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Differences from parts drawing
This part appears differently in drawings of parts. When delivered, it is a straight piece of tubing. Installing it requires that it be shaped to fit into the casing of the tool. There are no instructions provided for how to accomplish the shaping and installation. Had I known that the part was not "pre-shaped" to fit into the tool, I would not have ordered it.
The cost of shipping this part was as much, if not more than, the cost of the part itself. I was aware of the costs when I made the purchase but then getting the part, after a fairly lengthy delivery time, and discovering that it was not what I had anticipated was discouraging to say the least.
Guest - September 21, 2019
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NOTES: The tubing in hard and you will need to gently heat it to shape it. You will need to heat it to remove it and install it. I don\'t have a heat gun so I used a lighter.
DO NOT USE OIL! This tool does not get oiled as other air tools. Oil, especially WD40, will rot the o-rings and degrade the plastic parts. That\'s why mine b
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ALSO: if you\'re not good at remembering assembly and disassembly draw a diagram.
1. Remove the torx screws and split the two halves of the tool ( make sure the pin retainer o-ring doesn\'t fall and get lost) also make sure you note the position of the trigger safety spring
2.Remove the hoses from the valve and cylinder ( you will need to heat the ends)
3.pre-form the cylinder tube (use heat)
4. Attach the tubing to the nipples (Heat the ends) Take care not to stress the nipples the plastic is rigid and doesn\'t bend.
5. Reassemble and position the parts as per your diagram if you needed one.
6. The two halves may not mesh together. This is because you need to align the drive mechanism by using a thin screwdriver to push it into place.
6. Before you put the screws in make sure the slide to load the staples works properly.
Mine didn\'t and I had to loosen the screws back up and make sure it was free.
7. Now you\'re done. just put the screws back in and test it.
1. Un screwed and Split the stapler case in half
2. Removed the cylinder tube
3. Unpinned the cylinder assembly and removed
4. Replaced the cylinder assembly with new one
5. Installed retaining pin
6. Used a heat gun to soften and shape the cylinder tube. (It was to stiff to install out of the bag)
7.
... Read moreInstalled the cylinder tube.
8. Then put the stapler halfs back together
9. Tested and worked like new.
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ERP Number: ERP18990288
Manufacturer Part Number: 9R201464
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