Introduction
If your stapler isn’t stapling, then there’s a good chance the spring is damaged. This guide's purpose is to assist users in replacing the stapler spring.
If you don’t replace the spring yourself, you’ll either have a broken stapler cluttering up your work space or will end up buying a new stapler altogether.
Before using this guide, check to see if the spring itself is damaged. Another possibility of a stapler not working is a staple jam. Be careful when handling the stapler, since it’s possible to staple yourself. We recommend that you empty the staples beforehand.
What you need
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Tool used on this step:Tweezers$4.99
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Pry open the hook found on the pusher using the tweezers.
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Press down on the metal part inside the handle with your thumbs until it will not go down anymore.
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Thread the other end of the new spring through the top rectangular hole toward the back.
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Thread the new spring through the bottom hole, bringing the end of spring toward you.
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Press the metal part down with your thumbs until it aligns with the hammer's hole.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Just what I needed. Thank you! Super clear
Wie funktioniert das für große Klammermaschinen wie dieser hier?
Where do I obtain a replacement spring for this stapler?
