Bostitch D62ADC Manuel D'instructions page 7

4. Load the Coil of Staples
Place coil of staples in magazine. Feed front end of coil into
side and top guides. Push forward until stopping on blade
guide, swing cover closed and slightly squeeze to engage
magazine bosses. Check positive engagement.
5. Clinch Adjustment (FIG.4)
Turn special nut through window clockwise to tighten clinch and
counter-clockwise to loosen clinch. Use a tool to fit 1/8" (3mm) hole.
Note: Remove adjusting tool after adjustment
6. Depth Adjustment (FIG.5)
Loosen front screw and adjust to desired depth. When top edge of
adjustment plate is at highest setting (No. 4), the clinches are at their
shallowest penetration. If set at lowest setting (No. 1), the clinchers
are at their deepest penetration.
Note: Tighten screw before firing tool.
7. Stapling
Grasp handle with one hand. Position on box in line with the
desired staple location. There is a small projection on either side of
the frame as an aid in locating the position of the staple (FIG.6). Press
trigger. Move machine to next staple location with or without
releasing the trigger. Strongest closure requires end staples close to
end of box. Check packaging requirements.Check staple clinching in
samples of board being used. Adjustments for depth of penetration
and tightness of clinch are easy and instantaneous, full advantage
should be taken of them
8. Always disconnect air supply: 1.) Before making adjustments;
2.) When servicing the tool; 3.) When clearing a jam; 4.) When
tool is not in use; 5.) When moving to a different work area, as
accidental actuation may occur, possibly causing injury.
Jammed Staple Removal
Jams can be cleared by pulling jam release lever to a 90˚ position
(FIG.7). At this position, hold coil of staples to prevent movement and
use either a long nose plier or a screwdriver to clear jam. Carefully
release lever to prevent staples being trapped between anvil and
blade guide.
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LOADING THE D62ADC CONTINUED
Jam Lever
FIG.6
-7-
Special
nut
Tight
Medium
Loose
Adjustment
plate
FIG.4
FIG.5
Front
screw
FIG.7