Single needle high speed, top variable feed lockstitch machine (62 pages)
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GLGBAL 3201 AUT SERIES INSTRUCTION/ OPERATING MANUAL PARTS MANUAL GL@iSAL HO HSING SEIM> PtOrORS Used sewing machines New sewing machines Spare parts for Global machines European distributor Gebrauchtmaschinen Neue Niihmaschinen of HO HSING Maquinas usadas Maquinas nuevas motors Machines nouveaux Machines occasion WWW.IM CA.NET...
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Toanlc you _., much for buying our company's sewing machine. Before using ,ix.- new machine. � ,_ Ille ..r.ty insUuCli below and 1he explanations giyar, In 1he Instruct manual. Will> Industril sewing "'81:hlies, It Is normal 10 carry out work while positiu, M!d dinlcllv in front of ITllllll pens such IS Ille ,_., and 1hnBI lake -up -••...
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2. Notes on safety _A.DANGER WIit at least 5 minutes ufter turning off the power switch and cfosconnecting the - COid from the well outlet before quy. opening the face plate of the oontml boo<. Touchin g araas where high """8gas.,, present can result in_. A,cAUTION Environmental requirements Use the sewing machine In an area which Is frae from...
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CAUTION Sewing /<::'\ This sewing machine slwd only be used by operatot At1Bch all safety davioe • before using lhe sewing ma \.Y who ...,,, received lhe necessar lrl!ining in safe uoe � chine. If the machine is used without If-. - attached - nd.
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3. Warning labels. The following wamiflg labels appear on the sewing machine. Please follow the instructions on the labels at all times wh"'1 usin9 the machine. If the labels have been removed or ere difficult to read, please contact your nearest dealer. CAUTION &...
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1. NAMES OF MAJOR PARTS 1 , Bobbin winder 2. Thread wiper 3. LHtlng lever 4. Quick reverse(Actuator) 5. Presser foot 6. Control box 7. Knee lifter assembly 8. Power switch 8. Oil gauge window 10. Reverse lever 11. Stitch length dial 12.
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2.INSTALLATION CAUTION A) Do not connect the power cord until installation is f::'\ Machine installation should only be carried out by e corn -plete. The machine may operate ii the treadle is \..)l qualilied technician. de-pressed by mistake, which could result in injury. Contact your deeler o r a qualified electrician for any Use both hands to hold the machine heed when tilting electrical work that may need to be done.
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1 2-1.Table processing diagram The top of the table should be 40 mm in thickness and should be strong enough to hold the weight and with -stand tha vibration of tha sewing machine. Drill holes as indicated in th1 Hlustmion blllow..
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11. Knee lifter pla111 (1) Knee lifter plate j'[J[J (2) Bolt L.Qosen the bolt (3) and move the knee lifter plate (1) to a position where it is easy use. <Knee lifter adjustment> '-./ 1. Tum the machine pulley so that the feed dog is below the top of the needle plate.
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I 2-3. Lubrication ,AcAUTION ((:\ Do not oonnect the power cord until lubrication has been completed, otherwise the machine may operate if the treadle is depressed by mistake ,which could result in injury. ((:\ Be sure ID weer protective goggles and glOV9S when handing the lubricating 011 and -,-, ao 1hat !hey do not get into your eves or onto your ski n , otherwise inflammation can result Fur1hermore, do not drink the oil er eat the grease under any circumstances, as the'( CBI cause vomiting and diarlhea.
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2-4 Test operation (Operating the treadle) CAUTION Do not toUCh any of the moving pans or press any objects against the machine while sewing , as tl1iil may result in personal injury or damage to the machine. <Turning on the power> P,- 1he Off power swftch{1) The power indic:atot{2)will Hluminate.
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3. PREPARATION BEFORE SEWING Installing the needle 13-1. CAUTION Turn off the power switch before installing the needle. The machine may operate if the treadle is depressed by mistake, which could result in injury 1. tum the machine pulley to move the needle bar to its highest position.
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1 3-3. Winding the lower thread CAUTION J � 1-- --- --- ------" Do not touch any of the moving parts or press any objects against the machine while the IOW9r thread. as this �may result In personal injury or damage to the machine. 1.
