STAPLER IS NOT FIREING
1710347
Yes, make sure the pressure is high enough, and that you are loading the staples correctly. I also started using it and it wouldn't fire the staple. I wasn't putting them in right.
1710348
Seems to be a seven year warranty on the nailers/staplers. See if you can confirm in the manual/booklet that you are loading correctly, if so I would contact the customer service number in the manual for warranty replacement.
32455
I have found that you have to set the stapler on your desktop (instead of holding with your hand). Apparently, you apply too much pressure by holding it in your hand. With it on your desk, there isn't as much pressure.
32457
I have the same problem. I am unable to staple 2 sheets without the staple cutting thru the first sheet and therbye not keeping the pages attached. Bad batch possibly? If their is a solution, I don't know it. 3 sheets or heavy paper works fine
1399161
Make sure the staples are the right way ( so the point would go through) and then make sure the back part that slides in clicks. If that doesn't work then maybe yours is defective. That happens.
383844
Make sure the staples are pushed down all the way. Sometimes I have to use a screwdriver to push them down so they lie flat against the bed of the stapler.
541416
reboot your printer then it should release and re adjust itself. same for paper jam open back and remove paper incase.
1794062
Gail I agree with Joshua. I used my stapler all through tax season and continue to use it without any jams. I would unload the hatch and see if a staple is somehow stuck at the very front. Next I would check the paper to see if there are any marks on it where the staple would go. If you do not see any indentations the staple is not going through and you may have a defective unit. I hope this helps since my stapler was been overworked and is still doing great.
280598
Regular heavy duty construction stapler & a small hammer, try 1/4 in staples. You may have to tack them in w/hammer, if not secure enough try 1/2 in.
1952195
While I have not experienced that problem with the Munix 25153 Stapler, I have had the same problem using another booklet stapler. First, I was trying to staple too many pieces of paper for the stapler's capacity. Heavier paper can cause the same problem; not only was I trying to staple together too much paper, the booklet had a card stock cover. Another issue may be not the right staples. I use Munix heavy-duty staples (1/2 inch, 23/13-H) with the Munix stapler and so far have had no problems. I hope this helps with the problem.
1523993
I really don't know since mine works great and I have dropped that stapler many times and still works fine. Sorry.
1753097
I doubt it - I had such terrible luck with that stapler model that I threw it away - it suddenly wouldn't staple anything. I bought a much heavier duty one that worked better.
560710
Step 1: Set the stapler on a desk with the swingline logo facing up and the back of the stapler facing you. Step 2: Remove the broken button if it hasn't already fallen off. It's the part at the back of the stapler. Step 3: Locate the screw on the top, back of the stapler and identify a small horizontal bit of metal right below the screw. Step 4: Slide the screw driver between the bits of plastic that were to hold the button and lay it just above the horizontal bit of metal. Press down toward the desk. This should cause the staple-plank to pop out at the front of the stapler. Step 5: Lay the staples on the plank and push it back into place. Step 6: Staple away. Step 1: Set the stapler on a desk with the swingline logo facing up and the back of the stapler facing you. Step 2: Remove the broken button if it hasn't already fallen off. It's the part at the back of the stapler. Step 3: Locate the screw on the top, back of the stapler and identify a small horizontal bit of metal right below the screw. Step 4: Slide the screw driver between the bits of plastic that were to hold the button and lay it just above the horizontal bit of metal. Press down toward the desk. This should cause the staple-plank to pop out at the front of the stapler. Step 5: Lay... » Read More Step 1: Set the stapler on a desk with the swingline logo facing up and the back of the stapler facing you. Step 2: Remove the broken button if it hasn't already fallen off. It's the part at the back of the stapler. Step 3: Locate the screw on the top, back of the stapler and identify a small horizontal bit of metal right below the screw. Step 4: Slide the screw driver between the bits of plastic that were to hold the button and lay it just above the horizontal bit of metal. Press down toward the desk. This should cause the staple-plank to pop out at the front of the stapler. Step 5: Lay the staples on the plank and push it back into place. Step 6: Staple away. « Show Less
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Yes, dont pull the trigger till your ready to staple. And if you do staple a finger it only really hurts for an hour or so...just keep working.Orvin strickler
716368
Simply push in red button on back of stapler and lift up slightly. Spring mechanism will push this piece out and you put staples in the rear of the devise. Reinsert the spring-loaded red piece, seat it and you are ready to do. Similar to many desk staplers
1794063
Out of the box - stapler jammed - unable to repair. Correct staples. Returned for refund. This item has problems.
1252303
It must not be functioning properly. It works real easy on both paper & card stock and construction paper as well.
105329
This isn't the type of stapler that's used to staple papers. It doesn't fold the staple under in order to hold the papers together