Bostitch 651S5 Operation and Maintenance Manual

To load staples, first disconnect the stapler from the air supply. Pull back the magazine release latch and slide the magazine open. Insert a strip of staples into the magazine and slide it back until it locks in place. Reconnect the air supply before use.
Disconnect the stapler from the air supply. Open the magazine and remove the staple strip. Check for and remove any jammed staples. Reload the staples and reconnect the air supply. If the problem persists, inspect the driver blade for any damage.
Use the depth adjustment dial located near the trigger. Turn it clockwise to increase the depth and counterclockwise to decrease it. Test on a scrap piece to ensure the desired depth is achieved.
Check that the air supply is connected and providing adequate pressure (usually 70-100 PSI). Ensure that the magazine is loaded with staples and that there are no jams. Inspect the trigger and safety mechanisms for proper operation.
Regularly clean the tool to remove dust and debris. Lubricate the moving parts with a few drops of pneumatic tool oil before each use. Inspect the O-rings and seals for wear and replace them as necessary.
Disconnect the air supply. Remove the cap screws to access the driver blade. Slide out the old blade and insert the new one, ensuring it is aligned properly. Reattach the cap and screws securely.
The stapler is designed for use with 16-gauge staples with a crown width of 7/16 inches and lengths ranging from 1 to 2 inches. Ensure you use compatible staples to avoid jams and malfunctions.
Check all connections for tightness. Inspect the air hose and fittings for damage. If leaks persist, examine the O-rings and seals inside the stapler and replace as needed.
Yes, the stapler can be used on both hard and soft materials. Adjust the depth of drive to suit the material thickness and hardness, and ensure the air pressure is set appropriately for optimal performance.
Disconnect the air supply and remove any remaining staples. Clean the tool to remove debris and apply a few drops of oil to moving parts. Store the stapler in a dry, cool place to prevent rust and damage.