Use Surebonder® #4 or Arrow® T50® heavy duty staples, #8 brad nails and #9 pin nails. You can get the Arrow T50 items and most home stores.
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with mine there is a fine spring on the plunger which holds the staples in which i restretch every now and then you could also try checking for jammed staples and putting one or two drops of oil on the shaft that pushes the staples down after the oil operate afew times empty of staples see if this helps bestaluck glenn
SOURCE: I'd like a manual for a mastercraft electric
Check out the following link. I believe that this manual is what you are looking for. Sure hope so and best wishes.
http://powertool.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/mastercraft/airpowered_brad_nailers.html
SOURCE: my mastercraft electric brad nailer stapler wont
Look for a jam in the gun.Sounds like a brad is "hung up" in it, probably right at point where it feeds into the mouth of the firing point. Be sure you unplug it before you do this.
SOURCE: I have bought a tacwise 140EL nailer/stapler. I
Turn the gun upside down and pull out the black plastic loading thingy, drop the nails in the left hand side of the gun,press against side with finger and slide black loading bit back over top of nails-hey presto!
I have seen several of these guns in the shop. I have used both Bostitch and Max parts to repair. Try using nails made for duofast cn325, or bostitch n80. Both use a 28degree paper tape clip head hails. Good luck
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