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I 3-5 Threading the upper thread _A.CAUTION A. Tum off the power switch before threading the upper thread. � The machine may operate if the treadle is depreased by mlstake. Which could result in injury . Tum the machine pulley end raise the thread take-up (1 ) befor9 threading the upper thread.
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3-7 Using the thread wiper Presa the thread wiper switx:h (1) to tha n side. If this is done , the thread wiper (2) will operate a'fiir the thread is trimmed. I 3-8 Using the knee lifter The presser foot 121 can be raised by pressing the knee lifter plate{ 1).
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4. SEWING .A.cAUTION Attach all safety devices before using the sewi�g machine. If the machine is used without these devices attached, injury may result Turn off power switch switch at the following t i mes. The mach i ne may operate if the treadle is depreased by mistake, which could result in injury. When threading the needle.
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1 4-3.Sewing condensed stitches • When you press the rev&rse switch Ill, 1h11 sewing stitches will be on the reverse direction; while pressing the reverse lever (2),you can get the small stitches (for ward direction}, namely, condensed stitches. I Sewing direction Condensed stitches <...
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5. THREAD TENSION I 5-1. Adjusting the thread tension AcAUTION Turn off the power switch before removing or inserting the bobbin case. � The machine may operate if the treadle is depressed by mistake. which could result in injury. Good even stitches. - Upper thread - Lower thread Upper thread tension too weak...
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5-2.Adjusting the presser foot pressure Correct Stitch e s Upper thread Skipped stitches occur Increase the pressure. ven stitch lengt h =======:x:==== I ., . II l • i tc _ h _e _ s_a r _ e _ p_ u _c k _e_, ed __,-+ .__o_e _ c r _e _ • s _ e _ t h _e _ p _ r e _s s _ u _r e _ . ___ _ _______, ,.
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6.CLEANING A_CAUTION Tum off the power switch before carrying out cleaning. The machine may operate ii the treadle is depressed by mistake, which could result in injury. Be sure to wear protective goggles and gloves when handling the l ubrication oil and grease, so that they do not get into your eyes or onto your skin, otherwise inflammation can result.
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B. Oil tank oil quantity. Check the oil gauge window (1 ), and add more oil if the oil gauge {2) is below the lower reference line. Upper rererence -=,_.,. line Lower rererence 3. Checking 1. Replace the needle if it is bent or if the tip is broken. 2.
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------------- --- --- s-2. Applying grease <Al)l)lying grease> Use our company specified grease. 1. Turn the power switch to 'OFP 2. Remove the screws and the set screws. 3. Apply grease to each of the holes until the grease overflows slightly. 4.
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7. ADJUSTING THE ROTARY HOOK LUBRICATION AMOUNT CAUTION Be careful not to touch your fingers or the lubrication amount check she et against n'IOlling parts such as the rotary � hook or the feed mechanism when checking the amount of oil supp l ied to the ro1Bry hook. OlhelWise injury may result.
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8. STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS __ _ __ ___! � � _ A _ UT _ I _ ON ________ , _ _ _ _ ---1 f(;'\ Maintenance and inspection of the sewing machine Tum off the power switch end disconnect the power \Y should only be carried out by a qualified technician.
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s-2. Adjusting the thread take-up spring <Tlvaad take-up spring position> The standard position of the thread take-up spring 11) is 6- 8mm[4-6mm for H specification s )above the surface of the thread guide(31when the presser foot is lowered. 6-8mm 1. Lower Iha presser foot (2). 2.
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Adjusting the presser foot height 18-4. The standerd height of the presser foot 11) is 6mm when the presser foot 11) is reilled by means of the lifting lever (2). 1. Loosen the nut 13) of the adjustment screw 14),and then tum the adjustment screwl4)so that there is no pressure applied to the preaser foot .
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.:: :'i P'!-3 � § ��� , � ; = = = =8· ((@')_ 8 • :::: ! s - 6 .Adjusting the feed dog angle The standard angle is for the feed dog (1 I to be parallel ID the needle plate when the machine pulley is turned forward to raise the feed dog from its lowest position until it is flush with the top of the needle plate.
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7. Adjusting the needle bar height Adjust so \hgt the distance from nMdle plate mounting sur• face to the bottom edge of the needle bar is the same as the height of surface B on th e < 1 > side of the acoe95ory timing gauge when the needle bar 11) is at its lowest po...
