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1335MG Model Revision 6.2 Updated Nov 6, 2012 Technical Manual & Parts Lists Atlanta Attachment Company 362 Industrial Park Drive Lawrenceville, GA 30046 770-963-7369 • www.atlatt.com...
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Attachment Company. In addition to any confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations that currently exist between you and Atlanta Attachment Company, your use of these materials serves as an acknowledgment of the confidential and proprietary nature of these materials and your duty not to make any unauthorized use or disclosure of these materials.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical Important Safety Instruction This part of the Instruction Material is provided for the safe use of your equipment. It contains important information to help work safely with the unit and describes the dangers inherent in machinery. Some of these dangers are obvious, while others are less evident.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Liability The machine should only be operated when in perfect working order, with due regard for safety and the potential dangers, as well as in accordance with the Instruction Material. Faults and malfunctions capable of impairing safety should be remedied immediately. We cannot accept any liability for personal injury or property damage due to operator errors or non-compliance with the safety instructions contained in this booklet.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical the machine under the constant supervision of an experienced operator. Note the minimum age limits permitted by law. A Word to the Operator The greatest danger inherent in our machines: is that of fingers, hands or loose clothing being drawn into a machine by live, coasting or rotating tools or assemblies or of being cut by sharp tools or burned by hot elements.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists Protective Eyewear Protective eyewear that has been tested by the local authorities should be worn whenever there is a possibility of loose or flying objects or particles such as when cleaning the machine with compressed air. Tools Always count the number of tools in your possession before starting work on the machine.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 4. Call an ambulance. Do you know the telephone numbers for the ambulance service, police and fire service? Important Notices Reporting and Fighting Fires Read the instructions posted in the factory with regard to reporting fires and the emergency exits. Make sure you know exactly where the fire extinguishers and sprinkler systems are located and how they are operated.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists depressurized before starting any work on the machine; otherwise the machine may execute uncontrolled movements. - Kinetic energy - Note that some motors or spindles, for example, may continue to run or coast run on after being switched off.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical Protect against climatic influences, such as electrostatic charges, lightning strikes, hail, storm damage, high humidity, salinity of the air in coastal regions. Protect against influences from the surroundings: no structure-borne vibrations, no grinding dust, or chemical vapors.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists Repair Replacement Parts We cannot accept any liability whatsoever for damage due to the use of parts made by other manufacturers or due to unqualified repair or modification of the machine. Repair, Electrical The power supply must be switched off (master switch off) and secured so that it cannot be switched on again inadvertently before starting any work on live parts.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical A Word to the End User The end user has sole responsibility to enforce the use of safety procedures and guards on the machine. Any other safety devices or procedures due to local regulations should be should be retrofitted in accordance to these regulations and/or the EC Directive on the safety of machines.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 1.- INSTALLATION MANUAL It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating. 1.2.- Parts and Components...
Be sure to re-clamp the puller motor bracket and insert the puller drive shaft into the u-joint 1335MG Yamato 2002. Check oil direct in front to the machine • Is recommended to take the data of initial factory parameters on the machine before connections.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.- OPERATING MANUAL It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating. 2.1.- Individual Components 2.1.1.- Foot Pedal Stepping on the left side of the pedal will raise the foot and puller.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists It is adjusted by loosening the wing nut (5) located under the table and slide the guide left or right. This setting is based on the sew margin needed. The panel tension finger (2) is used to add tension to the panel as it is being sewn.
Turn the needle until the scarf of the needle is pointing to the left side. Tighten the needle screw. Machine Sewing Head Needle System 1335MD DBX1-2 Mitsubishi 2210 1335MG SN62X5721 Yamato 1804 1335MD SN62X5924 Yamato 2002 1335MH SN62X8524 Singer 300UX6...
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) Thread the new needle, should be from right to left. 2.3 Threading 2.3.1.- 1335MG (Yamato 2002) 1.- Needle Please follow all safety procedures, turning off power is recommended. Swing out the ruffler assembly to access the thread.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 5) Through the first eyelet before the silicon reservoir. 6) Lift lid on silicon reservoir and pass thread through it. 7) Through the second eyelet after the silicon reservoir. 8) Through the first eyelet of the needle thread pre-tension.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 12) Through the needle thread take up eyelet on the needle bar. 13) Through the needle thread eyelet on the needle chuck. 14) Through the needle eye, should go in right to left.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.- Looper Please follow all safety procedures, turning off power is recommended. 1) Thread through the top thread tension eyelet. 2) Go around the right of the tension and between the tension disks 3) Through the bottom thread tension eyelet. 4) Lift up on the stripper blade and swing out to the right.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 6) Open the first front cover of the sewing head 7) Open the second front cover of the sewing head. Table and sewing head should look like picture to the right. 8) Thread through the first eyelet after the thread tension.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 9) Thread through the second eyelet on the side of the sewing head. 10) Thread through the first eyelet of the looper thread take up bracket. 11) Thread through the looper take up lever. 12) Thread through the second eyelet of the looper thread take up bracket.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 14) Thread through looper eyelet 15) Lift up on the lever located to the right of the throat plate. Never lift up on the lever while the machine is sewing, serious damage or injury may occur. By hand turn the hand wheel towards the front of the sewing head, so that the “P”...
