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Some staples are not going all the way into the wood. I press the gun against the wood and fire and the staple is not all the way in.

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Use shorter staples or hammer to finish the staples.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 05, 2008

SOURCE: Need help on how to put staples in Ace staple gun 22084

At the very botton of the stapeler in the back there should be a square mechanism press in and down then just slide the staples in and eplace the mechanism the way you took it out

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 28, 2009

SOURCE: (DP) air staple gun won't reload after shooting 1 staple

i have mini blow 8 mm gun automatic after i chut he did not reloaded plz tell how i can fixed

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Michael Thomas

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  • Posted on Oct 03, 2009

SOURCE: reloading ace 22084 staple gun

Hello there:
when you purchase staples for this particular gun even though you might get a staple that is says it fits this gun you need to look at the type of staple if you get the one that says heavy duty it will not work it took me 2 times to find out the right ones for this gun it comes in a green box and says standard duty on it not heavy duty this is where most people make their mistake. ok?
best regards michael

thesnooper

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  • Posted on Apr 05, 2010

SOURCE: Need help loading staples in my Stanley electric staple/nail gun

there should be a button / lever at the rear press it and it should open so as to insert the staples

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 14, 2011

SOURCE: I HAVE A ATRO STAPLE

The rubber bumper at the base of the cylinder is damaged. Atro are no longer in business but some spares may be available through Stanley Bostitch, who bought over Atro some years ago.

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