Brother EF4-B956C User Manual

INSTRUCTION
FOR
MANUAL
BROTHER
MODEL
EF4-B956C
Ultra High Speed Overlock
BROTHER
NAGOYA, JAPAN
INDUSTRIES,
Sew
LTD.
CONTENTS
1.
Specifications ...................................................................................................... .
2. Features
3. Operation .......................... .
A)
B)
Ci
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.
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Se\\'in,L(
Motor,
Setting
speL'd
motor
U))
.............
pulley
....................
. .
and
helt
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D) Oiling. drnining and maintt•mmr:e ................................................................................... .
E)
Necdk• r:oolt•r
F)
~lachi•w
G)
In~talling
dt'l"iLt'
.......................................................................................................................
"P"·ating
di•·cction ........ . .
..............................................................................................
needlt• ................................................................................................................................
II) Thn•ading ............................................................................................................................ .
I l
Stitr:he~
.1)
ThrL'<td
\.
1
'
:t
KJ
Adjustnwnt on
L)
Adjusting
?\I) Adjusting stitch lt•ngth ....................................................................................................................... .
?-;)
Adju,Ling diffcrc.,tial feed ................................................................................................................. .
4. Adjustment................................................... . ............................................. , .......................................
.................................................................................................................................... ..
ten~i4>n
Adju~tnll'nl
Adju~ting-
Adju~ting-
............................................. .
of
thrL•ad thr<.'ad
thrl'ad tl'nsion screw .......................
pre~~un·
~!itch
width ............................................................................................................... .
take-up .................. .. . ....................................................................... 7
takl'·ltp and thre;td guide ... .. . .............................................. 7
..
of presser foot: Installing and remo\"ing
ft•ed
..................................... 7
dogs: and Height
Al llt•ight of lll'l'dlt• .................................................................................................................................
Bl Relation
C l
ln~talling
Dl
ln~talling
El
Relation of needk• with under and
Fl
ln~talling
5.
Trouble shooting ............................................................. .......................................................................
Al
Thn•ad break ...... , ..............................................................................................................................
B) Skip
C)
:\"ecdlc
D)
ftnperfect chaining-off ......................................................................................................................
El
Improper thn•ad tension ...................................................................................................................
Fl
l'ttor trinllning perfonnance .............................................................................................................
(;)
Irregular
Ill
Em•"ice
I)
1\"l'L'<llt•
6.
Parts list
hl't\l'l'L'll
llt't•dk• and llll<kr loopt•r ........................................................................................
nt•edil' guard rear........................ . ............................................................................
lll'l'dk guard front........................ . ..........................................................................
on·r
l11opt•r
.................................................................................
and nwinlt•mtncl' of lmin•s .................................................................................................
~!itching..........................................
brt•a\;;
....................................................................................................................................
~\itches
..............................................................................................................................
nT;ukb
along
>titchc~
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. ................................................................................
produces too large holes ....................................................................................................... U
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of
feed dogs H
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H
9 9
10
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10
II
11
11
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1 . Spec ifications
Name Dimensions Type Stitch Sewing speed Stitch
Stitch Height Main Oil
Needle
Needle Feed D
Knives
Installation
Qf this mach
from
length
width
of
bearings
bar
regulator
ifferential
presser
stro
feed
foot
and
ke
regulator
in
e,
there arc the
Ultra
11
igh Speed Overlock Sew
355mm X 240mm X 270mm
Oust-proof, El3, El3A.
6.
500
lmm-:l6
1 mm- 5mm (for sub-class -
~-5mm
totally El2A
~
!it
c hes
per minute
mm (
by changing the n
5mm
rods
i\11
important Viscosity: Capacity: 2-
Imm DC X l ( Push-button type. By lc•,·cr moving in \' even in
11
ppcr knife: L­Lo\\'er knife: flat shrqwd Semi-submergl•d
following
parts arc
CS
20.62
800-l,OOOcc.
::
7,
::
sew
ing operation.
S
llh
enclosed
for
sub-class
at
9.
