Model No. CCN45

Coil Roofing Nailer

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTSTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS SAFETY GUIDELINES KEY PARTS DIAGRAMTECHNICAL INFORM

ATIONTYPES OF NAILSOPERATING INSTRUCTIONSM

AINTENANCETROUBLESHOOTINGEXPLODED VIEWPARTS LIST

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SAFETY GUIDELINES

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

These precautions are intended for the personal safety of the user and others working w

ith the user. Please take tim

e to read and understand them.

Make sure you read and understand this m

anual before using this tool. Make sure other users

read and understand this manual before they use the tool.

SAFETY GUIDELINES

PERSONAL SAFETY

Potential hazard that could result in serious personal injury including possible death.

WARNING!

CAUTION!

DANGER!

This manual contains inform

ation that relates to PROTECTING PERSONAL SAFETY and PREVENTING EQUIPM

ENT PROBLEMS. It is very im

portant to read this manual carefully and

understand it thoroughly before using the product. The symbols listed below

are used to indicate this inform

ation.

Net Weight

Dimensions

Load Capacity

Operating Pressure

Fastener Details

Driving Power

Air Consumption

5.68lbs/ 2.57 kg

11-1/3"(H) x 4-7/12"(W) x 11-1/10"(L) (288x116x282m

m)

120 PCS

70 -115 psi (4.8 -7.9 bar )

15º 7/8” to 1-3/4” Wire Collated Coil Roofing Nails

420 in./lbs at 90 psi

0.042-0.046ft3 (1.5lit)/cycle at 90 psi

CFM: Cubic feet per m

inute refers to the volumetric flow

of air. This information Is used to

determine the proper com

pressor to suit your needs.NPT: National Pipe Thread.

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Potential hazard that could result in damage

to the tool or property.

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CAUTION!SAFETY GUIDELINES

WARNING!

Potential hazard that could result in serious personal injury to the tool user or others in the w

ork area.

SAFETY GUIDELINES

SAFETY GUIDELINES

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t�DANGER! Potential hazard that could result in serious personal injury including possible death.

t�Do not use oxygen or any other combustible or bottled

gas to power air-pow

ered tools. Failure to observe this w

arning can cause explosion and serious personal injury or death.

t�Do not use this tool in the presence of flamm

able liquids, dust or gases. Sparks that are created during use m

ay ignite these materials.

t�Use only compressed air to pow

er air-powered tools. Use an approved air hose

with a m

inimum

length of 25' (7.6 m).

t�Do not allow inexperienced or untrained individuals to operate any air-pow

ered tool.

t�Keep hands and other parts of the body away from

the Outlet (Firing Head) during use. t�Nails or objects in the w

orkpiece can cause serious injury if they are deflected by the w

orkpiece.

t�Keep children away from

the work area. Do not allow

children to handle power

tools.

t�Never point nailer toward yourself or anyone else.

t�Always assum

e the nailer contains fasteners. Never point the nailer toward

yourself or anyone else, whether it contains fasteners or not. If fasteners are

mistakenly driven, it can lead to severe injuries. Never engage in horseplay

with the nailer. Respect the nailer as a dangerous w

orking implem

ent.

t�Disconnect the tool from the air supply and turn off the

compressor before perform

ing any maintenance, w

hen the tool is not in use, w

hen it is being handed to another person, w

hen it is left unattended, or when loading and changing

nails. Failure to comply m

ay result in injury or damage to

equipment.

t�Do not exceed the maxim

um or m

inimum

pressures. Operating the tool at the w

rong pressure (too low or too

high) will cause excessive noise or rapid w

ear.

t�Use only Non-Detergent Air Tool Lubricating Oil for this tool.

t�Near and below freezing, m

oisture in the air line may freeze

and prevent tool operation. Do not store in a cold weather

environment to prevent frost or ice form

ation. Frost and Ice on the tools operating valves and m

echanisms could cause

tool failure.

NOTE: Some com

mercial air line drying liquids are harm

ful to “O” rings and seals—

Do not use these low tem

perature air dryers without checking com

patibility.

Potential hazard that could result in damage to the tool or property.

t�Always w

ear eye and hearing protection when using the air com

pressor. Failure to do so m

ay result in sight or hearing loss.t�Do not overload the tool. Allow

the tool to operate at its optimum

speed for m

aximum

efficiency.t�Do not point the tool tow

ards yourself or other people, even when the tool has

stopped. Keep hands, feet, and all other parts of the body clear from w

ork area.t�Do not attem

pt to clear nailer jams w

hile the air hose is connected.t�Do not keep the trigger or the Push Lever pressed w

hile loading nails.

