EHF1838K (Type 0) Bostitch Nailer - Overview

Diagrams for EHF1838K

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Parts for the EHF1838K

Staples

Part #SX50351G

Contact Arm Assy.

Part #9R195522

Assembly,Cap

Part #181917

TIP

Part #188670

This is an authentic Bostitch replacement part manufactured for use with flooring staplers. This special tip attaches to the contact arm, two tips are required. These non-marring tips wear from normal use, it is recommended to replace worn tips to prevent damage to flooring material, they are sold individually.

Rebuild Kit

Part #BT55/SX38-RK

This is a genuine manufacturer-sourced kit which is specially designed for Bostitch nailers and staplers. This kit contains all the necessary parts needed to repair your tool. It helps to fix problems associated with sluggish performance and other common issues. Please make sure to refer to the owner's manual and the appropriate diagrams ...Read more

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Frame,Overmold

Part #175656

LUBE (2CC)

Part #100653

$99.16

LUBE (1LB.CAN)

Part #100679

$7.44

PUSHER

Part #180198

$7.44

PIN-SPRING-M3X20MM

Part #180475

$21.38

FOOT-ADJUSTABLE

Part #158443

The adjustable foot attaches to the knob. This is a genuine Bostitch replacement part for use in staplers. This item is sold individually. A screwdriver may be necessary during the installation of this part. It is made out of plastic and will need to be replaced if it breaks.

$7.44

PLATE-DRIVER

Part #180208

Common Symptoms of the EHF1838K

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Broken magazine end cap prevents magazine from latching closed

1 person found this instruction helpful.

Matthew from Morton Grove, IL
Difficult
30 - 60 mins

1. Use belt clip on staple gun to hold in place on workbench.
2. Use a hammer with a punch or small screwdriver to hit the two pins holding the end cap to the magazine. Repeat ad nauseum with as much force as you can muster until both pins come out and the broken end cap can be removed.
3. Align new end cap on magazine and use s ... Read more

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