H-3064 - Stapler Uline - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL H-3064 Uline

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STAPLER SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions: L x W x H 13.5 x 4.53 x 8.66"

Weight (Without Fasteners) 5 lb.

Compressed Air:

Maximum psi: 110 psi

Recommended

Operating Pressure: 80–100 psi

Air Consumption: 2.4 CFM

Staple Specification: S-22482 A58 Stick

Staple Specification: S-22481 C34 Stick

Staple Specification: S-22480 C58 Stick

Staple Capacity: 100 Staples

Noise Levels: 89 dBA

WARNING

Before operating this stapler familiarize yourself with the safety warnings and instructions in this manual. Keep these instructions with the stapler for future reference. If you have any questions, contact Uline at 1-800-295-5510.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL SAFETY

1. Read the manual and understand all safety instructions before operating the stapler. If you have questions, contact Uline at 1-800-295-5510.
2. Never use flammable gases as a power source for the stapler. Only use filtered, compressed air.
3. Never use gasoline or other flammable liquids to clean the stapler. Vapors left on the stapler could ignite and cause the stapler to explode.
4. Do not exceed 110 psi of air pressure when operating the stapler.
5. Disconnect the stapler from the air supply before making adjustments, cleaning or clearing jams and when not in use.
6. Do not pull the trigger when carrying or holding the stapler.
7. Never carry the stapler by the hose or pull on the hose to move the stapler.
8. Always wear protective equipment; i.e., safety glasses, hearing protection and head protection.
9. Do not use a check valve or any other fitting which allows air to remain in the stapler.
10. Do not place your hand or any other body part in the staple clinching area or adjustment window when connecting or disconnecting the air supply.
11. Never point the stapler at yourself or anyone else

1. Lubricate the stapler prior to initial operation.
2. Disconnect the stapler from the air supply prior to servicing.
3. Turn the stapler so that the inlet is facing up and put one drop of high-speed spindle oil, UNOCOL RX22, or 3-in-1 oil, into air inlet. Never use detergent oil or additives.
4. Operate the stapler briefly after adding oil.
5. Wipe off excessive oil at the exhaust. Excessive oil will damage the O-rings. If inline oiler is used, manual lubrication through the air inlet is not required on a daily basis.

AIR SUPPLY AND CONNECTIONS

NOTE: The following illustration shows the correct mode of connection to the air supply system which will increase the efficiency and life of the stapler.

1. Many air stapler users find it convenient to use an inline oiler to provide oil circulation through their stapler. Check oil level in the oiler daily.
2. A filter is recommended on your air compressor. Check the filter and drain on a daily basis.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

LOADING THE STAPLER

1. Disconnect the air supply.
2. Pull the pusher back until it stops on pusher pivots. Rotate pusher to position. (See Figure 1)

3. Insert 2 sticks of appropriate staples into the magazine. Let the sticks slide forward to the front of the magazine. (See Figure 2)

4. Pull the pusher back to an upright position and gently let the pusher slide forward against the staples. Do not let the pusher slide forward and strike the staples at high speed as this may deform the staples and damage the stapler.

Pusher

Figure 1

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Figure 2

STAPLE LEG LENGTH

1. Loosen the set screw on the bottom with a 3 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 3)

2. Adjust L/S screw with a screwdriver to the desired setting. (See Figure 4)
   a. If you are using 3/4" staples set L up.
   b. If you are using 5/8" staples set S up. (See Figure 5)

3. Tighten the set screw on the bottom.

Set Screw

Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5

L/S Screw

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

CLINCH ADJUSTMENT

Use 2.5 mm Allen wrench and turn collar through window clockwise to tighten clinch. (See Figure 6)

Tight Medium Loose

Figure 6

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Loosen Tighten

DEPTH ADJUSTMENT

1. Loosen front screw with a 6 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 7)

2. Push the body up and adjust to the desired depth. (See Figure 8)

3. When the top edge of the adjustment plate is at its highest setting the teeth are at their shallowest penetration. (See Figure 9)

4. If set at No. 1 the teeth are at their deepest penetration. (See Figure 10)

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Figure 7

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Figure 8

Adjustment Plate

Figure 9

No. 1 No. 2 & 3 No. 4

Figure 10

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

1. Protect your eyes and ears.

a. Wear safety glasses with side shields
b. Wear hearing protection.
c. Ensure that anyone in the vicinity wears safety protection.