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 17) Thread through the eyelet on the needle guard on the looper. 18) Thread through the back hole on the looper. 19) Pass the thread along the groove in the looper. 20)Go up through the eye of the looper. 21)Turn the Hand wheel about ½...
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 2.3.2.- 1335MH (Singer 300UX6) 1.- Needle Please follow all safety procedures, turning off power is recommended. To start raise the material guide/folder and swing out the ruffler assembly. 1) Pull the thread through the eyelet located on the ruffler assembly mount.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 5) Thread through the first thread guide after the needle thread tension assembly. Located on the side of the sewing head. 6) Undo the latch for the crank case cover and open the door. 7) Thread through the needle thread take-up eyelet located on the side of the sewing head.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 8) Thread through the bottom thread guide of the needle thread take-up. 9) Thread through the take up rod located on the needle bar clamp. 10) Thread through the thread guide just in front of the needle.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 11) Thread through the eye of the needle, going right to left. 2.- Looper 1) Swing out the ruffler assembly and the stripper blade assembly. Open the access door in the table top. 2) Undo the latch for the looper access door. 3) Open the looper access door.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) Push the thread down through the thread tube on the right side of the sewing head. 5) Thread through the top eyelet of the looper thread tension assembly. 6) Pull thread around the bottom of and between the disks of the looper thread tension.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 11) Thread through the third thread guide of the looper thread take up assembly 12) Thread through the eyelet post located in the access slot on the cover of the looper assembly. 13) Thread through the hole in the casting also located in the access slot on the cover of the looper assembly.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 14) Pull the thread out through the tube just before the looper. 15) Thread through the needle guard eyelet on the looper. 16) Thread through the hole in the back of the looper. 17) Thread through the channel on the top side of the looper and up through the eye of the looper.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.4.- Loading Material 1.- Border or Gusset Load Please follow all safety procedures, turning off power is recommended. 1)Turn power on by pressing the On button on the Main Power Switch. 2) Check that the On/Off switch on the Efka motor controller is Orange, and that the Display shows the RPM.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) Loosen thumb screw and remove the disk. Place border roll on support rod, for box springs or one sided mattresses place so that the tick side is down as it feeds off the roll, for pillow top gussets place so the tick side is up as it feeds off the roll.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 7) The material should be positioned like the picture to the left. 8) Next lift up the border or use your hand to block the border loop eye. The yellow light on the eye will come on either solid or blinking. 9) Step on the left side of the foot pedal and the material will automatically start feeding from the feed rollers.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 10) Feed enough material out to get the material over both the guide roller and angled guide roller. 11) Next place the material in the border guide/folder.. The folder spacers should be sized as required to fit the thickness of the gusset. Extra spacers can be ordered to fit any thickness gusset from 1/8"...
