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Question posted by malo19malo on May 31st, 2024

Trouble With D51825 No Shooting

I have change seal because it leak. Now it juts dont work same no nail, but it have itWhat i need to check

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Answer #1: Posted by SonuKumar on June 1st, 2024 10:26 AM

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Answer #2: Posted by TechTonic on June 1st, 2024 2:41 AM

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Sorry to hear that your DeWalt D51825 nailer is not working properly after replacing the seal. Since the nailer is not shooting nails, despite having them, here are some potential issues to check:

1. *Nail jam*: Check for any nail jams or debris inside the magazine or nail channel. Make sure to clear any blockages.

2. *Faulty trigger*: The trigger might be malfunctioning. Try cleaning or replacing it if necessary.

3. *Low air pressure*: Ensure the air compressor is set to the recommended pressure (usually around 120 PSI). Check the air hose and fittings for leaks.

4. *Clogged air filter*: A clogged air filter can reduce air pressure. Clean or replace the filter if necessary.

5. *Worn or damaged driver blade*: Inspect the driver blade for wear or damage. Replace it if necessary.

6. *Misaligned nail magazine*: Make sure the nail magazine is properly aligned with the nail channel.

7. *Faulty valve*: The valve might be stuck or faulty. Try cleaning or replacing it if necessary.

8. *Leaks in the system*: Double-check for any leaks in the air hose, fittings, or nailer itself.

To troubleshoot, you can also try:

- Disassembling and cleaning the nailer

- Checking the owner's manual for troubleshooting guidance

- Consulting online resources or YouTube tutorials

- Contacting DeWalt

Related Dewalt D51825 Manual Pages

Instruction Manual - Page 3

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