1. To prevent accidental injuries, never place a hand or any other body part in the staple clinching area or adjustment window.

2. Never point the stapler towards you or anyone else.

3. Always handle the stapler with care. Never pull the trigger unless stapler is ready for operation.

4. Check and replace any damaged or worn components on the stapler.

5. Add a few drops of oil into the air inlet.

6. Install a quick connect fitting to the stapler.
7. Regulate the air pressure to attain 80–100psi.

8. Insert the staples into the stapler following the loading instructions.

9. Reconnect the air hose to the stapler.

10. Grasp the handle with one hand on box in line with the desired staple location. There is a small projection on either side of the magazine seat as an aid in locating the position of the staple.
11. The strongest closure requires staples close to the ends of the box.

WARNING

Never use gasoline or other flammable liquids to clean the stapler. Vapors in the stapler could be ignited by a spark and cause the stapler to explode.

CLEANING THE STAPLER

1. Disconnect the air supply from the stapler
2. Remove tar buildup with non-corrosive cleaner.

CAUTION! Do not allow solvent to get into the cylinder or damage may occur.

1. Dry the stapler completely before use.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

CLEARING A JAM

1. Disconnect air supply.
2. Pull pusher back and rotate to a locked position. (See Figure 11)

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Figure 11

1. Insert needle nose pliers or screwdriver to clear jam. (See Figure 12)
2. Slowly release pusher back to position.

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Figure 12

WARNING

Stop using the stapler immediately if any of the following problems occur. Serious personal injury could occur. Any repairs or replacements must be done by a qualified person or authorized service center only.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY
Air leak from trigger O-ring on valve or on tube is damaged. Replace O-ring.
Air leak from exhaust port O-ring on valve or on tube is damaged.O-ring on piston is damaged.		Replace O-ring.
Air leak from cylinder Piston rod port O-ring is damaged. Replace O-ring
Slow and short travel cycling	Check for loose screw or wear of parts.	1. Position eccentric pin and tighten screw.2. Recheck for maximum efficiency.a. Adjust pin slightly upward if due to short travel.b. Adjust pin slightly downward if due to slow cycling.
Excessive jams	1. Slow and short travel cycle.2. Teeth screws are loose.3. Wrong staple size.4. Insufficient lubrication.	1. Adjust as noted above.2. Tighten screws.3. Check staples.4. Clean and lubricate.
Uneven clinch	Wrong staple size.	Check for proper leg length adjustment and clincher size.
Unclinched staple	1. Teeth are loose or broken.2. Slow and short travel cycle.	1. Check and replace teeth as needed.2. Adjust as noted above.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

TEETH REPLACEMENT

1. Loosen screws and nut with an 8 mm wrench and 4 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 13)

2. Remove the magazine assembly. (See Figure 14)

3. Loosen screws with 3 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 15)

4. Change teeth one at a time to prevent reverse teeth.

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Figure 13 Figure 14

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Figure 15

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

DRIVER REPLACEMENT

1. Disconnect the air supply.
2. Loosen screw and nut with a 8 mm spanner wrench and a 4 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 16)
3. Remove the magazine assembly. (See Figure 17)

4. Loosen the set screw with a 3 mm Allen wrench to unlock the adjusting rod.

5. Slide the linkage mechanism and adjusting rod simultaneously from the collar. (See Figure 18)

6. Loosen the screws with a 3 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 19)
7. Take off the spring pin with a hammer and 6 mm straight rod. (See Figure 20)

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Figure 16

Magazine Assembly

Figure 17

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Figure 18

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Figure 19

Spring Pin

Figure 20

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

PUSHER SPRING REPLACEMENT

1. Loosen the screws and nut with a 8 mm spanner wrench and a 4 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 21)
2. Remove the magazine assembly. (See Figure 22)
3. Pull the pusher back until it stops on the rod, then rotate the pusher to position. (See Figure 23)