98KEY PARTS DIAGRAM

Exhaust Cover

Feeder

Push Lever

Outlet (Firing Head)

Nail Guide

Magazine

Shingle Guide

Gun Body

Air plug

Trigger

Knob

Nose

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Compatible com

pressors

General use

GUIDELINES FOR PROPER USE AND OPERATION

Quick connector

Quick coupler

Air hose

Lubricator

Regulator

Filter

Cut-off valve

Air compressor

Air-powered Coil Roofing Nailer

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

The CARPENTER 15º Wire Collated Coil Roofing Nailer. drives 7/8” to 1-3/4” 15º W

ire Collated Coil Roofing Nails. The tool is lightw

eight and durable, stands up to the elements and provides

consistently accurate results over the life of the tool. An ideal tool for a variety of construction projects, including installation of asphalt roofing shingles and insulation boards. It also features a high-capacity side-load m

agazine, tool-less depth adjustment, durable construction, and

more.

Be sure to use a proper air compressor w

ith CARPENTER Air Tools. The compressor should be

able to supply a minim

al air delivery of 4.7 CFM @

90 PSI to ensure the compressor can run

continuously with the CARPENTER 15º W

ire Collated Coil Roofing Nailer.

It is recomm

ended that a filter-regulator-lubricator be used and be located as close to the tool as possible.If a filter-regulator-lubricator is not installed, place up to 6 drops of com

pressor oil into the air inlet plug before each use.If a filter-regulator-lubricator is installed, keep the air filter clean. A dirty filter w

ill reduce the air pressure to the tool, w

hich will cause a reduction in pow

er, efficiency, and general perform

ance.Verify that all of the connections in the air supply system

are sealed in order to prevent air leakage.

t�t�t�t�Read and follow all the safety instructions at the beginning of this m

anual and Inspect the air-pow

ered nailer prior to each use in order to ensure that the proper power source is being

used and verify that the tool is in proper working order.

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The CARPENTER 15º Wire Collated Coil Roofing Nailer drives 7/8” to 1-3/4” 15º W

ire Collated Coil Roofing Nails.

Loading nails

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TYPES OF NAILS

1. Disconnect the tool (1) from the air

supply (2) (Fig. A).

Knob

Nail guideM

agazine cover

Magazine

Nail holder

Plate

For 7/8, 1 and 1-1/4"(22, 25, 32m

m)

For 1 1/2"(38mm

)

For 1 3/4"(45mm

)

3. Adjust the position of the nail holder to correspond w

ith the nail length. The nail w

ill not feed smoothly if the nail holder is

not correctly adjusted.①

Turn the nail holder about 90° counter-clockw

ise.②

Move the nail holder up and dow

n to align the plate of the nail holder w

ith the mark on

the magazine that correspond w

ith the length of the nails being used.③

Turn the nail holder 90° clockwise until

you hear “click”(Fig. C).

2. Grip the nail guide and knob with finger.

Press the knob down, sw

ing the nail guide open and open the m

agazine cover (Fig. B).

ACCEPTABLE NAILSLength: 7/8 - 1 3/4"Angle: 15º

2

1Fig. A

Fig. B

Fig. C

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2 m

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1 3/4

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5 m

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DANGER!

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

4. Place the nails in the magazine.Insert the

first nail coil into the magazine opening.

① Uncoil enough nails to reach the driving hole.

② Insert the first nail into the driving hole and

the second nail between the tw

o pawls of

the feeder. ③

Fit the nail heads in the guide slot. ④

Pull the nails to the right. After checking and m

aking sure that the magazine cover is

closed, hook your fingers on the nail guide and knob, turn the nail guide clockw

ise while

pressing the knob downw

ard, and then close the nail guide com

pletely. ⑤

Lock the knob completely (Fig. D).

Fig. DFirst NailDriving Hole

Guide Surface

Guide Slot

FeederPaw

lNail Guide

①4

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Method Of Operation

Bump fire (m

ultiple shots)①

Pull the trigger with the nailer off the w

orkpiece. ②

Drive a nail by pressing the nailer against the w

orkpiece to depress the push lever. ③

Drive additional nails by moving the nailer along

the workpiece w

ith a bouncing motion. Each

depression of the push lever will drive a nail.

When the required nails have been driven,

remove finger from

the trigger (Fig. J).

The Carpenter Air-powered Coiled Roofing Nailer is equipped w

ith a push lever at the nailing point and w

ill not operate unless the push lever is depressed (pushed upwards).

Fig. K

Fig. PFig. Q

ADJUSTING THE NAILING DEPTH

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Turn adjuster

2

Turn adjusterToo shallow

Flush

2

To assure that each nail penetrates to the same depth, be sure that:

① The air pressure to the Nailer rem

ains constant (regulator is installed and working properly).

