Table of Contents Replacing the External Parts Face plate ..................... 1 Top Cover ...................... 1 Belt Cover ..................... 1 Motor Cover ....................1 Base ......................1 Mechanical Adjustment Needle Bar Height ..................2 Presser Bar Height ..................2 Feed Dog Height ................... 3 Feed Dog Alignment ..................
Replacing the External Parts To remove: 1. Face Plate Remove the setscrew (4 x 10) q and washer w. Remove the face plate e. 2. Top Cover Remove the 2 setscrews (4 x 25) r. Lift the top cover t and pull out the motor connector y.
Mechanical Adjustment 1. Needle Bar Height z Remove the face plate. x Turn the handwheel to bring the needle bar q to the lowest position. v Loosen the setscrew w. Move the needle bar q up or down and match the upper hairline e with the bottom edge of the needle bar bushing r.
3. Feed Dog Height When the feed dog is fully raised the height should be 0.8–1.0 mm above the needle plate. 0.8–1.0 mm z Set the stitch length dial at 6 (Maximum). Turn the handwheel to bring the feed dog to the highest position.
5. Feed Cam Timing To Check: z Lower the needle bar by turning the handwheel until the point of the needle is 17.5 mm above the upper surface of the needle plate q. x The feed dogs should not move when moving the reverse stitch lever up and down.
6. Feed Lifting Cam Timing To check: z Lower the needle bar until the point of needle is level with the upper surface of the needle plate q 0.4 mm below the needle plate . 0.4 mm x The top of the feed dogs w should be 0–0.1 mm above the needle plate.
7. Needle to Hook Timing z Remove the needle plate. x Loosen the 3 setscrews q. Pull out the hook race very slightly (less than 0.5 mm). c Raise the needle bar from the lowest position until the lower heirline w of the needle bar matches the edge of the needle bar bushing e.
9. Hook Stopper Position z Remove the needle plate and base. x Loosen the setscrew q and move the hook stopper w so that the center of the needle e is located between the center of th hook stopper r and outer side of the hook stopper spring t.
10. Bobbin Winder Stopper The amount of thread wound on the bobbin should be 16.5–19.5 mm in diameter. z Loosen the setscrew q. Turn the bobbin winder stopper w to adjust the thread amount. • If the amount is too mauch, turn the stopper in the direction A.
11. Check Spring Stroke The amount of the needle thread supplied by the check spring should be 11–15 mm. z Thread the machine up to the thread guide q and lower the presser foot. Lower the needle bar to the lowest position. x Hold the thread end and mark the point w on the thread beside the thread guide.
13. Knee Lifter Lever The presser foot rises 7.5 mm when it is fully raised with the knee lifter. z Remove the base and lay the machine on its back. x Loosen the nut q on the knee lifter lever w slightly and turn the adjusting screw e to adjust the height.
14. Needle Stop Position z Turn the power switch q on while pressing the Up/ Down needle position button w and bobbin winding button e at the same time. x Remove the top cover. c Lower the needle bar by turning the handwheel until the needle point is 18.7 mm above the upper surface of the needle plate r.
15. Needle Threader To remove: z Remove the face plate. x Pull the threader q out from the threader shaft w. To attach: v Align the groove e of the theader with the pin r on the threader shaft. Push the threader up until it snaps in place.
3. Internal Wiring To prevent the internal wirings from contacting the moving parts or being caught in the joint of the external parts, the internal wirings should properly be routed and secured as illustrated. Motor cord Motor sensor cord Machine socket cord (primary) Machine socket cord (secondary) Cord binder Push-pull solenoid cord*...
4. Circuit Board-A To remove: z Remove the top cover. x Pull out connectors from the circuit board-A. Remove the cords from the cord clips q. c Remove the setscrews w and the board-A case lid e. v Pull out the connectors under the case lid. Remove setscrews r and circuit board-A.
6. Driving Motor To remove: z Remove the belt cover and motor cover. x Pull out the motor sensor connector q. c Pull out the motor connector w, while pushing the connector lock e. v Remove the nuts r and driving motor t. NOTE: Do not disconnect the connectors by pulling on cord.
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6. Driving Motor (continued) To attach: z Install the driving motor q to the motor bracket w and attach the motor belt e. Tighten the nuts r firmly. x Loosen the setscrews t slightly and move the motor up or down to adjust the motor belt tension. The belt should deflect 4–5 mm when applying 300 grams of load to the middle of the belt.
7. Power Transformer z Remove the top cover and motor cover. x Remove the board-A case lid and pull out the transformer connectors (primary and secondary) from the circuit board-A. c Remove the driving motor. v Remove the setscrew q and cord binder w. b Remove the setscrews e and transformer r.
9. Light Bulb Light bulb inside of the face plate z Remove the face plate q. x Pull out the light bulb w from the lamp socket e. c Insert a new bulb and push it into the lamp socket. v Attach the face plate.
Adjustment of the Thread Cutter Mechanism 1. Static Cutter Blade z Remove the needle plate and base. x Lower the needle bar to the lowest position. Turn the handwheel toward you while pushing up the link body q to engage the thread cutter blade w and bring it under the static blade e.
2. Thread Cutter Blade To replace: z Remove the needle plate and base. x Remove the static cutter blade. Remove the hinge screw q and thread cutter balde w. c Attach the new thread cutter balde and secure it with the hinge screw q.
3. Thread Guide Plate z Remove the needle plate. x Loosen the flat screw q and adjust the position of the thread guide plate w. c The left inner edge e of the thread guide plate should be approximately 1.4 mm from the center of the needle drop position r and the back inner edge t of 2.7 mm the thread guide plate should be approximately...
4. Needle to Cutter Cam Timing z Remove the base. x Remove the setscrews q and gear cover w. c Lower the needle bar to the lowest position. Turn the handwheel toward you to raise the needle bar while pusging up the link body e. 10.5 mm v Continue to turn the handwheel until the thread drawing arm r starts to move to the right.
5. Thread Drawing Lever z Remove the base. x Loosen the setscrew q and free the stopper w. c Turn the the handwheel toward you to raise the needle bar from the lowest position until the needle point is 10.5 mm above the upper surface of the needle plate.
6. Auto Tension Release z Turn the handwheel toward you to raise the needle bar until the needle point is just above the needle 1 mm plate. x Set the tension dial at 4 and push the solenoid disk q fully to the right.
Thread Cutter Troubleshooting The needle thread is not cut. The static cutter is dull. Replace or grind the static cutter blade. The static cutter blade is Adjust the position of the static cutter blade (see page 21). out of position. Skipped stitch before Reset the needle at the proper angle.
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7100 Part number Description Belt cover (unit) 767605009 Belt cover 767011105 Stitch length window 767014108 Thread guide (unit) 767636009 Thread guide post 784177000 Thread guide bar 767015006 TP screw 4X10 000115700 Setscrew 4 X 12 000170507 Motor cover 767010001 Setscrew 4 X 16...
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7100 Part Number Description Presser bar lifter 767026000 Presser bar bracket 767027001 Hexagonal socket screw 5 X 5 000111304 Presser bar spring 846037002 Presser bar 767028002 Presser spring 767029003 Foot pressure indicator 767030100 Foot pressure adjusting screw 767031008 Spacer 767173003...
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7100 Description Part Number 767089001 Feed lifting cam 000111304 Hexagonal socket screw 5 X 5 767620000 Feed link (unit) 000002909 Snap ring E-7 000002507 Snap ring E-4 000114802 TP screw 4 X 12 767619109 Feed base (unit) (1) 767621104 Feed base (unit) (2)
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