4. Push the magazine seat back and remove it from the magazine.

5. Loosen the screw and nut with a 2.5 mm Allen wrench and 7 mm socket wrench. (See Figure 24)

6. Loosen the rod with a 6 mm offset wrench and remove the pusher guides. Remove the pusher. (See Figure 25)
7. Remove the spring pin with a hammer and 4 mm straight rod. (See Figure 26)

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Figure 21

Magazine Assembly

Figure 22

Pusher

Figure 23

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Figure 24

Pusher Guide

Figure 25

Spring Pin

Figure 26

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

VALVE AND TUBE O-RING REPLACEMENT

1. Loosen screws with a flat screwdriver. (See Figure 27)

2. Remove spring with needle nose pliers. (See Figure 28)

3. Remove C-ring with C-ring pliers. (See Figure 29)

4. Remove valve and tube with needle nose pliers. (See Figure 30)

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Figure 27

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Figure 28

C-ring

Figure 29

Valve and Tube

Figure 30

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CONTINUED

PISTON REPLACEMENT

1. Remove screws and nut with 8 mm spanner wrench and 4 mm Allen wrench. (See Figure 31)
2. Remove magazine assembly. (See Figure 32)
3. Loosen set screw with a 3 mm Allen wrench to unlock the adjusting rod.
4. Slide linkage mechanism and adjusting rod simultaneously from collar.

5. Loosen collar with a 3 mm Allen wrench to remove the spring. (See Figure 33)

6. Loosen screw with a 3 mm Allen wrench and remove the block through the window.

7. Loosen screws with a 3 mm Allen wrench and remove the cap. (See Figure 34)
8. Remove the piston assembly with a 10 mm spanner wrench. (See Figure 35)
9. Remove piston and replace.

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Figure 31

Magazine Assembly

Figure 32

Spring

Figure 33

Cap

Figure 34

Piston Assembly

Figure 35

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(13.5 × 4.53 × 8.66")

Peso (sin cinchos) 2.3 kg (5 lbs.)

Aire comprimido:

PSI Máximo: 110 PSI

Presión operativa

Recomendada: 80–100 PSI

Consumo de aire: 0.07 m³/min (2.4 pie³/min)

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LARGO DE PATA DE LA GRAPA

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Aflojar Apretar

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Placa de ajuste

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No. 1

No. 2 & 3

No. 4
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ADVERTENCIA

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Ensamble del cargador

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Perno de resorte

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Ensamble del cargador

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Empujador

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Guía de empujador

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Perno con resorte

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Anillo-C

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Ensamble del Cargador

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Resorte

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Tapa

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Ensamble de Pistón

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SPÉCIFICATIONS DE L'AGRAFEUSE

Dimensions : long. x larg. x haut. 34 x 11,5 x 22 cm

(13,5 x 4,53 x 8,66 po)

Poids (sans agrafes) 2,3 kg (5 lb)

Air comprimé :

Pression maximum : 6,9 bars (110 lb/po ^2 )

Pression

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Figure 2

LONGUEUR DE PATTE D'AGRAFE

Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 5

Vis L/S

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Desserrer Serrer

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Figure 7

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Figure 8

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Figure 11 Figure 12

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AVERTISSEMENT

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Figure 13 Figure 14

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Figure 15

INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION SUITE

REEMPLACEMENT DE LA PLAQUE DE POUSSÉE

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Figure 16

Magazine Assembly

Figure 17

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Figure 18

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Figure 19

Spring Pin

Figure 20

INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION SUITE

REPLACEMENT DU RESSORT DE POUSSEUR

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Figure 21

Ensemble de magasin

Figure 22

Pousseur

Figure 23

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Figure 24

Cheville ressort

Figure 26

INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION SUITE

REMPLACEMENT DU JOINT TORIQUE DE SOUPAPE ET TUBE

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Figure 27

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Figure 28

Anneau en C

Figure 29

Soupape et tube

Figure 30

INSTRUCTIONS D'UTILISATION SUITE

REPLACEMENT DU PISTON

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Figure 31

Ensemble de magasin

Figure 32

Ressort

Figure 33

Couvercle

Figure 34

Ensemble de piston

Figure 35