::11.
scak
shapc·d
-ciasSt'S ;1\'aiJabil'.
type
·0
1 & -
II
eed
le
of
plwsphcr bronze alloy also nilless nK•lal
:{7.H(
·
::1-1.
on
fact• plate l'l'pn•scnts stitch length
l'rlical
direction: gathering and
car
bicil' 1
ske
l
in~
)
platr
::1
6)
ip1wd
:V
09)
fachi
nt•
slrl'lrh
ing can bt· obta in
and
ba
ll
bearings
ed
'
.
.
'
speed
0\'credging
- OIC
6.500spm 6.500spm 5.500spm Equipped Equipped Equipped
Bl ind·hemmin!-!
-
09C
----
Ty
pe
1---
S
ub-cl~
ss
:\.laximum se\\:fng 1'\eedle cooie / 1'\o.
of
needle
L
l\o.
of
threads Sewing Needle
Height of
Stitch length Differential
(gat
width
(Bightl
pres~er
feed
h e
rin
~·stretching)
ratio
f
not
t
-~
:l
:3.
4.
5mm
DCX I OCx l
5m
m
I mm- 3.6mm
lm
1.5-0.7
-1 -
:~
3. 4 mm 5mm
5m
m
m - 3.6mm
L1-0.i
I
~
---+
lmm
St•rging
11C
-
2
>C
<I
I
:1mm
5mm
tl.i
1.2
2.
Features
*
The
extensive design of various components and lubrication system and also the addition cooler device on this machine assure the normal operation of maximum high speed of minute, without any troubles. A)
Combined lubrication system of forced lubrication by geared pump, sprash lubrication and oil wick lubrication.
B)
Unique design of needle to its every working part.
C) Exclusively designed over looper mechanism has made the use of light alloy possible and also ensures
smooth lubrication to the end.
D)
Holders
bronze alloy.
E) Major
be
*
The
upper knife is L·shapecl to
carbide tip promises
are
made of
moving
exposed to outside dusts.
parts
long durability of the knife.
* Stitch can be easily regulated
change the eccentrics when
* Differential feed can be easily adjusted
This also applies for the instantanem1s
bar
mech;mism has lessend its weight
dur<1lmin
are
you would like to change the stitch length.
to decrease the weight. Main rods and bushings
perfectly lubricated inside the totally enclosed main body, so they will never
make
the threading and replacement
by
push-button, with the scale on the face plate, thus
hy
the lever for gathering nr stretching without soiling yollf hands.
differentit~l
adjustment
as
well
as
assures forced lubrication
of
the needle easy. Besides, the
ohtt~inahle.
are
of
the needle
6,500
stitches per
made of phospher
it
is unnecessary to
* Ample space on the cloth plate allows easy sewing operation. * Oil level in the oil reservoir
* Lubrication can be easily checked through the oil window
is
shown on the special oil gauge
on
the front side of the machine.
in
the top co\'er.
* Optional needle cooler emmres perfect sewing operation even with synthetic materials and threads at the
6,500
high speed of
* Colour combination
can be lessened.
*
As
differential ratio can be adjusted upto
such
as
knitted fabric.
stitches per minute.
of
TAN-BEIGE is
in
well harmony with your modern factory. and operator's fatigue
2.!i.
this is suitadle for sewing of cloth which is ease
to
spread
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3.
Operation
A. Sewing speed
Maximum speed of this machine is the new machine should be operated After this This is desirable for machine's long life.
B.
Motor,
ll Use a clutch motor.
phase) and MD·354 (three phase).
2)
Use M-type V
3)
Machine speed (s.p.m.), diameter of motor pulley and length of motor belt is related to the following table.
running-in period, you may operate the machine
motor
Stitches
minute
5,500
6,000
6,500
pulley and belt.
