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INDUSTRIAL AND HOME-BASED KNITTING MC
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
TAITEXMA ENTERPRISE CORP.
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  • Page 1 TAITEXMA i5lf�� I*».�miffl-=f-trufl INDUSTRIAL AND HOME-BASED KNITTING MC ******************************* ******************************* INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL: TR-260 TAITEXMA ENTERPRISE CORP. &�-�JE¾:-f:B-�13.Ell�,sl] 2ND FL. NO. 18-1, LANE 90, YU-MIN 6111. ROAD, TAIPEI, TAIWAN R.O.C. .::ft i'� "Fl' :/'fr .Bco fi',g. l/t'l: tl'J.t -,,'c, 90 � 18-1 TEL.
  • Page 2 -J'E;y''.tt�i'Rt! L ft .t f�; Wtll!i1 JJ;JHI ,iJ!H-E�t�t J& V-JU'.i>{-l ".f'.JfdUF) %: 5I INDEX Jifc$:1t l$ ORIGINAL PATTERNS !iilWff/ll ?/I !]i!li,!)',j}\ HOW TO KNITTING MACHINE ' Ji: .f 1 Jtt/L I-_ Setting up your ribber to the knitter ;i:p r° � :tttJL (fJ } }l,.
  • Page 3 5!P 1iiJ ff tJ' � � � fll HOW TO USE KNITTING MACHINE 111! � � � ffi fJl Jl j :i: fJLt Setting up Your Ribber to the knitter 1 �m•n•�mc�F•h••mioomff•••·· ,.l,.,,),..\\,. \ > \ ) \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \\ \\\ \ \ ' �...
  • Page 4 lE'.ll'!J:,tltl<'!!iili. /il1 frJ:tl/lL '!Y !:< 1/l 't 'l'ii!x 1- /A'!Y!l:�L K:l'iili. rftP rJ(/Bll\l:L KR Setting Put the KR Setting plates to the knitter. Plates \, Remove the thumb screws from the KR setting Plates. It ffH!I !ic •••----Thumb Screw 2, JE•tir'lliliA'F�Ljl)jlJ!rJa<HL'P, C-ll'l'Hfili.J:li,liJ,t;ir-J!ef-iclo R'/<,r,i'i, L'/<;1,1i::, ) 2, Insert them into the holes of both sides of the knitter.
  • Page 6 Je '!) ' Ii( !!Un '.k fr; l<i B!iJ m: ill 'd Ii- l<i o/LIIJ ,{' Joi , fr.t r,; ft �lJdU'fH!&,51.t c tJ!MLV-1111,i,;iili'i/,lU:l , HH *I I l'!I ,ft Je l\ ' tx Ill !Jl Jlditfj tcih . Place the rear foot of the KR carriage into right end of the rear rail of the needle bed,and keeping off the carriage from the Stopper pin move the KR carriage to left as shown in the Fig.
  • Page 7 �ll!J11!Je£t/Ltr1'kfftfi l 'l>'!t!JL�L_'/_, IJ�illli't/L'ls f1 4JJi!li/te!i,_L Move the KH carriage toward the KR carriage slowly so the both carriages connect with the Connecting arm automatically. Connecting Pin '!i. J·. g[ �� Set up the Yarn tension unit t,, Ji:J: L I!'.< T e, I til :l'c (J(J :U� !HE "8 ;lei<' if tLL Take off the head ofYarn tension unit and put it to the rod reversely.
  • Page 8 • Ji'.: �ti:� L'idi fr --t Ill J:. (/HY J' " Now you have finished setting up the ribber to the knitter. "...
  • Page 9 2 JIJ(Tiilt'llt r � � *ll �{) Taking off your Ribber -Mil 5)--if ]'lj fl< F Ji MHil Jt i11 ;;/J ± II L Ill� ( mt 'lY tt Ill �L l;({j;·c:JA'!Ytl:IIL!l l 'is c t�LIIL'isl frJL Disconnecting the carriage Push down the Connecting pin and sl idc the KH carriage ( or KR carriage),to disconnect from KR carriage (KH carriage)
  • Page 10 5 m■�•••mTnff!E��•*m•-•i!�• , :ll•tn. *!\'l r:ll.�L'li'l!fil<. Hold up the lower side of the ribber a little and pull it toward you. You can take it off. *Leave the KR Setting plates. !Htri!W!UT, 14/il,ll !E#'l--J't'IJJ * "l ftp T �• •lll c, t , IE 1!t l!t /llifc liliiJlil 'I'P6, Remove the Grip handle by pulling it straight.
  • Page 13 , � :m: �a�tq r.r�ic 11 �g �!Jr.oo: ttere are a few important points to remember before you start knitting • i'Hf�J/l!':1/l: , . - ,-- . ■Mfl'l�--�-��R�. ��-m�fl'l�••m•�M·•· i£1Hf!&'i' "ID", ili. ' · J .2_feJfl'Jjij--f'l!liXl&:!lll,l-��gi;L �p-,,,�alolllt•J,, !!lt, , : " * " '!(�Ji< ' JiL "ID"...