② The nailer is alw

ays held firmly against the w

orkpiece. If nails are driven too deep or too shallow into the

workpiece, adjust the nailing depth using the follow

ing instructions.

1. Disconnect air hose from nailer (Fig. K).

2a. If the nails are driven too deep, pull the adjuster dow

nward and turn counter-clockw

ise (Fig. P).

Adjuster

Disconnect air hose

2b. If nails are driven too shallow, pull the adjuster

downw

ard and turn clockwise (Fig. Q).

When the adjuster is released it w

ill spring back up and can be set with a click at each 1/4 rotation. The

adjuster changes the nailing depth approximately 0.25 m

m per 1/4 rotation.

3. Connect the air hose and perform a nailing test. ALW

AYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION.

4. If additional adjustments are necessary, DISCONNECT AIR HOSE FROM

NAILER and repeat step 2.

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Fig. JPreviously pullthe trigger

13●

Do not drive nails on top of other nails or with nailer at too steep an angle.

Nails can ricochet and seriously injure someone.

● In order to avoid double firing or unw

anted ejection of a nail due to bouncing of the nailer, do not push nailer on w

orkpiece to avoid recoil. Recoil is necessary for proper operation of the nailer.●

Do not drive nails from both sides of a w

all at the same tim

e. Nails can be driven into and through the w

all and hit a person on the opposite side.●

Never drive nails into thin boards or near corners and edges of workpiece.

Nails can be driven through or away from

workpiece resulting in serious or

life threatening injury.●

Never use a nailer which is defective or operating abnorm

ally.●

Never use a nailer as hamm

er.

1514 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE

Note: Solvent sprayed on the nose to clean and free up the push lever m

ay have the opposite effect.The solvent may soften the tar on the

shingles and cause tar buildup to be accelerated.Dry operation is better.

Clearing a jamm

ed nail

● Disconnect the tool from

the air supply line.●

Open the nail guide and insert a rod into the outlet. Tap the rod with a ham

mer.

● Rem

ove the jamm

ed nail with a slotted screw

drive.●

Cut the deformed collated w

ire with shipls. Correct the deform

ation.●

Remove the non-jam

med nails that are stored in the tool’s m

agazine.●

Operate the magazine latch and slide the pusher back to open the m

agazine for checking the jam

med nails.

● Use pliers or any appropriate tool to rem

ove the jamm

ed nails.●

Close the magazine cover and slide the pusher to its original position.

● Reload the nails into the tool m

agazine.●

Reconnect the air supply line to the tool’s air inlet.●

Test fire 3 to 5 nails into a piece of scrap wood in order to ensure proper operation.

To clear a jamm

ed nail

None

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MAINTENANCE

REQUIRED

TOOLS OR M

ATERIALS REQUIRED

DESCRIPTIONEach Use or Every 2 Hrs

MAXIM

UM SERVICE INTERVAL

Monthly

As Needed

General inspection- free m

ovement

In-depth inspection

Replace worn or

broken parts

Lubrication

Trigger, spring, safety m

echanism

Worn or broken

parts

Pneumatic tool

oil

Maintenance

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orkpiece and type of fasteners used.

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Using the single guideThe shingle guide can be used to control shingle spacing.①

Disconnect air hose from nailer.

② Loosen the shingle guide bolt w

ith the accessory hex wrench.

③ Place the shingle guide against the bottom

of the first row of shingles.

④ Adjust the distance betw

een the outlet and the shingle guide to the proper shingle exposure by sliding the shingle guide.⑤

Tighten the shingle guide bolt.

First row

Disconnectair hose

Second row

Outlet

Shingle guide

Shingle guide bolt

1

Proper shingleexposure

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The tool does not operate properly, it does not drive the nails or operates sluggishly.

Air exhaust is being directed tow

ards the operator.

The tool skips nails.

The tool jams.

1.2.3.4.

PROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSES

SOLUTIONS

The air supply is inadequate.Lubrication is inadequate.The O-rings or seals are w

orn or dam

aged.The exhaust deflector in the cylinder head is blocked.

1.2.3.4.5.1.2.3.4.

1.2.3.4.

The bumper is w

orn or the spring is dam

aged.There is dirt in the front plate.Nails cannot m

ove freely in the m

agazine due to dirt or wear.

The O-ring on the piston is worn

or dry or lubrication is insufficient.The cylinder cover seal Is leaking.

Improper nails are used, or nails are

damaged.

The driver guide is damaged or w

orn.The m

agazine screw is loose.

