Craftsman 19.2 Volt Brad Nailer

Warranty / Garantía

CRAFTSMAN® ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

For one year from the date of purchase, this product is warranted against any defects in material or workmanship. With proof of purchase, defective product will be replaced free of charge. For warranty coverage details, visit: www.craftsman.com. This warranty does not cover nails. It is void if the product is used for commercial services or rented.

GARANTÍA LIMITADA DE CRAFTSMAN POR UN AÑO

Este producto tiene garantía por cualquier defecto en material o mano de obra DURANTE UN AÑO desde la fecha de compra. Los productos defectuosos se remplazarán sin cargo si presenta un comprobante de pago. Para detalles de cobertura, visite: www.craftsman.com. Esta garantía no cubre las clavadoras. Pierde validez si se usa para servicios comerciales o se alquila.

Introduction / Introducción

This tool has many features for making its use more pleasant and enjoyable. Safety, performance, and dependability have been given top priority in the design of this product, making it easy to maintain and operate.

Esta herramienta ofrece numerosas características para hacer más agradable y placentero su uso. En el diseño de este producto se ha conferido prioridad a la seguridad, el desempeño y la fiabilidad, por lo cual se facilita su manejo y mantenimiento.

General Power Tool Safety Warnings

WARNING: Read all safety warnings and instructions. Failure to follow may result in electric shock, fire, or serious injury.

Work Area Safety

• Keep work area clean and well lit.
• Do not operate in explosive atmospheres (flammable liquids, gases, dust).
• Keep children and bystanders away.

Electrical Safety

• Ensure power tool plugs match outlets; do not modify plugs.
• Avoid body contact with earthed/grounded surfaces.
• Do not expose to rain or wet conditions.
• Do not abuse the cord; keep it away from heat, oil, sharp edges, moving parts.
• Use outdoor-rated extension cords for outdoor use.
• Use GFCI protected supply in damp locations.
• Use battery only with specified charger.

Personal Safety

• Stay alert, use common sense; do not use when tired or under the influence of drugs/alcohol/medication.
• Use personal protective equipment (eye protection, dust mask, safety shoes, hard hat, hearing protection).
• Prevent unintentional starting: ensure switch is off before connecting power or battery.
• Remove adjusting keys/wrenches before operating.
• Do not overreach; maintain proper footing and balance.
• Dress properly: avoid loose clothing, jewelry; keep hair away from moving parts.
• Ensure dust extraction/collection facilities are connected and used if provided.
• Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry; contain long hair.
• Do not use on ladders or unstable supports.

Power Tool Use and Care

• Do not force the tool; use the correct tool for the application.
• Do not use if the switch does not operate correctly.
• Disconnect power/battery before adjustments, accessory changes, or storage.
• Store idle tools out of reach of children; do not allow untrained persons to operate.
• Maintain tools: check for misalignment, binding, broken parts. Repair if damaged.
• Keep cutting tools sharp and clean.
• Use tool, accessories, bits according to instructions and working conditions.

Battery Tool Use and Care

• Recharge only with specified charger.
• Use only with designated battery packs.
• Keep battery packs away from metal objects when not in use to prevent shorting.
• Avoid contact with battery liquid if ejected; flush with water if contact occurs.

Service

• Have tool serviced by qualified personnel using identical replacement parts.

Nailer Safety Warnings

• Always assume the tool contains nails.
• Do not point the tool towards yourself or others.
• Do not actuate unless firmly against workpiece.
• Disconnect from power source when fastener jams.
• Use caution when removing jammed nails.
• Do not use for fastening electrical cables.
• Hold by insulated gripping surfaces when contact with hidden wiring is possible.
• Know your tool: read manual carefully.
• Always wear eye protection with side shields (ANSI Z87.1 compliant).
• Eye protection must conform to ANSI specs for flying particles (front and side).
• Employer/user must ensure proper eye protection is worn.
• Additional safety protection (hearing, head) may be required based on environment.
• Keep fingers away from trigger when not driving fasteners.
• Use safety equipment (eye protection, dust mask, etc.).
• Protect lungs with dust mask if dusty.
• Protect hearing during extended operation.
• Battery tools are always in operating condition; be aware of hazards.
• Do not place battery tools or batteries near fire or heat.
• Use tool only for intended use; do not discharge fasteners into open air.
• Use only recommended nails; wrong nails can cause feeding issues, jams, erratic angles.
• Never direct fastener toward anything other than workpiece.
• Do not use as a hammer.
• Always carry by the handle.
• Do not alter or modify the tool without manufacturer approval.
• Be aware misuse and improper handling can cause injury.
• Never clamp or tape trigger or workpiece contact in actuated position.
• Never leave tool unattended with battery installed.
• Do not operate if warning label is missing or illegible.
• Keep tool and handle dry, clean, free from oil/grease. Use clean cloth. Do not use solvents.