  • Page 17 This is working position. J'IJII! ff Bracket lever J't!W!f m Tllile f 'l> ' RIJL The bracket lever is used to let down the ribber . • i3:Jt:$1iii!9,fil:i(' 1¥1 Bracket Lever • Ill• 'f J1i Flt lW If, '!>' !J:IJL{i!i. T --f : I L nu, r nrn .
  • Page 18 • �tt X1f_ ff End stitch supporter E ill O'J ffl lii JI: bl f fl< j))j ft/il \ I Ir; tJd!JI • They are used when the end stitches don' t slip out of the hooks of the needles easily. l, l}.IJ\'!Ji'l1!He'f;flJ$.
  • Page 19 • D flill1Uii i !Y, iff;flit D-Sl;dcr Dffl !lz )tj ;· -,+. t, , J ;/-; j;/J_(J{J DH't 1R il fl IJ"t. '°:!i¼.WM .lil D-Slider is used for d ro stitch pattern. Opera e t D-Slider on Y irom left to right. L Ji::Dii!1li_lt,: ,�...
  • Page 21 Setting of carriage 1, Set the carriages as shown in the figure. 1��,n.� L 'lJ l i!/1 !ii VIH\'!Vl ;I_. tit '.i{�J!l! ill hange Kn <?b Holding Cam Lever (N), - ---. tension Dial (0) il!(�ffl (N) I.I�* mi Can Buttons -------------�...
  • Page 22 .IEQtt First row knitting 1- lJ" t!c ¥ Jv) I i& � , jf ljLI lfl @i 'I' !Ht/!'. Thread the yarn into the Yarn tension unit,and hold the end of yarn as shown in the Fig. Pass the yarn between both gate pegs.and catch the end of yarn with left hand.
  • Page 23 ■•m�¥t.UM, #e8M�� t/1 !UA ./i Jile ;t;: • c6•#rr�mmtt,111pmmmtt�> 4, Continue to hold the end of yarn with left hand .and move the connected carriage from right to left. (The yarn will hang on plain and purl needles.) ;ti_t� it♦i' it Hang on the cast-on comb 1 .
  • Page 24 CORRECT �,,Iii WRONG !ilii< • CORRECT • ll •WRONG •l� i.X; Push the wire as far as it goes. JE\M g :§'tjjl'J'IJI]\; Comb jji[ lllf VLfLrlJl Lf lf 3, JE�/MU 1 �'Jc I:, W71!Jcil!:i'tA}Hif' . !ll�1'-�l!llr&1iL 3, Hook the loose end of the yarn around the yarn clip to keep it out of the way and to tense the first stitch.
  • Page 25 ;ls tt L fr u OOeJi'l,i};J,t;,1/l'.I_, 2 - IE tJ It L H'Jli L '.l M Ii: !ii lH, - C {X. l-.1Hf-t H l�fJ-l.1fr i C) 3, JE tJJiU. IT'J 1/l!k; !l,:fi Ji> fj � , ( il'.!f' t) :! J l \I,. IX jjjj LC ) 4, IE C If l 8'J IJ\ -Js J,i, Ii: J1l ¥Hi - c I/ i- : VLiJ;lt II<...
  • Page 26 2, :'i'\Fu!ltit.i\\, �•�•·••·�•ftm��••� ��ffl · �-�---���- -�­ &�, •�oo��tt2a. w�mmm�. �-••t�. !kt£llii!Hia. 'P Jll!� 111, i�fj!!j\1 O(ilf ,lr��:IOHL Then continue the knitting. Note:Don' t take the carriage back until you hearthe i 111111111 :1 I I I ill I I 11!Iii11111111 f; 1 ; /1 "click"...
  • Page 30 � :ii.I Perfect selvedge L P11 � li'i ,J;, illHIH/11-, Set the carriages as shown in the Fig. LLD-CJ PART gi JJ- rr,�l!I- 2, /E E/Jt_r N,HJ'I O 'Hi, c lJ( cl l/ltMUHH rfrJ E l Move the connected carriage from left to right.(Only the plain needles knit.) 3, Je' - -'!t I /i(J!J l !/_J/,,;f,/1,j, I JA, �urn...
  • Page 31 I .. � � tt � �H 2X2 RIB KNITTING L fr n 00/3/i,T;'i,'J·l/ l !I-. After knitting the selvedge,set the carriages as shown in the Fig. CJ CJ I I I I I I 2, �J§ffiitt�tP,o Then,continue knitting.
  • Page 32 JzQ 1iiJ !,j/ij �JUJI. '!il' tt !liHR C 2 X 1l How to knit 2X1 rib • fl'l';,iil'Jili T-'1•, il'IH1'JtAtt, In the following example ,very thick yarn is used. jji!Jl.'!;l'tt!,jiijtq (2X1) �tt CAST I NG-ON FOR 2X 1 RIB tJ{ f/· .Jif Needle arrangement 1, JEt\riltllliJ;:mi)lJ_a,:H3, 'It §.:!,ull'JffriFill...
