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How to load nails into a RYOBI 18V 18ga Brad Nailer
Before you begin, make sure that you have 18ga C1 Brad Nails, as any other gauge will damage the Nailer. We recommend the PowerFit C1 Series Galvanised Brad Nails Project Pack - 4000 Pack. First, before loading nails into the magazine, remove the…
Last update: 05/09/2024, 17:08
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.
Last update: 10/09/2024, 19:40
How to maintain RYOBI Cordless Nailers & Staplers
Regular basic maintenance will help provide trouble free operation. Collated nails and staples usually have glue on them to bind them together, which over time, can leave a residue on the magazine and the firing pin. To remove residue, disconnect…
Last update: 11/09/2024, 11:02
How to clear a jammed RYOBI battery-powered Nailer or Stapler
If your RYOBI Nailer or Stapler has a jammed nail or staple, try disconnect the Battery from the tool. Then, remove the nails or staples that aren’t jammed from the tool magazine, which takes the pressure off the jammed nail/staple. Pull up on the…
Last update: 17/09/2024, 18:47
How to lock & unlock a RYOBI Dual Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw's handle
The saw handle is locked down with a pin located on the right. 3To unlock the saw, pull down the handle and hold it there. Pull the locking pin all the way out.
Last update: 13/09/2024, 09:52
RYOBI Dual Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw handle is jammed
Its possible the saw handle was pulled down or up with its locking pin not fully in or out and is now obstructing the movement. Check the pin is correctly positioned.
Last update: 13/09/2024, 09:45
RYOBI Dual Bevel Sliding Mitre Saw handle won't move
If the saw doesn’t move or move freely, don’t force it as it could damage the tool. Check the handle locking pin is either fully out or fully in place.
Last update: 10/09/2024, 12:23