1/2
-belt._
per
Hp, 2 pole, single
6.500
Pulley
120mm
130mm
140mm
stitches per minute. For the first
at
about 5,000 s.p.m. so that all the working
at
maximum
or
three phase. Our motor available is Models
Outside diameter of pulley
50
"'
V-belt Pulley V-belt
39
inch
39
inch
39
inch 120mm
100
actual working hours. however.
of
6,500
and
length of V -belt
lOOmm
llOmm
parts
are
stitches per minutaninute.
MD-344
60
"'
38 38
38
well run-in.
(single
inch inch inch
2
C.
Setting
This lhis
machi
If
you have purchased this machine to Fig. the bottom board With bot
tom
holes
up
machine
1.
our
on
i
~
normally
ne
arc contained
which shows the
lO
the
Brother clutch motor. l\1oclels
board. ho\\'C\'Cr.
the bottom board.
~ct
up
together
parts
tab
le
as
if
you would u
as semi-submerged
with
the machine h
as
head only.
necessary
semi-submerged typ
for
selling up this machine and also the measurement
1\ID-:~..t..t
se
and
with
other brand c
lyp
e. Necessary
ead.
mak
e table top
e.
MD-35-1.
as
there is
lut
ch motor. pl
parts
and accessori
per attached table sheel. al
no
anxiety
lo set the machine to the
ease
mak
es
for
e sure to have
set
to
tin
so
mounl
prop
g up
refer
er
"'
I
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I
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Bolt hole for
.....:
::I
r
bottom
D. Oiling, draining
-
*
-
Jij , Center
25
; Screw
e,
2~7
-l
d
t "'
26i
board
and
maintenanc
of
• .
l
I
~
275
~
V-belt for
cushion b
Centre of
' machine pulley
I I
1
~
I
(Fig. 1)
e
Oil is drawn n
Before opera
(shown in Fig.
ase
...::-_
Collar
for
bottom
Bottom board _
ul
tin
g the mac
21
~
board
of
the machine
and pour o
pri
or to its shipment.
hin
e.
therefore, remove the oil
il
into
lhe
machinl' using the funn el.
Figures are in
mitimeter
filt
er cap
(Fig. 2)
(Fig. 3)
Oil lcn :l should
fig.
3.
Th
e oil resen·oir consists of two tacks partilioned by a f
takes sometime before the o
o
il
is up to the required le\'el a
o
il
if oil
le,
check the oil gauge for oil level be
he
up
to
the upper
il
levels of both
·el is below the upper line of the
- 3 -
lin
e of the oil gauge sho
little after
for
e opera
lank
match. Check
the o
il
is poured. Add
oil
gauge. Be sure
tin
g the machin
ilt
"'n
er so
e.
in
il if
lo
(Fig
(Fig.
. 4)
5)
When op
era firsl time after unpacking it ur after it hm;
been
out li
me. add point \"
ou do not ha vc lo add oi I into them
:>
sho\\'11
if tlw machim• is
/\l tlw
L'nd
cd'
100
al'lual hours operation. running -
oil. Tlwreaflcr. oil rcqu
draining oi
irL'd
dwnge
is
about
l.
it
once in about
HOO-
J.OOOcc.
Lhr
Cl' mon
Hcmm·e the sere\\' sho\\·n
The machine l'lnplnys a geared pump for l
major mn,·i
mmmled
ga
uzc. <'l c.
This is dt·si
n).!
about 1
r:1
hi~·
parts.
ll is recommend
\\'in• a YL'Hr
fqr
lot
i
tg
for ck•aning-
I i
fL·
ui I he machi II<'.
ed that the oil rcscn ·oir
of
ling-the machine for the
of oil for a long period of
or
6 drops of oil into
in
Fig . . ] and Fi
operated
in
period. change
ths
USl'.
Th
hL'
forced lubr icat ion to
its
imwr surf
ac<'s.
e quantity
oi lin
g.
5.
d
ail~·
.
in
Fig.
be
pump. \\'in•
ti
~
Llw
of
for
its
dis·
(Fig. 6)
E. Needle coo l
\\
'ith machinl'
In
order
to
get the good se\ring result on tlw resin treated materials such as polyeste
etc
..
or \\'ith
cooler
1. Operati
the synthetic threads. such
de,·ice.
ng
procedure
er
mock'!
device
"·C".
