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The regular, the small, and the staple gun are the three most common varieties of staplers. As a bonus, stapler cartridges can be found in many office machines. When restocking a stapler, it’s essential to choose stapler pin that perfectly fit the device. Once you’ve located the true staples, you can load your stapler.
Get Rid of Any Leftover Staples in the Stapler
Prepare a standard or tiny stapler by opening it. You open the top on most staplers. Sliding locks on the side could be the key to unlocking it. Some models of staplers don’t open vertically but have a big button on the back that you push to release the paper tray. The stapler’s tray can be accessed for reloading in a few different ways; examine the stapler you’re using to determine which one is appropriate.
Finding out how to load a standard staple will be easy if you consult the product handbook. Replace the old pins with new ones. A stick or a line of hooks fastened together is used to do this. Insert the stick’s edges into the tray’s corresponding slots. If your stapler has a top-loading mechanism, you may quickly load staples by opening the top. You can place the pins into a tray that slides out from the back or pop out a magazine from the front of the stapler. [2]
Single Staple
Adding a single staple is doable but not advised. Put the stapler away and close it. You should slide the tray back in or press down on the stapler’s top. There should be an audible “click” as the magazine locks into place. Verify that a staple is released when you press the magazine down to the base of the stapler to determine if it is closed properly. This could secure the stapler’s lid if it weren’t already.
Refilling a Stapler
Test the stapler to make sure it is working correctly. Separate the magazine’s cover from the staple base with a small stack of paper. It will work if the staples are in the right places. If the pins come out crooked or trapped, you’ll have to unscrew the stapler and try again. Most of the time, the problem is how the staples are placed. Please take out the pins and put them back in a while, ensuring they line up with the magazine’s pages.
A mini-stapler can quickly get jammed or broken if too many sheets are stapled. Stay consistent with the quantity specified on the label. Detailed Illustration Find the release button. Both manually operated and electrically powered staplers feature a detachment button. Grip zones made of rubber are sometimes very noticeable. It is often near the end of the handle. Press the release button on the stapler’s refill cartridge. To reveal the area for the staples, press the release button until the slide pulls out or slides down. It’s time to take the pusher rod out of the stapler now.
Time to Clean out the Stapler You’ve Been Using
Staples should be put into the machine such that the smooth side faces down and the pointed ends are exposed. Check that the size of the pins you’re using is appropriate. The staple gun may get jammed if the staples are the wrong size.
Conclusion
Test your staple gun. Put a stack of papers between the magazine and the stapler base, and make sure no one is there to see you do it. Then slowly pull the trigger under the staple gun’s handle to ensure the staples come out correctly. In the event of a jam or failure to function, you can inspect the pins and make any necessary modifications by releasing the slide.