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 13) Next step on the left side of the foot pedal to raise the foot and puller. Place the border material under the ruffler blade, over the stripper blade, under the foot and puller. Pull enough material so that about half an inch is behind the puller.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3) Pull the panel forward or backward until the center notch is even or just behind the needle. Make sure that the panel is even with the right edge of the border material. 4) Use the wipe switch to lower the border guide/folder.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.5.- Sewing Procedure Please follow all safety procedures, turning off power is recommended. 1) Start by pressing down on the right side of the Foot Pedal. The sewing head will start feeding both the border and the panel. The operator only has to guide the panel.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) When the machine stops in square corner mode, the foot and puller will rise, the Needle bar stops down, and the panel tension finger will go down. Operator will still be pressing down on the foot pedal even though the machine is not sewing.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.5.1.- Closing Procedure Option 1 1) After turning the fourth corner you will need to slow down and stop the machine just as the leading/starting edge of the border gets to the top plate. Fold the leading edge back towards you and sew until the starting stitches reach the edge of the table top, as shown.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) Cut the border material and swing the ruffler assembly out of the way. 5) Pull the panel out from between the panel tension finger and the top plate and pull it over the top of the top plate. Fold the leading edge material towards you.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 7) Lay the panel out flat and pinch the two ends together, finding where they meet at the panel, this is where you will sew for the close seam. You can use a marker and mark where the seam will be for better seam alignment when placing under the presser foot for sewing.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 10) Open the extra material, like a book and lay them flat. Raise the foot and puller by stepping on the left side of the foot pedal and slide the material under them. Line up the needle with the existing sew line and sew across the seam.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.5.2.- Closing Procedure Option 2 1) After turning the fourth corner you will need to slow down and stop the machine just as the leading/starting edge of the border gets to the top plate. 2) Use the wipe switch to raise the folder. 3) Pull out some extra material.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 4) Cut the border material and swing the ruffler assembly out of the way. 5) Pull the panel out from between the panel tension finger and the top plate and pull it over the top of the top plate. Fold the leading edge material towards you.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 7) Lay the trailing edge of the border material over the folded leading edge. 8) Use the right side of the foot pedal and Sew across until you get to the existing sew line. Step on the left side of the foot pedal and raise the presser foot and puller and remove the material from under them.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 10) Use the left side of the foot pedal and raise the presser foot and puller and place the material under them as shown. 11) Try to maintain the same amount of fold for the leading edge or the seam will not come out straight.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.6.- Ruffle Size Adjustments To adjust the size of the ruffle, turn the adjustment knob located on the front of the ruffler assembly. Turning the knob clockwise makes the ruffler smaller, turning the knob counter clockwise will make the ruffle larger.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Explanations Flow Chart Sizing Box Springs (Page 1) A – Changing stitch -count. The number of stitches after the panel uncovers the photo -eye. The higher the number the wider the corner will end. Change the number of stitches by using the push -buttons at the front of the control-box. B –...
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Problems Solutions The cover fits the corners ok but the border Run another panel and check the sizing of it. between the corners is baggy. If it is still baggy then reduce the air pressure for the panel tension, see 3.3 Air Regulators Decrease the puller pressure, see 3.3 Air Regulators...
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2.8.- Maintenance a.- Daily Maintenance Open up all the covers on the sewing head and blow out the lint from the machine. Wipe all the electric eyes off with a soft nonabrasive cloth. Check for and clean threads from around the puller housing and puller wheel.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.-TECHNICAL MANUAL It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating. 3.1.- Individual Components 3.1.1.- Border Guide Rod Assembly The border guide rod assembly is located right above the sewing head.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical Also mounted to the ruffler arms are the ruffler cylinder (4) which moves the ruffler blade up and down, the border guide/folder lift cylinder (5) which is activated by the wipe switch located on the front right of the table and the ruffler blade (6). The front of the ruffler drive assembly has the ruffle adjustment knob (7), used to adjust the size of the ruffle.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Also located under the ruffler drive assembly cover there is the flag (11) which is read by the home proximity sensor (12) and the out sensor (13). Everything is mounted to the swing out bracket (14). Located on the back of the swing out bracket (14) there is a lock pin (15).
Manual & Parts Lists Technical The stripper blade (16) is part of the ruffling assembly and is mounted to the bed plate of the sewing head on its own swing out bracket (17). The stripper blade allows the ruffling blade to pinch the border material between it and the stripper blade and push the material under the foot without pleating the panel.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists To adjust the height of the stripper blade loosen the socket head cap screws resting against the pins on the mounting block. Move the blade up or down as needed, rotate the collars until the socket head cap screws are resting against the pins and tighten the screws.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.1.5.- Ruffler Blade Loosen the two cover screws located on the right side of the ruffle assembly. Remove the cover by lifting up. Locate the two proximity switches to the right of the ball screw. The back sensor is the Home sensor and the front sensor is the ruffle Out sensor.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists After the manual button is pressed the ruffle blade will move to the down position, on top of the stripper blade. Tap on the right side of the foot pedal. The stepping motor will move the flag to the out sensor and stop.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical The teeth of the ruffling blade should either be even with or no more than 1/8 inch past the needle. To adjust, loosen the proximity sensor screw and slide the sensor left or right in the slot. Press the reset button once to reset the ruffle blade back to the home position.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.2 Sewing Head 3.2.1.- 1335MG (Yamato 2002) 1.- Individual components The front of the sewing head has the needle and lopper thread tension disk (1) and the needle thread pre-tension (2). The needle thread pre- tension (2) keeps tension on the needle thread while turning the panel in square corner mode.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical The presser foot cylinder works only during the straight sew of the panel. When the machine is ruffling the air pressure is turned off to this cylinder and the foot pressure is just the spring pressure from the spring located inside the sewing head.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists This adjustment is made by loosening the socket head cap screw (3) and moving the looper forward or back until the 3/16 inch measurement is made. Rotate the Hand wheel until the point of the looper (4) is even with the center of needle.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical The angle of the looper blade (7) in relation to the looper holder should be set to 90 degrees. The clearance of the looper point to the needle (8) should be from 0 to .05 mm. The angle of the looper blade is set by loosening the two slotted screws (10) and turning the looper until the 90 degree setting is achieved.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists The left to right clearance of the spreader point (14) should beset so that when the looper is moving forward the point of the spreader is 0 to 0.1 mm to the left of the looper. The height of the spreader is set so that as the spreader is moving to the right and passes over the looper it clears the top of the looper by 0.1 to 0.4...
