CMP21PL (Type 0) Craftsman Nailer - Parts

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RUBBER SPACER – Part Number: 9R195000
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RUBBER SPACER
Part #9R195000
CONTACT ARM ASSY. – Part Number: 9R195074
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CONTACT ARM ASSY.
Part #9R195074
SOCKET HEAD CAP SCRE – Part Number: 9R195448
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SOCKET HEAD CAP SCRE
Part #9R195448
HEAD VALVE SEAL – Part Number: 9R195500
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HEAD VALVE SEAL
Part #9R195500
This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The head valve seal is found in a Porter Cable framing nailer. This part is made of plastic, and is placed in the head valve to help control the flow of air into the cylinder. You may require an Allen wrench or hex key when replacing this item. The head valve is provided as an individual replacement part.
HEAD VALVE – Part Number: 9R195501
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HEAD VALVE
Part #9R195501
BUMPER – Part Number: 9R195526
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BUMPER
Part #9R195526
CONTACT ARM SPRING – Part Number: 9R195738
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CONTACT ARM SPRING
Part #9R195738
MAGAZINE – Part Number: 9R195813
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MAGAZINE
Part #9R195813
NOSE – Part Number: 9R199774
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NOSE
Part #9R199774
Trigger Valve – Part Number: 9R202265-TW
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Trigger Valve
Part #9R202265-TW
This genuine OEM trigger valve in your nailer or stapler works in conjunction with the head valve. When you press the trigger valve, it creates a pressure difference between the air reservoir and the cylinder and causes the head valve to open and release compressed air to drive the nail or staple into the material you are working on. It is commonly found in the handle or grip area of the tool. If the trigger becomes stiff or difficult to press, the trigger valve may be damaged. To replace the trigger valve, begin by removing the magazine and retainer caps for the nosepiece guard. Take out the nosepiece from the housing and remove the roll pins securing the piston. Pull back the plastic guard on the housing, detach the strap securing the piston, and extract the piston from your tool. You can access and remove the trigger valve by taking out the O-ring and the pin that holds the trigger in place. Before reassembling the housing, remember to apply lubricant to the O-rings.
O-RING – Part Number: 184449
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O-RING
Part #184449
O-RING – Part Number: 184450
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O-RING
Part #184450
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