/T
it
is equipped wit h the needle
as
nylon
<Jnd
I) i'<lUr
ank
2)
:l)
the
siliwnc
(:lOcc
in
capacity) then open the
If
this machine is brand ne\\' or nftcr il has been time. it fe the fc'lt
Th oi
tak
e~
ll
on tlw needle gua rd. th
so
as
e cock
l.
1111
nanwly on the slo\\'
It-rials applit
cook
r de,·icc.
r.
jersey. a
Dacron. it will be advantageous to usc the needle
oil into the lank
about
10
-15 mmut
en
to thoroughly sat
1st bl' closed \\'hen the machim' do not re
sp~cd
•d
ancl also \\'hen
appro~imatelr
cock
sho\\'n
es
to satur
app
ly several drips of silicone oil on
urate
ate
before
SC\\'
operation on cott on thread.
rou
do not use
-1 S 1
in Fig.
7.
oul
of usc for long
the silicone o
ing ope ration.
quir
e lhc s
th<•
machine.
11
cotton
nd
tricot.
e<lp~ci
il
into the
ili
cone
ma·
tr
(Fig. 7)
- -1 -
2.
Sewing
When you would such materials
·3 .
Silicone
Silicone oil 50cc silicone oil could
on
4. Pro
5.
Rem
the
sewi
per
installation
oval
capabi
oil
to
......
ng
(Ft!i
of
the top
at
work.
lity
wit
sew
the
the
high
be used
Yisco:.ity:
be
on
8)
cove
h needle
synthetic
speed
500
operated
the mach
C D
I I
I I
r
coo
ler
materials,
of
6,500
st
cs
apprn:--:imately
ine
1)
In
sta
Felt Fig
.
8.
Tub
e guide B should be instal led
fully inserting th
e tube C is
2)
Posi
Tlw hole is
jersey,
itch
es
per
half a month
llation
support is
tion
of
position
of
higher
tricot,
minute.
of felt s
installed
the
tube
fixt>d.
tank
tank should
than
tht• oil levc•l
elc.,
il
can
of
sC\\'ing
upport and
on n
ee
into tht-
be set
be
ensured
operation
tube
dle
guard
on
needle
hole
of
up
at
as shown
guid
e
front D as
plate
the
needle
the
in Fig.
to
sew
upt
alth
ough
support
guard D because
positicni th
7.
o 6 plies
it d
epe
shown
deck
with
at
~he
\'
of
nds
in
ent
F. Machine oper
The
proper
G.
I
nsta
,.
<"'
1\.
{
lli
ng
operating
needle
ating direction
direction
of
this
machine
(Fig.
is
clockwise
\\'hen shown
he
L
you pull tlw tube Point
in
Fig.
separated. thus the
ogt•tht•
r
with
9)
as
viewed
Hole
' Needle set
9.
the
top
from
tank
covt.•r.
the
screw
tank
pull
and
ey
I\
tn
felt
portions
can
be cletatchable
side.
the left
as
will
(Fig.
Turn
the
pulley until its highest position, l shown and as inclicalPd
in Fig.
moYc
10
presser
with
pressing
foot
arrow
the
needle
ower the
by the
arm
mark.
R
bar
lifter l
to
(Fig. 10)
is
raised
thumb the
direction
eve
finger
tn
r A
New, loosen the you, then hole a needle c up.
-
!j
-
nee
ll the
After
11)
dle
insert
lamp
this check. tighten
the
with
way
whether
needle
its
the
up ch
set screw grooved need
le
ecking
the
side
into
the
needle
the screw.
and
facing
needle
the hole
is all
holding
toward
clamp
in
the
the
way
H.
Threading
Pass
the
threads through the eyes of
(1) Under looper
Before passing until the needle is
in
Fig.
12.
When you threads to the accessory
Draw out the thread approximall' :icm from the tip of loop('r.
box.
