INDEX 1. SPECIFICATIONS ................2 2. DESCRIPTION ................... 2 3. SPEED ....................2 4. TO OIL THE MACHINE ..............3 5. NEEDLES, NIPPLE AND THREAD ........... 4 6. TO REMOVE, REPLACE AND SET NEEDLE AND NIPPLE .... 5 7. TO THREAD THE MACHINE ............. 7 8.
1. SPECIFICATIONS Stitch specification : Single thread, chainstitch Speed : 1500 stitches per minute Feed : Universal feed movement Stitch Length : Maximum 5 m/m Presser foot lift : 7 m/m Needle bar stroke : 14 m/m Needle used : System 137 x 1(chainstitch) 137 *1 SM (Moss stitch) Motor : 200W(1/4HP), Single or three phase, 4 poles, clutch...
4. TO OIL THE MACHINE (Fig. 1, 2, 11 & 12) To insure easy running and prevent unnecessary wear of the parts which are in movable contact, the machine requires oiling. Oil should be applied to the places designated by unlettered arrows in Fig. 1,2,11and 12.
Fig. 2 shows the arm cover removed for the purpose of oiling. This arm cover can be removed after taking out thumb screw, Fig. 10. If the machine is used continuously, oil should be applied at least once each day. 5.
needle must fit in the nipple and slide freely without side play. Nipples are available in size numbers similar to those of the needles, and for general work the number of the nipple should be the same as that of the needle. The nipples for embroidery machine are available in the following kinds, as per Fig.
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needle, when laid around the needle, will have sufficient space to pass without touching the sides of the needle hole. Loosen thumb screw (L) and turn plate (D) until correct needle hole is in line with needle, then tighten thumb screw (L). Next, insert the selected nipple (N) into the lower part of nipple holder (O) and tighten screw securely with the screwdriver, Insert the nipple holder (O) into the nipple carrier (Fig.
A. Needle bar B. Needle bar operating collar set screw C. Presser foot slide bar thumb screw D. Needle plate E. Tension regulating lever F. Tension regulating plate G. Tension complete H. Tension bracket Tension controller spring J. Presser foot lifter K.
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With the right hand, turn handle (A) straight to the left, having started the machine, quickly bear down and up on handle (A) so the needle will pick up the thread for one stitch. Keep handle (A) in same position and with the threading wire (B), draw thread directly toward you, laying end of thread loosely on needle plate after t comes up thread needle hole.
8. LEARNING TO OPERATE THE MACHINE (Fig.8) Note: When in operation the machine pulley must always turn over away from operator. Mark a design (see Fig.8) on 30cm (12 inch) square piece of cloth. Place cloth under presser foot so that the needle will enter cloth as at point 1. Turn handle ig.
10. TO REGULATE THE PRESSURE ON THE PRESSER FOOT (Fig.4) The pressure on the pre sser foot is regulated by the thumb screw , Fig.4. To crease the pressure, turn the thumb screw over to the right or downward. To crease the pressure, turn the thumb screw over to the left or upward.
12. TO ADJUST THE LENGTH OF STITCH (Fig. 10) The length of stitch is adjusted by screw , Fig. 10. To lengthen the stitch, osen locking lever and turn screw over to the left or upward, then tighten locking lever shorten the stitch, loosen locking lever and turn the screw over to the...
To raise the nipple, insert a screwdriver in hole , Fig. 11 and loosen the set screw therein. The eccentric adjusting stud can then be turned by the wrench provided so that nipple can be set at desired height, then tighten the set screw in hole 14.
15. TO SET THE LOOPER (Fig. 4 & 12) Turn the machine back on its hinges and turn handle , Fig. 12 and screw Fig. 4 to the front. Loosen set screw , Fig. 12 of the operating worm gear And turn the gear slightly, until the notch in the looper is in its correct position as instructed above.
Note: Do not change the lever while the clutch is engaging. If do so, it may cause the machine to damage. 17. TO ADJSUT THE TENSION OF THE BRAIDING (Fig. 10) It is the best for the nor al braiding embroidery works that the braid spool racket , Fig.
loosens. For tightening cord ig. 7) Tighte n the screw , Fig. 7 so that the rotation of the cord spool becomes low. ) For tightening braid (Fig. 7) Tighten the screw , Fig. 7 so that the rotation of the braid spool becomes slow.
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REF. NO. PARTS NO. DESCRIPTION P1-1 AM1114-10 MACHINE FRAME P1-2 8181 ARM TOP SCREW P1-3 8470 ARM HEAD COVER P1-4 5227 ARM HEAD COVER THUMB SCREW P1-5 8466-A SPOOL CARRIER DRIVING GEAR COVER P1-6 4015 SPOOL CARRIER DEIVING GEAR COVER SET SCREW P1-7 8434 ARM SIDE COVER...
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DESCRIPTION REF. NO. PARTS NO. P5-1 8472 ARM HEAD P5-2 8020 ARM HEAD SCREW (UPPER) (LONG) P5-3 8021 ARM HEAD SCREW (UPPER) (SHORT) P5-4 8022 ARM HEAD SCREW (LOWER) P5-5 8150 ARM HEAD POSITION PIN P5-6 8145 ARM HEAD POSITION PIN P5-7 S-8462 SPOOL CARRIER DRIVING GEAR GUIDE WITH REF.
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DESCRIPTION REF. NO. PARTS NO. P7-1 8067 PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR THUMB SCREW P7-2 8161 PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR THUMB SCREW NUT P7-3 8065 PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR SPRING P7-4 8066 PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR SPRING PLUNGER P7-5 8322-A PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR P7-6 8139 PRESSER FOOT SLIDE BAR ADJUSTING SCREW...
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9. ARM HEAD PARTS (NO.3), BRAID LEADER & SPOOL CARRIER COMPONENTS...
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DESCRIPTION REF. NO. PARTS NO. P9-1 8042 FEED BELL CRANK P9-2 8044 FEED BELL CRANK ROLLER P9-3 8045 FEED BELL CRANK ROLLER SCREW P9-4 8046 FEED BELL CRANK SPRING P9-5 8043 FEED BELL CRANK HINGE STUD P9-6 5225-C FEED BELL CRANK HINGE STUD SET SCREW P9-7 8057 NIPPLE CARRIER BELL CRANK...
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11. GEAR CHANGE LEVER, SPOOL CARRIER DISENGAGING LEVER & INTERMEDIATE GEAR PARTS COMPONENTS...
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DESCRIPTION REF. NO. PARTS NO. P11-1 8439 GEAR CHANGE LEVER COVER P11-2 8440 GEAR CHANGE LEVER COVER SET SCREW P11-3 8441 GEAR CHANGE GRADUATED PLATE P11-4 8435 GEAR CHANGE LEVER BASE P11-5 113-B GEAR CHANGE LEVER BASE SET SCREW P11-6 8437-1 GEAR CHANGE LEVER P11-7...
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