Operation

General Operation Warnings

• Do not use if trigger does not actuate properly.
• Check workpiece contact mechanism frequently.
• Do not use a tool that does not work correctly.
• Always assume the tool contains nails.
• Do not carry tool by trigger; accidental discharge may occur.
• Handle tool with care: respect it, no horseplay, never pull trigger unless nose is directed toward work, keep others at a safe distance.
• Choice of triggering method is important.
• Tool is designed for single-hand use; do not hold by magazine front. Keep body parts away from magazine bottom.
• Do not point tool at yourself or others, loaded or not.
• Do not actuate unless intending to drive a nail.
• Ensure workpiece contact is fully positioned above workpiece.
• Do not drive nails near edge of material; workpiece may split, nail may ricochet.
• Keep hands and body parts clear of work area; use clamps. Secure workpiece properly.
• Keep face and body parts away from back of tool cap in restricted areas.
• Tool recoils after driving fastener; do not prevent recoil. Grip handle firmly.
• Do not drive fasteners on top of others or at steep angles.

Loading Tool

• Do not load with controls activated.
• Never place hand/body part in discharge area.
• Never point tool at anyone.
• Do not pull trigger or depress workpiece contact accidentally.

Attaching Belt Hook

Align belt hook and screw with side screw hole. Tighten securely with a Phillips head screwdriver.

Installing/Removing Battery Pack

• To Install: Align rib with groove, snap latches into place.
• To Remove: Locate latches and depress to release.
• Note: Squeeze LED light grip switch to activate nailer.
• Refer to charger/battery manuals for charging instructions.

No-Mar Pad

The no-mar pad prevents marring soft woods. Remove by pulling down and away from the nose. Replace by fitting over nose and pushing up. An extra pad is stored on the magazine.

Loading the Tool with Brad Nails

• WARNING: Use only recommended nails.
• WARNING: Keep tool pointed away from yourself and others when loading.
• Remove battery pack.
• Open magazine by squeezing release button and sliding cover.
• Place nails in channel, tips pointing down.
• Close magazine cover until it snaps shut. Ensure it is securely locked.
• Reinstall battery and reactivate tool.

Removing Nails from the Tool

• Remove battery pack.
• Depress magazine release button.
• Remove nails and close magazine.

Setting the Air Pressure

• Pressure depends on nail size and workpiece material.
• Test drive a nail into scrap material.
• Remove battery pack.
• Turn air pressure dial clockwise (increase) or counterclockwise (decrease).
• Fine adjustments may require depth of drive adjustment.
• Note: At maximum pressure, unit may not deliver nail; may need to decrease pressure.

Depth of Drive Adjustment

• Adjust depth beyond air pressure. Test on scrap workpiece.
• To determine depth: adjust air pressure, drive test nail, then use depth adjustment. Harder materials/longer nails need more force.
• Remove battery pack.
• Turn depth adjustment knob left/right.
• Reinstall battery and reactivate tool.
• Drive test nail after each adjustment.
• Note: Set depth at shallowest setting that meets needs.

Driving Brad Nails

• WARNING: Never wedge or hold back workpiece contact mechanism.
• Mode selector: Single Sequential Actuation (precise placement) or Contact Actuation (high productivity).
• Tool drives nail when trigger is depressed and workpiece contact is depressed.
• Single Sequential Actuation:
• Remove battery pack. Slide selector to (T).
• WARNING: Ensure selector is securely seated in (T) or (TTT) position.
• Reinstall battery. Grip tool firmly. Position nose on work surface. Push tool to depress workpiece contact. Squeeze trigger to drive nail.
• Note: Hold trigger until drive cycle complete. Remove finger from trigger when done.
• Contact Actuation:
• Remove battery pack. Slide selector to (TTT).
• Reinstall battery. Grip tool firmly. Squeeze and hold trigger while pushing tool against work surface to depress workpiece contact and drive nail.
• Note: Hold trigger until drive cycle complete. Remove finger from trigger when done.
• Note: In Contact Actuation Mode, tool can also be operated by depressing workpiece contact and squeezing trigger.

Dry-Fire Lockout

Prevents operation when few fasteners remain (0-5 nails indicated by low nail indicator window). Reload to resume.

LED Worklights/Diagnostic Feedback

Press LED worklight grip switch to turn on. Lights indicate battery charge and tool function. Flashing lights may indicate a low battery or malfunction; consult Troubleshooting.

Removing a Jammed Brad Nail

• WARNING: Remove battery pack before clearing jams.
• Remove battery pack.
• Open magazine, remove nails.
• Pull latch, open jam release.
• Insert flat blade screwdriver into driving mechanism, push back to free nail.
• Remove bent nail.
• Close jam release and latch.
• Reinstall nails, close magazine.
• Reinstall battery, reactivate tool.
• Note: Deep driving, debris, or jams can cause driver blade to stick. Depress workpiece contact and squeeze trigger on scrap wood to reset.