  • Page 33 2 � :i't;ffl � Setting of carriage �u 00 /j'j if-\� Jii. �l '!,;, Set the carriages as shown in the Fig I CJ I I I PLAIN 'Mt Mm fr�r;;frJiel:itl, itJ!\t�Y ' ty J,Wt;{ C2X2) illho c *.!i Jil2Mi3-6 l From the step "First row knitting'' to "Sevlvedge"...
  • Page 34 Xl(,!l'tt�!:.H (2X1) 2XIRIBKNITTING 1, icl i!l M Iii , �u oo /Ji ,t- l!i t m ck • � .. 0 After knitting the selvedgc,set the carriages as shown in the Fig. "" �1 I I I I 'l'tt PLAIN "...
  • Page 35 fJiJ t.!iHH IZ9 -¥ � tq �Q How to knit Full needle rib ��■ff i tt�••n■ff i Uffl�.ljfj+MfiJQrn �mw• ttm��s.��wn■rn�. ·H� It , iU PY ifs ti W 1 1 1" m ffi I • rt Jldt ]' i,i; "I' c/J()'jf flf ' tkmtL t�$tl m 16 .m .fl]...
  • Page 36 ■. 2. •&•��m�•�j)lj��o. ff l m*n#� ( rHU -/Hr liHr ,i;- G IJ ff' It I , , IJt hx.B{:r ll!' _L Move the connected carriage a few times over all arranged needles to set them in a line. Then place the carriage at right end of the bed.
  • Page 37 Move the connected carriage from left to right. (Only the plain needles knit.) tt:_t:ffl:ffi Hang on the weight II! tt! Ji\ 1 4 N i1'J tf-lif 1i: 'I< le .,: l'E {E Jl: :It Ill 'I' � , Hang the weights as per Standard weights chart on page 14 on the cast-on comb to keep balance.
  • Page 38 2, � X-1 , !fHt tl!Hl-L Then,continuc knittin g . l!IJ-'F/Jio� FULL NEEDLE RIB KNITTING .. 0 L i!SlHfl;j, J4ll'!lffiiFWJll'(tl l jl_, After knitting the selvedge, set the carriages as shown in the Fig. I l I I I PLAIN -'t'tt...
  • Page 39 J!QjiiJ�tq 5X5 �tt�tq , . , , , f · How to knit 5X5 rib ■ ■�--�� ■■ tt���OO �R&OO 5xs••• •. ,$r,,,1:J•d· -�s::,, J ! .. , , J ■ �H • ;J Ill !l\ ilHr !ii, ■ ■ -��-�-�$- 3X3·••...
  • Page 41 :lt� fiiJ � � 00 jf� � � How to knit Circular Knitting \!ill i,1] ,V i;w f}{ M; lll 'C: tt � ff; ill r,.t, 1/o/i H. M -;.t; t.i:c f. ' ' f M" .1.- MI� �l J 1jyJ, i/c f41 l:'I, �m-���Mu••m•k �H�•m*��- 111/Jl!liL...
  • Page 42 •- �••�oo��mMm ��- rem�•� tiJ;tllJTi.i/1, Ci!litJL 1·1i-tlu0t , , ·t',/TJT, jii!JiillW:Bffi:'li'..t, ) Move the connected carriage a few times over all arranged needles to set times over all arranged needles to set them in a line. Then, place the carriage at right end of the bed.
  • Page 43 f�J,!,/fjjJL-Lf"JH 2, ,t;/\;,c,11��. fltctJIE�H\ , 4\"'fr' ilnJi Z ,:,)J(ciJ!ti, rlu ILMrnl I" !,\fl/l/!",l,:rl¼,dli!t 1:1/L,fllr ' jJ !IL''. i'"J, !1;¼/ar AJH+ II 1. IM, 1 .2. i'aJ. !Pt lit ,Mf'i:. /!"!t,1'.cti'E!\x r. • Hold the cast-on comb with the face having the p­ rotrusions facing you and the comb on top.Put the cast-on comb between the knitter and the ribber from undermeath and insert the comb between the...
  • Page 44 � . I IM]f,!ji!,/Jiij� CIRCULAR KNITTl:-IG 1 ' ft□ irujjli,fiJiu'l'.t!/14' Set the carriages as shown in the Fig. '" �1 Ul..JIIO $:fr PART " ffU���{ f,,'.,;Jfi, Then. continue knitting.
  • Page 46 2, �IB, frpf';IIJi71iJllc!Hi'.VLll_, JIH\liitli21i, G? r Then, reset the carriages as shown in the figure and knit 2 rows. ® c:::J I I I PART " :l, ]';1,U}i!/1 2, �r,;!i;,,JtlillU ''l" �\>lf)iT, Repeat the step 1-2 ,then you can make "U" style knitting.
  • Page 47 i!l ' • :/tQ 1iiJ fliii t,C! -=¥- llli � i!iHH How to knit Half fisherman' s rib ""'!i;; • • . • • • • • • l t , �n�ttmm� tt$•ttm���re. wrr� j i f , • • •...
