeder clip is engaged behind the fasteners c Check the front end of the feeder channel for burrs or damages d Check the safety mechanism e Check...

Page 8: ...se evidencing that the part or tool is within the warranty period This warranty is void as to any tool which has been subjected to misuse abuse accidental or intentional damage used with fasteners not...

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