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical When the needle moves down, the clearance of the spreader point to the front of the needle should be 1.8 to 2.0 mm (17). With some Kevlar threads this clearance may have to be closer, 1.5 to 1.0 mm, to prevent the looper thread from slipping off of the spreader before the needle enters the triangle.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists To adjust the feed dog height, remove the throat plate, then loosen screw (20). Then loosen the nut (21) and turn the screw (22) on the back of the feed dog holder to raise or lower the feed dog as needed.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical Rotate Hand wheel (2) counter clockwise until the feed dog regulating button catches in the slot on the eccentric (not shown), and the button drops down further. With the button still pressed, rotate the Hand wheel until the desired stitch length number (3) on the Hand wheel lines up with the brass marker (4) located on the front right side of the sewing head,...
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Count the number of stitches per inch. Sew another line on the same scrap piece of material. Count the stitches per inch with the puller. The stitches per inch without the puller should be ½to 1 full stitch more than with the puller.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 4.- Puller Puller Height The height of the puller wheel (1) is set so that it about .003 about the wear plate on the sewing head. A business card or other heavy paper should be able to slide between the puller wheel and the wear plate.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Puller Spring Pressure Spring pressure is set by turning the adjusting screw (1) at the top of the puller assembly. The factory default is to have about 1.5 inches of the screw above the casting. Adjust according to material thickness and type.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.3 Pneumatically 3.3.1.- Air Regulators 1.- 1335MG (Yamato 2002) The regulator assembly is located under the table. The right regulator is for the main air pressure, this is normally set to 70 to 80 psi.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.4 Electrical It is important that the machine operator read this manual and is familiar with all the functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating. 3.4.1.- Main Power Switch The main power On/Off switch is located under the table and to the right.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.4.2 Stepping Motor Control Box The stepping motor box is located under the table. The Ruffler box has three thumbwheels on the front which are set to synchronize the Ruffler to the sewing head. The number is proportional to the stitch length and is not affected by sewing speed.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 2.- Mini Switch (SW1) Switch # 1: Control the rotations of the motor CW: Clock wise rotation. CCW: Counter close wise rotation For 1335 Ruffler 2 AMPS motors set to position Open (CW) Switch 2: No function ...
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical Thumbwheel 5 has two functions. When it is set to 1‐6, it sets the number of ruffles to be sewn in the corner. The panel must be turned while ruffling to form a round corner. When this thumbwheel is set to 7, 8, or 9 the ruffler will sew in “square corner”...
Technical Manual & Parts Lists The door on the left side of the ruffler control box gives access to the electronic components. The on/off switch (1), the unwinder relay (2), the computer board (3), the thumbwheels (4), the valve assembly (5), the WAGO blocks (6). Do not service this part of the machine while power is still connected.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.- Border Loop Eye The border loop eye is located on the border guide rod assembly. The border loop eye, when covered (yellow light is on) activates the border unwinder feed rollers. 4.- Adjustments Hand wheel and Panel Eye To set the eye, first remove the cover (not shown), make sure that the operating mode switch is set to L.O.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.5.- Efka Motor 3.5.1.- Connections The back of the Efka Motor has all of the cables. 1.- Power Cable for the Efka Motor.(Goes to the Efka Motor) 2.-Foot Pedal Cable 3.- Commutation Transmitter (goes to the Efka Motor) 4.-Hand wheel Eye 5.-Socket for solenoid inputs and outputs, solenoid...
