Rolson 44320 Light Duty Staple Gun

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Test the Staple Gun: Perform a test fire into a scrap piece of material to ensure the staples are feeding correctly.

Remove Jammed Staples: If a jammed staple is causing the issue, use needle-nose pliers or a flathead screwdriver to remove it carefully. Safety First: Disconnect the staple gun from any power source. If it's a manual staple gun, ensure it's not under tension. Overloading the staple gun: Some staple guns can jam if too many staples are loaded simultaneously. It's best to avoid overfilling the staple tray and instead refill more frequently.Adjust the depth setting on your staple gun to ensure it's set correctly for the material you're working with. Experiment with different settings until you achieve the desired depth.

Worn-out parts: If your staple gun is old or heavily used, parts like the spring or the staple channel might be worn out or damaged, leading to frequent jams. Test the staple gun on a piece of paper or wood. To make sure the staples are loaded properly, fold a piece of paper in half or use a scrap piece of wood or fabric. Place it under or inside of the stapler and pull the trigger to release a staple. Make sure the staples are firing smoothly with no jams. [9] X Research source Squeeze the release buttons and pull the tray out. Place your thumb and forefinger on either side of the release, and press in before pulling out. This will release the magazine from the gun, revealing a compartment underneath of the gun where you’ll place the staples. [10] X Research source Remember always to carefully handle your tools and follow the manufacturer's instructions for optimal safety and performance.Charge the power source that you're using for an electric or battery-powered staple gun. Make sure it's fully charged and connected correctly. Inspect the staples you're using. Ensure they are the correct size for your staple gun and are in good condition.