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Francisco105 was the only person to answer the question being asked. Thank you. Your advice helped and my staple loader assembly is assembled again, without needing to buy another stapler. I did use a fine gauge wire instead of fishing line, though.

lay a steel rule on the styrofoam, and use the edge to press the safety tip. Spreading the load will reduce dents.

use the shorter staple increase the punch pressure when the trigger is released ( there is an adjustment on the side for that purpose )

4 Allen screws to unscrew with allen key

My T50 would fire ONE 1/4" staple correctly and then jam, eating 3 or 4 and after digging those out do it all again. This was one staple eating machine!!.. I disassembled the thing, making some mechanical adjustments which allow only enough room for smooth feeding of ONE staple at a time and now it NEVER misfires or jams. These adjustments will take careful thought and filing of the end of the staple tray nearest the firing pin, along with slight bending of the firing pin to lay flat again the outside head cover. I also filed the outside "tips" of the firing pin to be absolutely flat where it contacts the staple. DO NOT shorten the firing pin if possible. Now I can get even 9/16" staples to go all the way in. :)

Probably a staple is jammed in it. Check for a jammed staple and clear it. Larry

Lubrication needed maybe it has long time ago be made and layed for years in a shop window and now its selled but its been dry internal ? oil pneumolube neccesary, all the parts insite have needed a good oil lubrication

security bracket o ring dirth inside top on cilinder lubrication needed