(2)
Over looper
these thread, open the front covN, cloth plate,
at
the
highest position, and the
eres
cotton
(3)
Needle
of thread
stand
I{Uidcs.
then please do in
pr~ger
loopers and need!t•. pleaSl' usc with \h(' tweezer
fnot
and
arm
the
following order;
thread
take·up
outward.
coYer, turn
Pass
the
threads
the
as
puHer
shown
in
the
(Fig. 1 2A) (Fig.
Two tl1reads Three threads
l:SECare
should be taken for threading of two threads and three
cases
are
existed as in
Figure
A and
!.Stitches
El3
for B956-0l
El3A
for 8956-09
E12A
for
El3
or
E13A can
(Fig. 13)
~.EJ:!A
(Fig.
8956-11
14)
Three
threads Three Two
threads
be
obtained \\'ith with readjusting the adjusting
El3A
overeding tension (Figure
threads
blind-hemming tension (Figure
serging tension (Figure
In
<:ltst' of
looper thread
In
case
looper thread tension
threads
B.
13)
1.Jl
!;))
scrt>w.
EJ:J,
the
needil'
tension and o\·er looper
of
El:lA. tlll(kr looper thread tension is
an<\
thrL•ad
the
tension is the
thread
net•dle
thread
128)
because diffpn•nccs between both
strongest
tension is the \\'eakest.
till'
tension is the
then tlw under
strongest. tht'n m·er
weakest
In
case of
~El2A
(Fig.
15)
looper thn•;1d tension.
El~i\.
the
needle
thread
-6-
tension is tht' wcakt>st. then the under
J .
Th
read
tension
Thread lhe
pos1t1<>n
the
following
_
t
~nsio
n
may
change dcpcncling on the type
of
the thread take-up and
manner.
(Fig 1
6)
of
thr
thr
ead
guides.
1.
Adjustment
'['., tiJ.!htcn the needle
loo~en
To
Th
e thread
tension. (Fi
Not
e:
Thread take­typ<.· (Figure Al
I ype (Figure
If
il.
tak<:·up in
g.
ead
and
materials se
it
shoulcl change considerabl
of thread
rai
se
]())
up
will
is
B)
is
take-up
thread, lower the needl
the take-up.
tlw
middle position is the standard thread
be used in
for
B9
56·01 and B9
for B956-
B
wn. s
such way
ll.
titch
56
width,
stitc
y.
make
adjustment
e thread
that
thr
-09,
and two threads
h length.
take-up.
ee
threads
in
2.
Adjusting
looper thr
ead
take-
up and thread
(Fig. 17)
guide
t [
As shown in
pos
iti
on of the n standard positi thread for
thr
th
e position of under looper
guide shows
thr
ead and
As sho
po~ition
standard position of the looper thread take-up and for the
Fig
. 1
7.
<H
the high
eed
le.
it
is the
on of the looper
take-up and thread guide,
ee
threads use. In this
in
13
is for cotton
J\
for
synthetic
wn
in
Fig
. 18.
al
of
the n
eedle.
thr
two
threads use.
case.
thr
thr
ead.
the highest
it
is the
ead guide,
est
ead
(Fig. 1 B)
3.
Adjusting
Aft
er complet ion
tension sere\\' Be careful not to n
ece
!'sary or cau
thread
for
se
tension
of
the abo,·e-memionecl adjustment
fin
e adjustment. Incorporate an approp
turn
the thread
screws:
the screw in or o
take-up lo feed
ut
excessi,·e
thr
of the thread guides, and thread take-up,
riat
e adjustment
ly.
becau
se
it
may
eads too ex
-
7-
cessively.
turn
the thread
for
the above "Stitches'' (Page
tighten the threads more than
14
).
K.
Adjustment and
~··
~
_
1~
1
on
the
Height
D
)~
of
(Fig 19)
,;.
