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RYOBI battery-powered Nailer or Stapler doesn’t fire deep enough
If you find your nails don't fire deep enough or your brads aren't flush, try the following troubleshooting steps: Check the battery to ensure there’s enough charge (at least 2 bars on the battery fuel gauge). Check the power adjustment dial or…
Last update: 16/03/2023, 11:33
RYOBI Nailer or Stapler work-contacting element doesn’t fully depress & won’t work
Ryobi Nailers and Staplers are commonly fitted with a line-lockout which prevents the tool from jamming when the nails are low (approximately when there's 5 nails left). If this occurs, replenish the magazine with more nails or staples. Otherwise,…
Last update: 10/07/2023, 17:27
RYOBI 18V ONE+ Crown Stapler not powerful enough
The RYOBI 18V One+ Stapler is capable of driving staples into wood, upholstery (fabrics), plastics, paper/cardboard, carpet underlay, insultation and even to secure fencing wire and wire screen (with the right accessory). If you find your Crown…
Last update: 16/03/2023, 15:47
RYOBI 18V or 36V Chainsaw low on power
If your 18V or 36V RYOBI Chainsaw is low on power, check your RYOBI Chainsaw battery’s charge level indicator. Batteries will lose power as the charge reduces. If your battery is nearly depleted you will experience lower power than a fully charged…
Last update: 20/09/2022, 10:48
RYOBI 18V/36V Chainsaw battery doesn't last long enough
Check your battery’s charge level indicator. Batteries will lose power as the charge reduces. If your battery is nearly depleted, you will experience lower power than a fully charged battery.
Last update: 20/09/2022, 10:49
RYOBI battery-powered Chainsaw won't start
Check your RYOBI Chainsaw battery’s charge level indicator to ensure the battery is fully charged. You should also check the battery is seated correctly in the tool, that the battery isn't too hot. Additionally, always check if the chain brake is…
Last update: 27/01/2023, 17:06
RYOBI 18V/36V Chainsaw charger not working
Ensure battery is correctly inserted in charger. Make sure the battery isn’t hot. RYOBI batteries have overheat protection built into them. If the battery is too hot the charger will not start. Allow the battery to cool.
Last update: 20/09/2022, 10:51