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Porter Cable pneumatic finish nailer

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    Default Porter Cable pneumatic finish nailer

    My 16 ga FN 250b nailer will only cycle every 6 or 8 attempts and then only when held vertically. I have replaced the maintenance kit of bumper, driver, gasket,handling all parts carefully and making sure they were all lubed well. I carefully torqued all bolts sequentially. Pulling the trigger usually gives only a tiny spurt of air and nothing else. Any counsel?

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    Your trigger assembly might be your next unit of choice to change,sometimes the seal in the unit goes slack,additionally,there's a particular position the unit is suppose to be facing and that might be the prob.

    hope this helps
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    Quote Originally Posted by sbhayden1 View Post
    My 16 ga FN 250b nailer will only cycle every 6 or 8 attempts and then only when held vertically. I have replaced the maintenance kit of bumper, driver, gasket,handling all parts carefully and making sure they were all lubed well. I carefully torqued all bolts sequentially. Pulling the trigger usually gives only a tiny spurt of air and nothing else. Any counsel?

    Another suggestion,have you verified the pressure comming from your compressor to the rear of the nailer? should take a look at that if you have not.
    Have a Gr8 Day

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    Thanks for the counsel.I'll check the trigger because the air pressure operated other air tools just fine.

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