There is dirt in magazine.

The direction of the exhaust deflector requires adjustm

ent.Direct the exhaust deflector aw

ay from the

operator.

1.2.3.4.

Verify that the air supply is adequate.Pour up to 6 drops of oil into the air inlet. Inspect and replace O-rings or seals. Replace the dam

aged internal parts.

Have the tool serviced by a qualified service technician.

1.2.3.4.5.

Replace the bumper or spring.

Clean the drive channel on the front plate.Clean the m

agazine.Replace the O-ring. Replace the sealing w

asher.

Have the tool serviced by a qualified service technician.

Use proper nails.(see section “Clearing a jam

med nail.”)

Inspect and replace the driver.Tighten the m

agazine.Open and clean the m

agazine.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The following chart lists com

mon issues and solutions. Please read it carefully and

follow all instructions carefully.

Air leakage at the top of the tool or in the trigger area.

Air leakage between

the bottom and the

cylinder cap.

Air leakage near the bottom

of the tool.

O-rings in the trigger valve aredam

aged.The trigger valve heads are dam

aged.Trigger valve stem

, seal, or O-rings are dam

aged.

The screws are loose.

The O-rings or the bumper are

worn or dam

aged.

The screws are loose.

The O-rings or the seals are worn

or damaged.

1.2.3.

1.2.3.

1.2.

Tighten the screws.

Inspect and replace the O-rings or the seals.1.2. Tighten the screw

s.Inspect and replace the O-rings or the bum

per.

1.2.

1.2.

Inspect and replace the O-ring.

Inspect and replace trigger valve heads.

Inspect and replace the trigger valve stem,

seal, or O-ring.

Have the tool serviced by a qualified servicetechnician.

Have the tool serviced by a qualified servicetechnician.

Have the tool serviced by a qualified servicetechnician.

Disconnect the tool from the air supply before m

aking any adjustments.

PROBLEMPOSSIBLE CAUSES

SOLUTIONS

The nails are being driven too deep.

The bumper is w

orn.The air pressure is too high.The depth adjustm

ent knob is not adjusted properly.

1.2.3.

1.2.3. Replace the bumper.

Adjust the air pressure.Adjust the depth setting by turning the depth adjustm

ent knob counter-clockwise (see

section “Adjusting nail depth” for more

detailed instructions).

TROUBLESHOOTING

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PARTS LIST

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Hex. Socket HD. Bolt M5x30

Top CoverHex. Socket HD. Bolt M

5x8Exhaust CoverProtectorBody GuardGasket(F)Gasket(G)Exhaust ValveHead Cap

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Cylinder O-ring 30.5X3.5Piston(H)O-ring 65X2O-ring 41.5X2.4Cylinder PlateCylinderCylinder RingCylinder SpringO-ring 56X2.4Cylinder Guide

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O-ring 47X2.4labelBodyO-ring 5.15X1.5O-ring 43.5X2.65Piston Bum

perBum

per SheetO-ring 41X1.6Hex.Socket HD.Bolt M

5x8GuardNoseNose GuardHex.Socket HD.Bolt M

5X25SpringSafety Bolt M

5X16Nut M

5Pushing LeverW

asherGrip RubberGap w

asherCapHex.Socket HD.Bolt M

5X20Air inlet plug 3/8"Dust CapRoll Pin D3x30Plunger Spring O-ring 3.55X2Plunger (A)Valve Bushing O-ring 11.8X1.5Valve PackingUrethane BallValve PlateTrigger Valve BushingTrigger Plunger O-ring 2.8X1.8TriggerPlunger(B)Valve Rubber Cover O-ring 8.75X1.8Feed Piston O-ringFeed Piston O-ring 11.2X1.8Gasket(E)Feed Piston CoverM

agazine BushingHex. Socket HD.Bolt M

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Feeder SpringFeeder (A)Feeder ShaftFeeder Shaft RingShaft RingNail Guide ShaftAdjusterAdjuster SpringBoltNail GuideLock ShaftGuide LockRoll Pin D3x10SpringM

ain Stopper SpringHex. Socket HD.Bolt M

4x6(10pcs.)Roll Pin D3x28(10pcs.)M

ain Nail StopperNail StopperSub Stopper SpringNail Guide CoverM

agazine CoverHolder CapM

achine screw M

4x50Spring W

asher M4

Washer M

4Holder ShaftU-Nut M

5SleeveRatchet SpringNail HolderM

agazinePinNylon Nut M

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agazine GuardPlate NutGuide BaseHex.Socket HD.Bolt M

5x14Shingle GuideM

agazine set

Oil potHex M

5/4mm

Hex M4/3m

mGoggles M

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