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.5.2.- Parameters Parameter Programming Sheet 1335 JUKI/CONSE SING MITSUBISHI YAM 1804 YAM 2002 PARAMETE 300UX5 RANGE LOCHSTITC CHAINSTITC CHAINSTITC 1335M PARAMETER DESCRIPTION CHAINSTITC WALKING FOOT Do this first ***** **** **** Perform a master reset before programming, see below Mode (Lockstitch) of operation.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.5.3.- Programming 1) Press and hold the “P” button while turning on the Main Power Switch. 2) Once “cod” (short for code) appears in the display release the “P” button and press the “>>” button. The code to enter in is “311” 3) 000 will appear on the display with the left 0 blinking.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 4) Display should look like picture to the left with the middle “0” blinking, if not press the “>>” button until the middle “0”is blinking. Press the “+” button once to get a “1” as the middle number. Then press the “>>”...
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 7) The display will change to “2.0.0.” this is a parameter number “200”. Any number with the “.” between the digits will be a parameter. To move o the correct parameter you will press either the “+” or “‐”...
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 10) The display will show “2.9.1.”, this is the next parameter after “290”. You will use the “+” or “-” buttons to advance to the next parameter on the list, then follow the process in step 9. Continue this until all parameters have been set according to the programming sheet.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.6.- Maintenance 3.6.1.- Daily Open up all the covers on the sewing head and blow out the lint from the machine. Wipe the electric eyes off with a soft nonabrasive cloth. Check for and clean threads from around the puller housing and puller wheel.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.6.2.- Weekly Check and clean thread from around the puller wheel and housing. The thread can harm the clutch bearings inside the puller wheel if allowed to build up. If, especially using Kevlar thread, there is thread wrapped around the puller shaft it may necessary to disassemble the puller wheel to remove all of the threads.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Check the oil level by looking into the sight glass. The oil level should be between the two red lines inside the sight glass. To add oil swing out the ruffler assembly to access the rubber plug over the oil hole.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.6.3.- 3 Month Running two 8 hour shifts 3.6.4.- 6 Month Running one 8 hour shift Place a container under the drain located on the bottom right of the sewing head. Drain the oil by opening the valve and allowing the oil to completely drain into the container then closing the valve.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists Fill the oil level until the oil is between the two red lines viewed through the sight glass.
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.7.- Troubleshooting 3.7.1.- Efka Controller Error Problem Solution A1 Pedal not in neutral position, when turning the machine on A2 Machine run blockage A3 Reference position is not set A6 Light barrier monitoring A7 Bobbin thread monitor E1 The external pulse encoder is defective or not To clear the error turn the power off to the Efka connected...
Manual & Parts Lists Technical 3.7.3.- Sewing Errors Problem Solution Skips in the corners 1) Check the thread tensions. 2) Check that the machine is threaded properly, see chapter 2.3 3) Check the ruffling blade adjustments, see chapter 3.1 4) Check the sewing adjustments, see chapter 3.2 1)Adjust the ruffling blade so that it doesn’t push Long stitch at the start of the ruffle or on the ruffle.
Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3.7.4.- Sewing Errors – Yamato 2002 needle-feed head Problem Solution If a long stitch is present at the start of Follow next 4 Steps a ruffle or on the next ruffle. This stitch will look like a skip but on the 1.- Check the location and stroke of the bottom side you will not see a needle Ruffler Assembly.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical 2. Review the location of the ruffle blade to the needle when the blade is in the downward position, just before the ruffle begins. Instructions to check location of blade: a) Switch the manual/automatic button to the manual position.
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Technical Manual & Parts Lists 3. This adjustment is controlled by the down-stop sensor located inside the worm gear cover. a) Remove the cover b) Switch the manual/automatic button to the manual position. c) Push the reset button one-time and the ruffle blade will come down.
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Manual & Parts Lists Technical time you step on the treadle it will go through this cycle until it is complete and then it will return to the home position) f) Push the reset button one-time and the ruffle blade will return upward to the home position. g) Switch the manual/automatic button to automatic position for normal operation.
Company. In addition to any confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations that currently exist between you and Atlanta Attachment Company, your use of these materials serves as an acknowledgment of the confidential and proprietary nature of these materials and your duty not to make any unauthorized use or...
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Atlanta Attachment Company (AAC) Statement of Warranty Manufactured Products Atlanta Attachment Company warrants manufactured products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of eight hundred (800) hours of operation or one hundred (100) days whichever comes first. Atlanta Attachment Company warrants all electrical components of the Serial Bus System to be free from defects in material or workmanship for a period of thirty six (36) months.
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Declaración de Garantia Productos Manufacturados Atlanta Attachment Company garantiza que los productos de fabricación son libres de defectos de mate-rial y de mano de obra durante un periodo de ochocientos (800) horas de operación o cien (100) días cual llegue primero.
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