  • Page 49 tliii tliii ti� fiiJ �H i&: =¥- �1 '?P �H How to knit Racked half fisherman' s rib M: f'i'� t'H Jl:f"E?tkttfX flc J111 f1 J "f-lil ± � • tZ™ U{ I�" i2;!1'iliiiJ1JtCf �, }J 1 1, H, ;t: '.\11 "' ilJ IA rHi iH , {1;%;jf1±HJ��fJ{H-o This garment is added racking operation to Half Fisherman' s rib.
  • Page 50 2, !Et.rn,_1_:A'lf/l:'Jsh\tifftfU1c. c +IMMl!li, ���ttm-����TM�-�- Move the connected carriage from right to left. (The plain needles knit and purl needles have two loops each on their hooks.) 3, JEW$}Lffi,:r;\ll,i/1!3'H2, JllHliHl\Zfi, Set the Racking indicator to H2.And knit two rows. 2 3 4 5 6 2 a 4 s e rr ' - ! '...
  • Page 51 tscit ,'F 1oJ !.iiH,' ti. t How to knit Racked pattern (I) ��U■ff■•�ttm�■ffreM%�m��rr­ Jl-.: 19' J:1tt:J:mtt�1w., You can knit this pattern by racking the ribber pitc. : h by pitch. The example is knitted with thick yarn . � i./Ji tt 1:Htl' m !la tt CASTING-ON FOR RACKED PATTERN (I) {fl\l ltJitl�tt...
  • Page 52 ill ltl r� i0 Ll� 11\'�L 'k, .. 0 fC � l-t J- . (f I 1'11. :( Ji\ ,/_i fil ;�: , C v,l j tfl f;{ lt iN!l f Set the carriage� as shown in the Fig. Move the connected carriage from right to left. (The plain and purl needles knit.) □...
  • Page 54 1/U l'EBfi'i ,/ • i�';Jg�t;l.4t!Ji!1.tt��;_tt)tmH, �©!tHt-Hlt ► *ii◄ 1/!fl'JJllf. NOTE Pay attention to the purl needle at the edge of the knitting in order to make the correct pattern. *��•kfl'l••m�tt��•�mfl'l�tt*•"· re�fl'l•�"••�mfl'l•ttk, #Je�fl'l•tt1L l'U • ii£ V\ fl'JA{f[l!i' §I When the purl needle at B position juts out from the working needles of KH,transfer the stitch of it to the end plain needle,and return the empty purl needle to A position of KR bed.
  • Page 56 ilJi:ix:Jti'f (II) !Jot;( RACKED PATTERN KNITTING (II) ■ �W�0. �m�•B•tt. 1E(Al �*�a KBBff l � (rJJ VL f;( It J ' jj 1E ,,, It i!H'i.l' J ' V ti( ,t A'JA(� ii'. I After knitting the selvedge, using the Double eyelet transfer ncedk, transfer the part {A) stitches to opposite plain needles, and return the empty needles to A position of KR bed.
  • Page 57 l!'; I,\, $!LI� ii; jlJ ±H 3 Ml i HR2 lr , Set the Racking indicator to HJ and knit two rows. 7 , r,; ,unm.s Repeat the step 5-6. •\lia!J(rJ201f!J, i'/'/fll'U�T, ,:l;;E f 1;1. Jci ntm2otJ m1:0.:te·e::1r J iJl :#rtt:{1.:�t";W Claw.type Weight Hanger li'l J: i:li , *After knitting around 20 rows.
  • Page 58 �w•��•••*•cA�•*•i How to knit Herringbone pattern *!@:. � 'I;!: : ffJ � iJ� H The example is knitted with thick yarn. *You need to use the Knitting bar. ��•-•*•cA�B*•Jgtt CASTING-ON FOR HERRINGBONE PATTERN tf�Jt l ;;Rtt Needle arrangement .fE U�· *h 1B }]�'6i iJ/il iil-I3o MtliJi ti 1HI t\-BFt ' 11 UJYILU!l!�HJll '?'iX�l!)\lt - .•1,,...
  • Page 59 �tt First row knitting lE ti< lf A,¾' /y 1li "111 • 11n , 1 ii . WJ �L /,\ ,b Thread the yarn into the yarn feeder. Move the connected carriage from right to left. �•�tt ■ �OOffl��$tt.L®tt•. l!l ffl Jll I 4 I)( 8'J iir-111' Willi ti lEli: II! l°E tE la; H. J11"/1T1'1i.
  • Page 60 � tt i&: tt :it 11i :it HERRINGBONE PATTERN KNITTING -1:m ffj ,i; i,iJt, � $1! !HI J JY l!c (t ' ! iii, 11 I·. Transfer the end plain needle at right side to the end purl needle. YII 1¥1 l,r •F vH'o .f/ L '.L Set the carriages as shown in the Fig.
  • Page 61 Set the Racking indicator to H3. And move the connected carriage from left to right. 101ew�•�•W¥H3, *let.'.W��m !k/A11J1tl'1J:li_, Set the Racking indicator to HJ. and move the connected carriage from right to left. } } :fil:!U:b�9-l0H7ffi1H. R %12ffo Repeat the step 9-10 until you knit twelve rows. let.'.
