SX1838K (Type 0) Bostitch Nailer - Overview

Diagrams for SX1838K

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Parts for the SX1838K

Assembly,Cap

Part #181917

Rebuild Kit

Part #BT55/SX38-RK

This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced kit which is specially designed for Bostitch nailers and staplers. This kit contains all the necessary parts needed to repair your tool. It helps to fix problems associated with sluggish performance and other common issues. Please make sure to refer to the owner's manual and the appropriate diagrams ...Read more

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Frame,Overmold

Part #175656

LUBE (2CC)

Part #100653

$99.16

LUBE (1LB.CAN)

Part #100679

$7.44

PUSHER

Part #180198

$7.44

PIN-SPRING-M3X20MM

Part #180475

$7.44

PIN-MODE SWITCH

Part #184507

$7.44

BUSHING

Part #184508

This is an authentic replacement part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The bushing is commonly found in staplers and nailers from Bostitch and Porter Cable. This part is made of high-quality plastic, and is placed in the trigger assembly to interact with the mode switch button. This product is provided as an individual replacement part.

$11.00

ASSEMBLY-TRIGGER

Part #184513

This is an original Bostitch replacement part. The trigger assembly is found in nailers and staplers. This part is made of high-quality plastic, and is used to activate the machine when depressed. You may require a screwdriver when replacing this item. This part is sold individually.

$7.44

PLATE-DRIVER

Part #180208

$7.44

SLEEVE-CYLINDER

Part #180458

This item is available as an individual replacement part. The cylinder sleeve fits between the piston driver assembly and the check seal. This part is an original part from Bostitch for use in nailers and staplers. It is made out of plastic and will require replacing if it breaks. A set of pliers and an allen wrench may be needed when replacing this sleeve.

Common Symptoms of the SX1838K

How this model fails, and the parts that fix it.

Repair Tips From Fixers Like You

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Broken magazine end cap prevents magazine from latching closed

1 person found this instruction helpful.

Matthew from Morton Grove, IL
Difficult
30 - 60 mins

1. Use belt clip on staple gun to hold in place on workbench.
2. Use a hammer with a punch or small screwdriver to hit the two pins holding the end cap to the magazine. Repeat ad nauseum with as much force as you can muster until both pins come out and the broken end cap can be removed.
3. Align new end cap on magazine and use s ... Read more

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