~
feed
l·:-.:-.o....:
c
t-l.il,
---
'
pressure
dogs:
,;
,•
of
presser
The
pr~.·~~urc
presser
To
install llw diffcrl•ntial
To install
tighten the
foo
t adjust
the
foot:
of
SCJ'l'\\'
Installing
tlw
presser foot can
in~
scrL'\\' shown in
main
feed
1-:.
(Fig.
or
removing
be
adju!'tcd
FiJ.!.
19.
feed
do
g :\ . ti
cloJ.!
C and chaininJ.!·nff feed
20)
!-{hte
feed
by
n the scr
dog
menn!'
ew
s:
tl(
the
JL
dog 111
.
l.
Adjusting
E
A
B
(Fig.
(Fig. 2 1)
stitch
(Fig.
20)
windth (bight)
22)
A
The
standard height point comes in
its upward tra\'clling, the top
ce
surfa
Stitch wtidth is dependent on of
the ncccllc plate.
Adjust the
1)
Hemm·e the upper knife.
2)
TiJ.!htcn the set screw A temporarily mar obtained.
;{)
Loosen the screw B and adjust the contact of the upper and lower holding block to
..J)
Tighten
it
to the
5)
Loosen the set screw A and please make sure
knife
Fix
to
of the ncc•dk plate. (Fi
trimmin~
come
kni\·cs
the screw B and install the upper knife
I<J\\'Cr
may
llw
low<'r knif<'
of
the f
eed
clogs
fit
perfectly to the
of
g.
cloth
width
as follows: (Pig.
to
the point where desired
as
shown in Fig.
eit
her l
eft
or
knife.
contact \\'ith upper
by
tiJ.!htening the
is
such that when the nccdlr.
lop
surface
the
feed
2
1)
trimming
23
by mm·ing the upper
right.
knife
of
the needle plate
clogs
is
l
e\'C~l
\\'idth and the tongue
22)
so
that
the lower kni.fe
trimming
by
the
~et
spring
scr
<'\\'
width
whil
that
A.
with
may
knife
e pressing
the
lower
pressure.
the
be
Lower
knife
23)
(Fig.
- R
M.
Adjusting
stitch
(Fig.
length
24
)
(Fig.
25)
Stitch
gl>i St
·09C. A.
(Fig.
ng
np
the
tlw
push·button.
length
and
2-l) The
inwa
The numbers
lht'
matt:ria
N.
Adjusting
can
be
from 1.7mm
n.
with
rd
as
the
pulle~·
wht>n l he poi nler r
indicatL's
ls.
lhl'ir
differential
adjusted
to
the
pulle
y is
tlw
stitch leng
thicknl'ss
to
any
point within the
5.0
mm
for sub·class
push·bulton B loca
turned.
eaches 1 he
th.
hm\
and
dificrc,ntial
feed
ted in
numb
'l'\'L·r.
ft.'Pding.
range from 1.7mm to
·IIC.
At
firs
front
of the machine
er repr
actual
t·sent
ing
slill:h il•ngth
t.
ope
n th e needle thread
kept
your dl'
may
si r
ed stit
thange
Main
3.6
mm
for
sub·clas~
take·up
depressed. turn the
ch
leng
th. and rel ea
dependi
feed link
ng 0
shaft
11
the
·O
co\·er
butt
l\ind
IC.
on
se
of
(Fig.
26A
Different 26A line ,,·
ial
and
ith the ma If clown. sc
rew
securelr. In
h~emo
w
clot
\\Ten
ch.
the
diff
ere
ntial rat
Di
ff ercnt
ia 1 adj
Differe
nti
al
\\'h
en a mcdilll11
p
osititm
in I ht• g r
feed m
moving
ay
the
rk
lo
( + ) s
ign.
the
h pl
ate and
n l
ower clowll\ntrd.
io \\'il1
us
ling
adjusti
ng lever. l differential ratio oovv
be acljust
len~
on the
you
case
become
lever
of
)
r
up
scale.
"·ill
to req
feeding
as fo11ow
. u
ppe
owe
mai
11 fL't4d
ecl
to stretch
or
down
as req
If
th
e l
eve
gel stre
tching. uire larger gathe mechanism
(Figur
e 26
B) When the
s.
r e
nd···············
r c
nd·····
··········
is r
equired. place and
arm.
be norma l
uir
ed.