  • Page 62 /Ei,\i!;lcm,i,,ill l "i':H4, Jf!EB!tLIIJ�L "I_ i,l_ ki Jtt f 1 J ft • Set the Racking indicator to H4. And move the connected carriage from right to left. W:Jllv�l3-14ff¥�.l U tl2IThll:o Repeat the step 13-14 until you knit twelve rows. lf, ..
  • Page 63 m � �� fiiJ fliHJU'F Ci How to knit Pin tuck pattern f1:J'J. l f{J�:Hi¥Jiil � J}, l-:trlfJ\H,f�i 1 l fY., n'7- ' t il:1JLfJ� '�1-�l i'.H J}i· � rr-nj � ( Jill - , � D-41J· ) ¾tt ri;- {CrW t-n , 1 .t "'°...
  • Page 64 J\';/\ttJHTI!HHf, !'! i !ii>:llf!1101f, C f\'l 11\tMhlll >:ll !)( J Push the Cam button release lever, then knit!O rows. (Both plain and purl needles knit.) -'ll5tiH'li3-4 Repeat the step3-4...
  • Page 65 �u ioJ !liH,q � l!Jt tt :/.Hl How to knit Rib skip pattern J, 4' ii:lf if 111 IJHL * • f! J ;lt : i \'.1.'f.JiJill l rHtfFo Cse thick yarn for this pattern. *You need to use the Knitting bar. Card no.6p F !>l16p \} 1J �...
  • Page 67 1iiJ � � ;' � � Ii :/.E How to knit Rib tuck pattern ■ �tt�•&m¼ #•�•&md�Y moo� fL {ff JiHJl. ll) j ' I' , & lAV4 T !v ' !J: ik • 1t l'L A-Wi :J:ll!J.fllt:tWiii'.J�, !fl i 'mi�ffl�t}!;f=F Rib tuck pattern is a variation of l XI rib or full needle rib.In the following description.Rib tuck pattern of full needle rib is made.The example is knitted with thick yarn...
  • Page 68 JE�¼Afr��r�•���- ,s/Ji[U�"E ·•" l,ciclit" Insert the card and lock on row l .Rotate the card to )000 0 0 )000 0 0 Set ltne . Then set the card lock lever to the •· • " mark. )00 0 0 00 )00 0 0 00 )O O O O o )0 0 0 0 0...
  • Page 71 - -- - r-, - . , -. - -----------·- --7; -... e % f, I /ILKH-2601 l UIJ lJl iljl llir, "142v(, l!i( i/ 1 !ii;HXJ;JtVll!t1'\'f;IB',frllJ, Cancel the working of end needle selection '1: echanism referring to p.42 of the instruction manual for KH-260.
  • Page 72 t!-L�ttfit: Hang on the cast-on comb im I'll fali T< 1k I .ii;; ii Hang on the cast-on comb as shown In the Fig. &H : : ' '1�¥JtmiJ-ttJiu�Jt, �nll-ia!w�J�JEfefulti!. l ml H !rrL Pi JI, ,le lfl 1ft It x • / c ltlb l Note: When knitting Drop stitch pattern, hang the cast-on comb correctly as shown in the Fig.
  • Page 73 •- ��MkmB�. Fl�@@.WlliB. C i: tit H ti' J- . (J'Jr,; l!l/ 1if!i' Ii> l Then slide it from left to right pressing it down gently. (Stitches on the KH bed drop off.) .J, iltl's DiiHi.L;cifPr:':, D mt&/,'.)( flt!\Hc M!�i;/L:, 1 J:fi J!I 11' 1 . Lift up D-Sliderto remove it.
  • Page 74 Set the carriages as shown in the Fig . PART Jllijj- Jt'.L'.Jt_r,fJ'Jl/l ;i.;Jf/dlll'IJ1i, c ��t!LO'J-11-ltlli. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! H\ , il l + . j /UJi J 11- i I {!( i!t i;l; 'chm E , J Move the connected carriage from left to right.
  • Page 75 �m��w•g '"•"'li'.fr.la:.'FlHL "i/!IJ!Ht" I., f;ll1I _.,, � Knit seve ra r . kofthePunchC l ows unt1 I the as tens 1 · e comes o _ t the set m · ,•mJil. "'i I- -, "il W llHI, "J. : J'fJ i iIT1, %(51:""...
  • Page 77 � 1iiJ 91' ;& :/!Q MAKING GARMENTS Jill fAJ 1Jll it Increasing the stitches 1X1 rib ����tq • :lla-t-�li Increasing one stitch on one side of knitting width I, reHL3'iiJ(ft:/&Jilih□lttl'J it!., 2, Je/ffiiltfll'iJ\lilt)ifi L 'il: (B{!fl'i') J:, Place the carriages on the side which you want to increase. Raise the end needle to the working position B.
  • Page 78 t� 119-¥ t.fiii Full needle rib • J.m --t-� Ill Increasing one stitch on one side of knitting width :±: L IE -U/l f- _ ii'Jli,H ITT iltr if ITT. l!ll lfll I'll ,tJ {Uill: ◊fl in 'i' si I-_, Take the loop of the first stitch on KH and put it onto the next empty needle.
