Dewalt Nailers DCN680D1 2018 Driver Blade Replacement

Scritto Da: Arthur Shi

Commenti: 5

Dewalt Nailers DCN680D1 2018 Driver Blade Replacement

Difficoltà

Moderate

Passi

Tempo Necessario

Nessuna stima

Introduzione

This guide shows how to remove and reinstall a driver blade for the Dewalt Nailers DCN680D1 2018.

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Dewalt Driver Blade N455722

Passo 1

Before you begin the repair, remove the battery from the device.

Passo 2

Remove the following screws securing the outer housing:
Twelve T10 screws
One 2.5 mm hex screw
Some of these screws are deeply recessed. You can use a flathead screwdriver to loosen these screws.

Passo 3

Lift and remove the right housing from the device.

Passo 4

Remove the lock button from its recess.
During reassembly, make sure that the button is properly seated and engages the trigger.

Passo 5

Slide the battery connector out of its recess.

Passo 6

Remove the switch board, switch, and spring from its housing recess.
During reassembly, use the third photo as a reference to help you set the components back in the housing.

Passo 7

Carefully flip the device over.
Remove the left housing from the device.

Passo 8

The spring under the release button has a tendency to fly out. Be careful not to lose the spring.
Carefully remove the release button from the device.
Remove the button spring from the device.

Interesting, my stall release lever button has a totally different internal shape/latch. The entire thing was jammed...

SCShopgirl -

Passo 9

Use a T20 driver to remove the two screws (one on either side) securing the back support .

Passo 10

Loosen the two solenoid wires from the back support.

Passo 11

Pull the back support straight out of the device.

Passo 12

Grasp the driver assembly by its back and pull it straight out of the device.

Passo 13

Use pliers or a flathead screwdriver to straighten the retaining clip securing the blade.

Passo 14

Remove the retaining clip from the driver assembly.

Passo 15

Slide the blade out of the driver assembly's slot, and remove it from the assembly.

Passo 16

The next two steps show how to install a replacement blade into the driver assembly.
Slide the blade through the slot in the driver assembly and set it into the wavy groove.
If the blade does not sit snugly in the groove, flip the blade over and try again.
Insert the retaining clip oriented as shown in the photos into the driver assembly.

Passo 17

Use pliers or a hammer and punch to bend the protruding end of the clip over in order to secure the blade.

Thanks so much that was very clear to follow. Managed to resurrect my nail gun :)

Khan -

Conclusione

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

3 commenti

Thank you for this video, replacing the drive blade would not have been possible without it. I had my brad nailer for 10 months & used it twice and it failed. DeWalt suggested I bring it in for warranty service. The warranty service center told me that it wasn’t under warranty & I’d have to pay a minimum of $250.00 to have the blade replaced. Dewalt then offered to send me the drive blade as a courtesy, I had already ordered the part I & said no, the brad nailer should have been covered under warranty. I repaired my brad nailer myself with your help and this is the last DeWalt product I’ll ever buy. Thanks again.

andysage -

I'm going to attempt this myself and am so glad I found this page. Thank you! Dewalt was going to charge me $200. I found a local repair guy who said he wouldn't touch it because there's an air chamber that you have to pressurize to do the repair. But it doesn't look like that's the case according to these instructions. Do you know anything about that?

Matt Dunckel -

Your tutorial was excellent. I replaced the driver blade with zero confusion or errors thanks to clear, logical text beautifully augmented with clarifying pictures.

Thank you.

dorian.fulton -