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OPERATION CONTINUED
CHECKING STAPLE CLINCH
WARNING! Danger of injury. Never transport
or move packaged goods with improperly
performed stapling. Perform staple check after
each stapling.
PERFORMING A STAPLE CHECK (See Figure 15)
1. Good staple clinch.
2. Poor staple clinch:
leg length of staple
too long or overbent.
3. Poor staple clinch:
leg length of staple
too short or not bent
enough.
• If necessary, adjust staple clinch.
• If good stapling is not achieved, the tool must be
checked by an authorized service center.
IMPORTANT! Always use original Kihlberg
staples.
ADJUSTING PENETRATION DEPTH
The depth of the stapling
(the extent to which the driver
plate penetrates the material)
is easy to adjust using the
setting knob. (See Figure 16)
• Depress the setting knob
and turn it to any of its
five positions.
• MIN = Lowest stapling
penetration (smallest
resulting leg length).
(See Figure 17)
• MAX = Deepest stapling
penetration (longest
resulting leg length).
(See Figure 18)
ADJUSTING STAPLE LEG LENGTH
The stapler can be adjusted to a 5/8" or 3/4" staple
leg length.
1. Remove battery from tool.
2. Adjust penetration depth to deep (MAX).
3. With a Torx T10 key,
unscrew locking screw (1)
on underside of stapler by
two turns. (See Figure 19)
4. With a screwdriver, adjust
screw under penetration
depth setting knob (2)
to 5/8" or 3/4" leg length.
(See Figure 20)
5. Retighten the locking
screw (1).
NOTE: For 7/8" staple
leg length, use 3/4"
setting.
ADJUSTING STAPLE CLINCH
NOTE: It is recommended to adjust the staple
clinch (how tightly the staples close).
1. Remove battery from tool.
2. Remove housing plug over slot.
3. With a small screwdriver,
turn the staple clinch
adjusting nut behind the
slot. (See Figure 21)
a. Turn to the right to
close the clinch.
(See Figure 22)
b. Turn to the left to
open up the clinch.
(See Figure 23)
Figure 15
1
2
3
Figure 20
5/8"
3/4"
2
Figure 19
1
Figure 16
Figure 17
Figure 18
Figure 22
Figure 23
Figure 21
a
b
Adjusting
Nut
Slot