  • Page 79 ;� it Decreasing the Stitches ��ttt.flijtq 1X1 rib • �-1-� [II Decreaing one stitch on one side �m�•••tt. /E�tt�•••m ■ J. � IE S J]Hi]f 1 JAI"- '11 ic. By using the transfer tool,transfer the end stitch co the second needle. and take the empty needle out of action. rl r r e �W1"...
  • Page 80 1Z9-¥UH.H Full needle rib • �-1--� Ill Decreasing one stitch on one side riJ<J,:rn 1, Jectt11 fl'Jl'l.l!,ltH 1 J11t�fl'JJll2tt L le 'i' Hill [ii] l'iJA{i,: il'J .. 2, le '.!? !J:!, iai !J ; �L I fl'J Jil WHi tHiJ � 4, il'J tt _L le 'i' ill [Ci] l'iJA&...
  • Page 81 � tt (I{] Fol $ !l18 t. R Partial Knitting of Ribbing ■ �M mamF%d*k· %dD�. •n�*fm•• - □• ft JI:;��-'� i> 5r i!H r , 1l □ :\le '1i' , l'r 1"i tM/f 61. !er HdB !la !)(1/IJ}J l ltl, A.: {JIJ Jt ¥- �...
  • Page 82 Ji". l#lf□'!J'!Jl:IJLttf- 1 'ft'H,��11llii!!<FfJltffit:E{V:l!' L, + � Dll !liHJ\ fl{] H c Eii >: ii'. l Bring the nonknitting needles of KH and KR beds to Nonknitting needles E position. (E position! r r rllrlr r;r r r Nonknittin g needles (E position) /Jil ti.
  • Page 83 �H Increasing knitting part ll'� � gft � r - - - -- - ------� sur.i "'ii' "'i 11; nu tc i!1 tt at S'J Wi -f. 11; !\ �. {- H ll Jt,/ iii Jiu ,:------------,, It is the example when you increase in left side. You can ..
  • Page 84 jJf/ !Mo ii11iil 'r :B JJU ' L JI:: r] /ii( fl '!J tttn e!Z -F.!JLE{* ).' il!m q, i1'J Jil 1<J elf .ti JI:: It Ug!Jl hUd{tJ'1Jcf,, To avoid a hole in the knitting,put yarn behind the innermost needle on KR or KH which is in E position.and then move the connected carriage from left to right.
  • Page 85 "'1 'l'L ftl ,t-lE {L i!iW: :/tlr 'F, �; #l !JHI lillM 1'Ei!I Jltili !ti •��sil■�•n:ttw�■•m- *M¾••�••• tt :tt tl ft� � • !R • /t-J Fci �H In t he racked pattern,it is impossible to bring both needles to E position PARTIAL KNITTING OF RACKED so,please knit partial knitting of racked pattern according to the following PATTERN...
  • Page 86 Move the connected carriage from left to right. JJ ill fu � i!\ #J 'P ll ', !JI, ifoJ, 1E ii Mi {E 'Ji rt f/L !!IZ ct 111 E1il 'll: i1'JMi'l1!J,U: F, To avoid a hole in the knitting,put yarn behind the innermost needle on KR or KH which is in E position.
  • Page 88 4 J; llll 'lll.i f! ( 1/IJ 'P lLl I'¼'. ;1,1, JE�/& i'F � tttlll'IG :t litEi'L Wff1.1isri111,1zr, To avoid a hole in the knitting, put yarn behind the innerm '\. ' ost needle on KR or KH which is in E position. r1 ��r1 r , �...
  • Page 89 �!/I � ;Wt,i;.;t> { (fJfffMiYHfJLt;;ttmlPJ�iD- f a.a'., �m"••· ���z��••••��- • � /JU !i.!H IHI ( E 11.ii ) Knitting needles ' e : IE position) In �i.3: ®\till 1°7Bji'.( !Mt it 1t1 � /Jw !\lia !JlltHt m ,,;rnu1 r .. Bring back the required purl needles you want to knit \i , \i{;_ '.J "\'\J Y\".J �\J'\...
  • Page 90 !Etli">J L /li,r s l, .�_f ,·-·t-\lii-C: ( .fti;/Jlt(tle) /Et#I.H!ililY-Jii\'itl1l3'sEfv1/ L Set the Racking indicator on next number.Bring .; /Ja !JH,q 8'J tt ( E fa: 'ii J the knitting needles ofKH bed to E position. Knitting needles (E position� !Eccit crt,IJ L ;J_JA;t,:jjj;J, 1 J 1;, Move the connected carriage from left to right.
  • Page 91 :/t i-ti H H 1¥-J rcl j� � PARTIAL KNITTING OF DROP STITCH PATTERN tli,i t;Ufll 5} /Jil1 Decreasing knitting part • iJ,;Jl, il 1fi:0£.lci!ltl H-/EI J 0ff, @, j !1; 7( ,t (E � l Jc Ill x-1 illU i,HL It is the example when you decrease in left side.
