Paslode IM250A-Li2 Manuel
CLEANING PROCEDURE
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Literature Part Number: 916310
Part No. 916200
Model IM250A-Li2
Cordless 16 Ga
Angled Finish Nailer
This procedure provides a simple but
effective
way to clean your Paslode
Cordless
tool and maintain reliable
operation. Regular cleaning and
lubrication will also extend part life and
provide maximum nail driving power.
To disassemble the tool for cleaning,
only a flat head screwdriver and the
9/64” Hex Key Wrench provided with
the tool are needed.
Paslode
®
recommends that an aerosol
“Tool
Cleaner", such as Paslode Tool
Cleaner
(Part No. 219348), be used for
cleaning.
This cleaner is available
through your local
Paslode Dealer.
If a different type of Degreaser Cleaner
is
selected, make sure that it will not
damage
plastic and electrical parts.
Chemical damage
to electrical parts may
result in the tool being
made inoperable.
To begin, you will need the
following items:
1. Flat Head Screwdriver
2. Hex Key Wrench (provided with tool)
3. Paslode Tool Cleaner #219348
4. Paslode Lubricating Oil #401482
5. Clean Lint Free Rag
DANGER
Remove all fasteners, fuel, and battery
prior to servicing the tool.
DANGER
Step 1
Use a flat head screwdriver to remove
the grill.
Step 2
Remove filter by hand and clean with
mild soap or replace if necessary.
2
Step 3
Use the 9/64” Hex Key Wrench
(#900736) to unscrew the 4 Socket
Head Cap Screws that attach the cap.
Set the grill, filter, and cap aside.
3
Step 4
Carefully unplug the Electrical Connector
to the Fan Motor Circuit Board and the
Spark Plug Wire.
NOTE:
Position of wires in the wire clip is
critical. Placing the wires outside the wire
clip can cause electrical damage to the
tool.
Step 5
Rotate the Cylinder Head Assembly
clockwise 1/8 of a turn and lift the cylinder
head from the from the Motor Assembly.
ROTATE CLOCKWISE
Step 6
You have now separated the tool into the
two major assemblies, allowing access to
the areas that require periodic cleaning
and lubrication.
Never operate the Paslode Cordless tool 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.
DANGER
4
Step 7
Spray the Cylinder Head with Cordless
Tool Cleaner. Allow the dirt and debris to
drip off.
Step 8
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 debris. Repeat Step 7 to
remove any heavy deposits or residue.
5
Step 9
Lightly lubricate the Seal Rings with
Paslode Lubricating Oil, part #401482.
Make sure oil is applied evenly around the
Seal Rings. Set the Cylinder Head
Assembly aside.
Note:
Paslode Lubricating Oil is
specially formulated for use in the
Paslode Cordless Tool. The use of other
types of lubricants may cause rapid
build-up of combustion residue or result
in premature part failure.
Step 10
Push the Piston Assembly to the "down
position” using a screwdriver handle or a
clean piece of wood.
6
Step 11
Spray a liberal amount of tool cleaner into
the inside of the Sleeve and Combustion
Chamber. Invert the Motor Assembly, and
let excess cleaner and dirt drain out.
Step 12
Using a clean area of a lint-free rag, wipe
off any remaining cleaner or dirt. Repeat
Steps 11 and 12 to remove any heavy
deposits or remaining residue.
7
Step 13
With Motor Assembly tilted up, squeeze
4-5 drops of Paslode Lubricating Oil into
Sleeve (Area "A") and 3-4 drops onto
lower lip of Combustion Chamber (Area
"B") and apply 4-5 drops around the top
of the Combustion Chamber (area C).
Rotate Motor Assembly while oiling to
ensure oil is evenly distributed around
Sleeve and Combustion Chamber.
See Tool Cutaway Illustration on page 10.
Note: Do not over oil the tool.
Excessive oiling may cause staining of
work surface.
Step 14
Hold Motor Assembly upright, and push
down and release several times to allow oil
on lower lip of Combustion Chamber to be
evenly distributed.
8
Step 15
Manually push the Driver Blade up and
down to distribute the oil in the Sleeve
evenly.
Reassemble the Paslode Cordless tool
following disassembly Steps 1-4, pages 2-3
in Reverse order.
Reassembly Note:
Before tightening Cap Screws, depress
the nose of the tool down on its work
contacting element to close Combustion
Chamber. Make sure cylinder head is
centered to the motor, and that the Cap
Assembly does not pinch exposed wires,
Cap Screws must be tightened securely.
9
Combustion
Chamber
Tool
Cutaway
Illustration
Sleeve
Piston
“Mid-Check”
Area
Motor Assembly
DANGER
Do not attempt to operate the tool unless
the cap assembly is securely attached to
the housing. Operating the Paslode
Cordless tool with a loose or missing cap
assembly can result in the escape of
burning gases, tool damage, and injury to
tool user and property.
DANGER
DANGER
After the tool is completely reassembled
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.
NOTE
C C
B
A
B
A
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