If The Carriage Has Jammed In Rib Knitting; If P Carriage Has Jammed - Singer 560 Operation Manual

If the Carriage has jammed in rib knit-
ting ...
1. By pushing the Link Knob, disconnect the Ribber Car-
riage from the Arm and tilt it towards you, then move
it to either end of the needle bed.
DO NOT PUSH OR PULL THE CARRIAGE BY
FORCE.
2. Remove the Ribber Arm from the Standard Carriage.
3. Lift open the Carriage by pushing the Release Lever, and
move it in its proceeding direction and off the working
needles.
If the Point Cams are in use, move the Carriage until it
passes the Cam.
4. Check the stitches, and if stitches have moved behind
the latches, replace them into the hooks using a Transfer
Tool.
5. Align the working needles in B position and unravel the
incomplete row referring to page 101.
6. Pass the Carriage to the side with the yarn end and
press down the Carriage to continue knitting.
If the Row Counter, the Knit Contour and/or the Pattern
Card is/are in use, refer to "If incorrectly knitted ... " on
pages 108 & 109 before knitting again.
If P Carriage has jammed ...
If it jammed on the Knitter ...
Regardless of direction in which you are moving P Carriage,
remove it and push all the needles to D position, then move
P Carriage from the left to the right.
If it jammed on the Ribber ...
Remove P Carriage and push all the needles to D position
using Needle Pusher, then knit the next row.
If you have failed to align needles into C position for east-
on using P Carriage, push all the needles to D position and
move P Carriage twice across the needles starting from
right side.
(Needles will align in C position.)
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