  • Page 92 ti� l!I � Increasing knitting pattern �,q e iU1' '�!{!)!JD kili II �, t A'J�l r, !/!l g at {E !II !le Ill xt ffiU !m 4'L It is the example when you increase in left side. You can increase the stitches only at the side opposite to the carriage.
  • Page 93 !EC!t LA'JV\'UA,t;JIH r JL CBf,l'/ffJ-/Hrlli.m, mi Jl!'\; �uE{il'la' !Ht J Move the connected carriage from right to left. (The needles on B position knit.and the yarn is across on the needles on E position.) 7; ; i!ft :%z[aj r, r , � tJj JW,ifol, �tXh'J.
  • Page 95 �J When the asterisk of the Punch Card is on the set line······ 5 • �!i'lti'fl'J!i!�t!JJJUE "i/U!!�" J:111····" !\Ht Di!? 1!i. jl le iJ Ila: I: Ill Ill '.k M :le lit fl):/, • • �!i'lti'fl'J!i!�:ftE "tllll!!�" J:11'/······ lE iJ lJt _L t/l '.k !A lc!UIJ ii .
  • Page 96 :lt� iiiJ if� P.lt � ®U:::i How to Shape a Round Neck Line {l Jltit 'P /lJ trn !a\, C lf # �ffft!ll ;,\:/l! l\ $ic i!O'JJhL l !Ji.l)\1!illH1, M1H,rtifJ�i/1Jtifcl, Jlt !,1J iJ! nJJ ;& M fl ,'ct i!1 , The example is showing that the yarn end is on the right side.
  • Page 97 ll"ll ' J L �J tic tU 1 Jx:( I �l.t�fl· I· . " Ill] Takea stitch o n the main bed onto th c transfer needle. ,J"c' Jjfj ft,,. -- -�l!ll(,i J 1,-w'f, '" ':i m ltl!llHffJ al '" J - Carefully slid e it down to th c opposite end.
  • Page 98 �11: � � ill fiiT �Q How to Finish Ribbed Edges afi••�•m••oo�raK�■ma. mrr-il's!L +i:<JlttA m � a� oo � t� Jf� � tq Circular waste knitting ■ ■ ■ re1L� •••m. ffre�•-M- h�- 1"-ll'PL Wlta!9''t8 - 10fr. #IA-liL� I l!l(T!iuii'11il. C/J L C:Ul' J :H1-ll!ll!Yf ·1rl.
  • Page 99 2, UW!J<\liui,�JI M�l:li\_l_:lfCr /ll i ,t '.L Knit in \vaste yarn and remove the knitting 3 from machine. L / , U JHi t\!. Ll Ji'; �J: )[ 2 llll tHm \� 'I!. rr-. i mf- l ·tll':trHFi . ' ?i'_l· . " }E.tfjl)} 2 Ll l tt;t:'JiitJ\J&iicitMHl,LLIR Hili!} 2 , 2, li/,ij;\ltl<LlJEilll?t 1 AIJ!'Ql!!l!H t JH,�'l' .
  • Page 100 5 , _'le Y: I ii llidt , ib r 1 J Jr ,� J, ii , JHs {1. Jil 0 llll I , � Wi :J.; ,P,fl· JJ l�J re riif 1< tt ¾' A. /J� Repeat above operations up to the left end,and for the last stitches, insert the tapestry needle followijng the direction of the arrow.
  • Page 101 • tm fi'r ffl i'iU, i& ljt !l1 tt!Ji!M How to finish IX l rib with a tapestry needle ■ 1.reaJ?A �tt. JiJett9mMlfi-al'IJI. re 'C: j" cl l'i J IE llll , Thread the tapestry needle and insert the needle into the last stitch .Pull through to the right side.
  • Page 102 tmt.Rt.w�� USEFUL HINTS :ii� ':!k m ¥ If the Carriage should Jam ... JI". ll/\.f/\5'�Jc'!t'ittJivl¥ "CR" fi/:i'i'., Jt/EUI L VL"'!l,'.· ilil *. Set the Change knob on KH carriage to "CR'' position, and lift up the kH carriage. Place the KH carriage to the side fromwhere the row commcnced,thcn return the Change knob to the position v, i hich has set before jamming.
  • Page 103 3, ,e,Jl,,/dltctl, /),lfj1fi1J1':rll?'AJJ1Jrl'J!l1lil 1/, I �, , J,! , il'u 1n1 !)' A ll\2i) c � '1' , Pull the tapestry needle through, Insert the needle into the first stitch on the back row from behind, and into the 2nd stitch from the front. 4, 11".HN.
  • Page 104 rui 1iiJ • �!I! 1ie ffl .:I:. H � How to Use the Knitter as a Single Bed a, 1} JIii\� ■ b, WT�ttlL�KM�. �ttlL��- ,, M�mm�n��m•. #11':�Adlmf••••· +/J l {i!ijjJR]f\,* a. Disconnect the carriage. b. Push down both bracket levers of the ribber and the ribber will come down one step.
