how to open bottom to unjam of arrow stapler t150 ?
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Just push down on bottom it should open.If its jamed I don't know how you would get the staple out.Maybe needlenose pliers?
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Try getting a smaller Phillips screwdriver to get it open, which you can find at any hardware store
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I don't know of anyway to adjust the tension but I have had something similar happen with another stapler it was because I had it loaded with too long of staple so you might want to check that.
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You have to flip the red lock switch to the unlock position. Located at one edge of the seam in the middle of the table (outer edge). Then the table will unfold. Then lock it once it's open.
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Unscrew top using indentations to help Instructions accompany item. Load spice e.g nutmeg cut in half into chamber. Gentle forceful closure of top with turn clockwise till click is felt. Need strong arms to hold while applying downward force & turning top part clockwise. I had trouble at first but once I figured it out, it works perfectly and I have freshly ground nutmeg for hot coffee every AM
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I had the same problem until I figured out the staples load from the bottom. Goog luck.
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Loading staples wasn't intuitive for me either. Look on YouTube for the guy having his 4 yr old demo the proper way. It is simple. Hint. Turn stapler bottom up, slide out the tray, then drop staples point-up into the body of the stapler, close it up. Voila.
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Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically... » Read More Red side goes down, black side goes up. There are pegs on the bottom of the spools that fit into the spool carriage. Place one spool on either side first. Guide the ribbon around the outside of the metal guide on the side you start with, thread the ribbon between the printer and the roller, guide the ribbon around the opposite metal guide, and place the remaining spool on the other post. Make sure that the ribbon is in the "grooves on the metal guides and the printer head, then gently wind one of the spools until the slack is removed from the ribbon. The ribbon should automatically advance when you print and should reverse direction when it reaches the end of the spool. Hope that this helps. « Show Less
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There's a clip on the front. Unclip it, lift it up and clear out the jammed staples.
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No safety release. You probably have a staple stuck in the firing mechanism. Two of mine started jamming constantly so I set them aside. Eventually, I contacted Arrow through their website, asking about repairs. They have a program that will fix your stapler for $8. I sent them both staplers and a week later, TWO NEW STAPLERS arrived at my door. Check that out.
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There are screws on the bottom and additional holes. Unscrew the punch and move it to the place you want it to be, then screw it back together.
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I've disassembled several times and reassembled w no problems. Remove spring loader for staples. Remove all screws - chrome one last. Watch for a short dowel that fits in a slot in the "works" and slides in parallel ridges - that are molded in each half of the body. It's the only part that's not an obvious fit. Of course I had to remove a couple of jammed staples. Take a phone photo of the internals asap after separating the halves. That helps. If everything's in place - including the dowel that acts as the pivot point for the spring unit - the top half fits with use a little jiggle. Put in shiny screw first but not tight. Then the black screws - tightening as u go. Tighten shiny last. Takes 20 mins the "2nd" time u do it. And of course patience
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if you have the brother 1230 there should be a lever by the ribbon or next to it somewhere in the top area , pull it forward I believe and it just lifts out and put in the new ribbon and close the lever back.
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Just like any other stapler. Press on the oval shaped "button" at the rear of the lever and the slide wil pop out then you pull it to completly open to load staples.
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On the opposite end from the controls grasp the bottom edge of the toaster and pull. The tray will come out.
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Open the two legs of the stapler, then pull out the staple magazine then insert the staple. close the magazine and the two legs.Press and staple.
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There are diagrams on the yellow sticker on the stapler. you flip it back like you would if you were to staple something on the wall and then slide the tray out. Staples go in upside down and then you slide it back in.