Paslode 013060 Impulse Cleaning Kit for the Paslode Impulse guns

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This prevents you from spreading dirt or scratching the internal parts of your nail gun. Make sure you properly tighten all screws when reassembling your nail gun. This video shows you how to clean a Paslode finish nailer (IM65, IM65A, IM50) or multi-purpose nailer (IM45): Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie.

Something else: You’re advantaged when you use the recommended paslode cleaner and oil – it’s specially engineered for the tools and cleans wonderfully. Your last step is re-oiling -use the right Paslode gun oil (or a good paslode oil alternative as well) for lubing- be sure to place a couple of drops around the tool’s cylinder wall. If available, it’s advisable to hit the nail gun with a bit of air to mop all the spots you can’t wipe.

Your Paslode Also Needs Regular Servicing

Regular cleaning (depending on use) is essential to keep your Paslode nail gun firing and running smoothly. Carburetor degreaser doesn’t cost all that much and some claim it’s a brilliant alternative for Paslode nail guns (except when the nailer is super filthy). Don’t think of carb degreaser cleaner though- it has some terrible ingredients and hardens or dissolves plastic, rubber, and the like.

So your Paslode’s now clean – hopefully it seems refreshed. But is it firing like it should? As well as regular cleaning, your nail gun also needs new spare parts fitted every now and then. The o-rings, battery pads, filter, etc. get worn out and need replaced. Now proceed to spray (and wipe the deposits) the main cylinder along with the piston driver assembly. We’ll expertly test, clean, service and repair your nail gun, then return it to you working like new again. A service and repair is a worthy investment for maintaining your Paslode’s performance. After all, you don’t want your work to suffer! What’s included in our Approved Paslode Service? Spray the cylinder head assembly liberally and get rid of the gunk with lint-free cloth/ compressed air.Any of the two substitutes we have explained here will do the job and can be a good way of saving your hard-earned money. That said, avoid using a brake pad cleaner or any other unofficial cleaner if you’re still within the warranty period -it will void it. In a nutshell, using it as a Paslode nail gun oil substitute will be calling for trouble and more expenditure down the road unless you can, of course, prevent it from getting on the sensitive parts somehow. The videos below from Paslode demonstrate how to properly clean and lubricate your nailer. They’re easy to follow with simple instructions.

Is your nailer not firing properly? See our handy Paslode Troubleshooting Guide to help you diagnose the problem. Here are some great options if you’re looking for an equally powerful but cheaper Paslode degreaser cleaner alternative.. Paslode degreaser cleaner alternative – 2 recommended options that work as wellUsing a nailer with loose screws can cause damage to both you and the tool. Test your nail gun after cleaning. These products are strong enough to blast away oil, dirt, carbon deposits, and more from overly sensitive electrical equipment including pneumatic and cordless nail guns. If you don’t want to splash out on the pricey Paslode nail gun cleaner, try these Paslode degreaser cleaner alternatives. 1: Brake cleaner

Don’t panic- it’s alcohol based so it will not hurt the O-rings or other seals (you probably know that brake parts feature plenty of rubber) or even electrical parts of the tool. Do you want to learn how to clean your Paslode nail gun? It’s easy and only takes minutes! Read on to find out how. Paslode Maintenance

Next, disconnect leads from your fan motor and the spark plug to reach the tool’s cylinder head assembly. Don’t worry if a small amount of smoke comes out from your nailer – this is normal. Your Paslode Also Needs Regular Servicing