  • Page 105 fiiJ :fR ffll: �H fr :(!Q How to unravel the rows �•re ■ �--•�tM*���liB, �WM+ \\\\\\\\\\\ md•ttm��- R8WFHhttfiB�H-•fi- 1i!Kli!!f,)D, Je1':M3-Dl!'!ltlH',, JeDMtt-�h-�K. •u*••*gMli!!m* � Ht'' l 'I'. If you have knitted more than necessary rows do not remove the work from the knitter and ribber .Simply unravel one or several rows by doing the following.
  • Page 107 1�JfililtEl' J II ;i;' rei/ill /{(tHr/,+' I�" Replace new needle with latch opened. JHhiiJ�l l !HE!EH.lf/li'A, Push in the bar, making sure that the flat face is down.
  • Page 108 fr� fiiJ �R � ;iJs: 1:FAl ;!iii HOW TO KNIT ORIGINAL PATTERNS �DJlo(1f/jj'/i'i �,.;.!,(i!;@c/1:!L YII l.i iii 'I'!:'\ 3' ti ,: ll' JL • You can knit these patterns using the Blank Cards. Punch the Blank Cards as shown in the Fig. *'''J1fi ;: �...
  • Page 109 tl1��� Maintenance e11 1 ;,xm�r0, · Y 11 r·1i-ri:m�: A. m'filJ!Eef r flfl'Ja'oiH+U\1/L:il; l�U/l'•, b , m Nii'm �; :I!: Jli; /Hll! i'I' , �-f JIJMf1 /i : tJ L ill! ttll ttlii<�@ d, �1��1111.0 e. J\';.VLi!ti')J):{1 hi:\ceL • Each time you finish work,scrvicc your machine as follows: a.
  • Page 111 (IS; :t.Rffjffijtg , JS; Cable pattern llll llll - - - - � =· = ; = : = · a :;,>" ..,<l: 'I - - -·- 6 _._,_._. , . " , � \ cm , "-'_ - _ ]- _ _ -· �...
  • Page 112 Tranferred stitch pattern (B) '?3 tt:!e:j@jit.� (�) 1-------- 1 ,6 �\H J! ' ' ' r r r r ---.- o ' o ' ' ' ' ' ' CJ) Casting-on is the same as for full needle rib ( Step 1-6) After knitting the selvedge,transfer the stitches to corresponded needles.Return the empty needles toAposition.
  • Page 113 Tranferred stitch pattern (JS; '!P tl I� 1-E f.$@, t t t 'tl/l .l - • > > � I � ' f � • f � " " " t " " -" "' -" � .: t "' �...
  • Page 114 Tranferred stitch pa item '!J !�m.�1t�@ O O 0 ;'t!l:tJl ---,--- 6 , 6 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ---,_... CD Casting-on is the same as for full needle rib ( Step 1-6) " After knitting the sclvedge,transfer the stitches to corresponded needles.Return the empty needles to A position.
  • Page 115 '.?i!!:Jl!l!!l:/tf/'@Jl'l65])t Rib tu,k patto,n@ Rib tu,k patt,m® P.65 '!7!XJIIJ!ll1l:f/'@Jll65])t !9'tt:ffi:llft�.f,©ffil09:Il! Rib tuck pattern© P.109 �tt:ffi:llftf¥:@m 1099! Rib tuck pattern@ P.109 ¥,ti:z.t# ORIGINALPATTERNS 1...: - �5p4 f�- -;p;s Pi] Card no.8p Card no.Sp t...: - �� } 2p \)­ Card no.2p ��lt-8":fi:f.!f:@_ ffl l 10:ln Transferred stitch pattem:],)P.
  • Page 116 �;fs;:j.t ft ORIGINALPATTERNS il:it�lH ® ffi"68Pi Drop stitch pattern® P.68 il-it:tfiiif!.@ Ji107jf.f Drop stitch pattern® P.J07 ��-� f.liiit9, ffi'6 l Jq Pin tuck pattern P.61 li.?eifii�@ jg°l 079l Drop stitch pattern© P,107 !ff· tf.i.-f'"f:�.,-.• : .. (�•�1�J� • � 1 �.<t '!��•.iii:t:f� � • ·...
  • Page 117 £J.!;::j.£� ORIGINALPATTERNS Jil.l\l'!.Jt!li!Jl JfllBi!i IX! db ilt:!l'!&WU!l (2X2) l/!25Ji 2X2 rib P.25 P.18 '.!,;!ii Jfl37i![ 5X5 rib P.37 Fullneedlnlb P,33 ll!l'l'!/U,q lll33lli '�J,liqi,I:!, jff45� Half fisherman's rib P.45 :i:llt:�fi.t �!:Jl ffi°46N Fill fisherman's rib P.46...
  • Page 118 ¥*1-t�$ ORIGINALPATTERNS ili!Jt'ltf-f ittt1: U $ Rackedpattern ([) P.49 Rackedpattern (IJ) P.53 !/149)/i (11) ;f!53g!' 1'.H f.tffitq:M OBif.f Cable pattern :J;, P.108 t.H:r.:£�!HC�)�1083)l Cable pattern'.]; P,108...