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I B-9 .Adjusting the needle and rotary hook timing When the machine p,.1llev is tumed forward to raise the needle bar 11) 1.8mm (2.2mm for H specifications} from its lowest position . the roterv hook tip 131 should be aligned with the canter of the needle (4) as shown in the illustration when the distance from needle plate mounting surface C to the bottom edge of the needle bar 11 l is the same as the...
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ls-12. Adjusting the actuator position The inslallation position for the actuator (1 )can be adjust ed to <A> or <B>. Adjust so that it is in a position where it is easy to oper ate. 1. Remove the two screws (2). Back 2.
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. Adjusting the thread trimming timing Remove the presser foot, needle plate a nd feed dog. y-(1) <Thread trimming cam position adjustment> 1. Tum the machine pulley forward to raise the needle bar (1) from its lowest pos�ion until the distance from needle plate mounting surface to the bottom edge of the needle bar (...
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9-2 . Adjusting the needle feeding Needle deflection adjustment • Check that the needle bar (1) and the presser bar (2) are parallel when the stitch length dial is set to and the machine pulley is tumed. < Adjustment method if the needle bar (1) and presser bar (2) are not parallel >...
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------- -- - 3) Adjusting the needle feed amount The needle feed amount can be set to 1.2 times (20%) greater than the standard needle feed amount. Adjust the needle feed amount when sewing heavy-weight materials and materials which slip easily. 1 Remove the face plate.
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REPLACING PARTS CAUTION Use both hands to hold the machine head when Replacement of parts should only be carried out by a � tilting it back or returning it to its original position. If qualifie d technician. only one hand is used, the weight of the machine Use only the proper replacement parts as specified head may cause your hand to slip, and your hand by Brother.
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11 . T ROUBLESHOOTING • Please check the following points before coiling for repairs or servil:l, • If the following remedies do not f0< the problem, tum off the power switch and consult a qualified technician or the place of purchase.
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Problem Possible cause • 5.Sldpped stitches at sewing start Is Iha thread take-up spring tension too strong? • Thread unravelHng at sawing start Reduce the tension of the lhread take-up spring. Is the thread take-up spring operating range too large? •...
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Problem Possible cause 9.Lowar thread is tangled at • Is the bobbin spinning direction correct when the lower threed is being pulled? the s-ing start Set the bobbin so that it turns in the opposite direction to the rotary hook. SpiMing of bobbin durin g •...
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Possible cause Problem 14.0il gauge (1 Jis not ris� • Is u,e oil tank empty? Fill the oil 111nk with oil. ble in oil gauge win - dow. 15.Machine dolls not op- • Is the power supply connector disconn&C18d from the control box? 8111te when pc,wer is lnselt the connector securely.
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LOCKSTITCH MACHINE WITH THREAD TRIMMER rt& 3201 AUT SERIES GLGBAL HO HSING SE.IM> MOTORS Used sewing machines New sewing machines Spare parts for Global machines European distributor Gebrauchtmaschinen Neue Niihmaschinen of HO HSING Maquinas usadas Maquinas nuevas motors Machines occasion Machines nouveaux WWW.IM CA.NET...
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length Rubbei RuUbm· Rub];e•· assy 2170fl026 8X76;-l29000 1. MACHINE BODY Description Note Ref. No. 217N0002:l dial Stitch BXF99 04009 Stand, R BXF9903009 Stand, L Motor BXF6851009 cover B048509894 Screw M5xl2 BXF377 4009 Side plate BX/8817009 lC:it' d �-J;i�ff. l N [r ns.
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5 PRESSER FOOT MECHANISM Description Ref. No. Note BXF9939009 Presser bar For M BXF9937009 Presser bar For H BXF3868009 Presser bar bush BXF9936009 Presser adjusting screw M14 BXF3403009 Spring guide B969382009 Presser bar spring B960603009 Washer m1101000 Presser foot assy For M 027701100 Presser foot assy...
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Screw M5x14 BXF ;5 7. ' ( )009 BXF98·l7U09 6. FEED MECHANISM Ref. No. Description Note BXF3251009 Stitch length dial assy BXF6616009 Screw SM4. 76 124510003 0 ring 217\00021 Screw bar Dial for stitch length regulator 217\00022 For M BXF3684009 Dial for stitch length regulator For H BX50012009...
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