California Proposition 65

WARNING: Product and dust may contain chemicals (like lead) known to cause cancer, birth defects, or reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling. Reduce exposure by working in ventilated areas with approved safety equipment (e.g., dust masks).

Maintenance

WARNING: Use only identical replacement parts.

WARNING: Always wear eye protection with side shields and hearing protection.

WARNING: Always remove battery pack before cleaning, maintenance, or storage.

General Maintenance

• Avoid solvents on plastic parts; use clean cloths.
• Do not let brake fluid, gasoline, petroleum products, etc., contact plastic parts.

Troubleshooting

Parts List

CRAFTSMAN 19.2 VOLT CORDLESS NAILER – MODEL NO. 315.FS2000

The model number is on a label attached to the motor housing. Always mention the model number in correspondence or when ordering repair parts.

• Key No. 1, Part Number 527262001 / 525814002: No-Mar Pad (not shown)
• Key No. 2, Part Number 635048001: Belt Clip
• Key No. 3, Part Number 660212057: Screw
• Part Number 9900000779: Operator's Manual

Diagram Descriptions

Figure 1: Attaching Belt Hook

Shows the belt hook (A) and screw (B) for installation on the side of the nailer.

Figure 2: Installing/Removing Battery Pack

Illustrates how to install the battery pack (B) by aligning the rib with the groove and snapping latches (A) into place. Also shows how to remove the battery pack by depressing the latches.

Figure 3: No-Mar Pad

Shows the no-mar pad (A) attached to the nose of the nailer.

Figure 4: Magazine Release Button

Highlights the magazine release button (A) on the rear of the magazine.

Figure 5: Loading Brad Nails

Shows brad nails (A) being loaded into the magazine.

Figure 6: Air Pressure Dial

Illustrates the air pressure dial (A) with an index arrow (B) and indicates controls for decreasing (C) and increasing (D) pressure.

Figure 7: Depth of Drive Adjustment

Shows the depth of drive adjustment (A) and indicates controls for increasing (B) and decreasing (C) depth.

Figure 8: Mode Selector

Shows the mode selector (A) and the options for Single Sequential Mode (B) and Contact Actuation Mode (C).

Figure 9: Trigger and Workpiece Contact

Highlights the trigger (A) and the workpiece contact (B).

Figure 10: LED Worklights/Diagnostic Feedback

Shows the LED worklight grip switch (A) and the LED worklights (B) on the tool.

Figure 11: Removing a Jammed Brad Nail

Illustrates using a screwdriver (A) to push back the mechanism, with labels for the latch (B) and jam release (C).

Symbols

Signal words indicate risk levels:

• DANGER: Imminent hazard, will result in death or serious injury if not avoided.
• WARNING: Potentially hazardous situation, could result in death or serious injury if not avoided.
• CAUTION: Potentially hazardous situation, may result in minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
• NOTICE: Important information not related to injury hazard, may result in property damage.

Common Symbols:

• Safety Alert ⚠️: Indicates potential personal injury hazard.
• Read Operator's Manual ?: Read and understand manual before use.
• Eye Protection ?: Always wear eye protection with side shields (ANSI Z87.1).
• Keep Hands Away ✋: Keep hands away from discharge area.
• Wet Conditions Alert ?: Do not expose to rain or damp locations.
• Recycle Symbols ♻️: For battery disposal information.
• V: Volts
• min: Minutes
• no: Direct Current
• .../min: Revolutions, strokes, speed per minute.

Glossary

• Activate (operating controls): Move control to position allowing actuation.
• Actuate (tool): Cause movement of tool components to drive a fastener.
• Actuation system: Use of trigger, workpiece contact, or other controls to actuate the tool.
• Fastener: Staple, pin, brad, nail, or other fastening device.
• Jam: Obstruction in feed or drive areas.
• Operating control: Control that causes tool actuation.
• Trigger: Control activated by operator's fingers.
• Workpiece: Object into which fastener is driven.
• Workpiece contact: Control activated by contact with material being fastened.

Features

Product Specifications:

• Motor: 19.2 Volt DC
• Magazine Capacity: 105 Nails
• Nailer Speed: Up to 60 shots/min.
• Nail Type: 18 gauge
• Brad Nail Length: 5/8 - 2 in.

Assembly

WARNING: Do not use if not fully assembled or if parts are missing/damaged.

WARNING: Do not modify or create unauthorized accessories; misuse can cause injury.

If parts are damaged or missing, call 1-800-932-3188 for assistance.

Notes

This section is typically for user notes and is left blank in the original document.