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1 The yam table
Behind the machine is a table on which the yarn
cones may be placed. This table has 1 5 eyelets
that serve as further yarn guides when the cones
are to be placed on the floor. Especially when
two or three thin yarns are to be knitted
it is recommended to lead each yarn through a
separate eyelet.
2 The guiding eyelet 2
Guide the yarn that comes from the cone through
this eyelet. If you are knitting two or more yarns
through one feeder
simultaneously,
must come together and be led through th1s
eyelet
3 The guiding eyelet 3
The yarn must be threaded through th1s gu1d1ng
eyelet from
below.
4 T he yam tension discs
Lead the yarn between the two tension d1scs by
pulling the outer disc away slightly
Ensure that the yarn lies under the tappet that
protrudes
behind.
This prevents the yarn from
jumping out of the tension discs
5 T he guiding eyelet 5
Guide the yarn through this eyelet
Do not at this point guide the yarn through eyelet
6; do this at the very end when the yarn has
been
fastened.
This prevents the tensioning arm
from accidentally pulling the yarn back
7 The guiding eyelet 7
Now guide the yarn through this
Then lead the yarn through the
refer to page 20.
together,
a l l yarns
eyel
et.
feeder.
Please
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