Normal
r is
lift
ed up.
After adjustment
ring
diff
cove
r. loosen nut
main feed link shaft
Differentia
Diff
cre
ntia
-9
-
or
gather by loose
feed is
nam
ely to (- ) sign, you wi
ere
nti
1 rali o. l ratio.
settle the
(Fig.
obta
is complet
a l feed.
(f\
of
main
~.5
1.: ~
mai
Main
269
feed arm
)
ning the screw A sho
ined
b~·
setti
ng the le
ll
gel
ed. pl
ease
mak
e sure
feed
link shaft
is lo wered
n feed
link shaft
wn
ver's mark
gatherin
by
to
an
g.
tight
attach
until bottomin
at an interme
in Fig.
in
en the
ed
g. the
diat
e
4.
Adjustment
A. Height of needle (Fig.
(Fig.
27)
B.
Relation
between
(Fig. 28A)
needle and under
(Fig.
27)
289)
For·
needle replacement. please follow the
correct installation of the needle. When the needle is
chapter
describing
at
highest position. the needle should be IOmm m·or the surface lhc needle plate.
looper
The
tip of under looper and the center of needle will
where the needle is raised
up 4 mm
from the lo\\'er end.
(Figure 28A) \Yhen the under looper is its left extremity, the distance the point of the under looper and
about 4
The the The
IK'{'Clit•
mm
(Fig.
28B).
under looper
way
into the looper holder.
is
determined itg height when
relation between the point of the under looper ami the
in
its
upward travelling is shown in Fig.
the
centre of the needle
it
is
2HC.
be
aligned
hetm'en
inserted all
the the
of
il-'
(Fig. 28C)
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(Fig.
C.
Installing needle guard rear
1/"'Nieedlllo guard rear
280)
mm
2
Also
<tt
this time, installation will be made so
as
to provide nn clem·ance between the needle scoop and the tip of under looper. The
under looper should be installed so
nf inclination for
B!-l.'lll-11
I.
(Fig.
Set the point of the under looper to the center
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B956-01
and
09,
as
to he provided 2mm
and 1.3mm of inclination fnr
axis
of
the
needle on its way up .
.
,
In
this condition, install the needle guard n•ar
that
it
mar
lightly contact with the needle.
If
there is too big space between the point of the under· looper and the needle, please be careful enough not to bend
there
may be skip stitch caused, for which
the
in
such
a way
needle by pushing it
with the needle guard.
(Fig.
29A)
-
10
-
D.
Installing needle guard
(Fig.
298)
E.
Relation of needle
Needle on under contact
Under
looper·~/
Over
with
looper
must
pass
looper
{Clearance:
front
L
Set
the point
needle on its
~Lm
rd
n.•;u·.
~-
In
this condition. install the needle
tlt;!l it
\\"ill
of
the under looper
\\·a:-·
up,
same
keep the space of apprux.
nee£1\e.
under looper and over looper (Fig.
After cletennining- the relative IJOsition of the needle and under
below
w!thout
About
looper mentioned shown
bulge
0.1
mm)
in
FiR.
in
:~o.
B.
position the
to
\\"a)' as in
guard
30)
over
the
center
the
axis
case
of the needle
of the
front in such a way
O.lnun~0.2mm
looper
properlr
to
the
as
(Fig.
30)
4.5mm
-j
(Fig.
31)
F.
Installing and maintenance of knives
(Fig.
Surface
needle plate
32)
of
1.4
-~~
Fig-.
:n
y()ll\'
shm\·s
refer£•nn•.
(Fig:.
the
nwasw·emt•nt
:~21
of
thC'
o\'l'l" !nopC'r setting,
:\lount the lo\\"er knife to the lower knife holder so is
len:>!
with the needle plate. lnst;lll the upper l,:nife so
is
front edge it
is
at
upper knife is
O.:i-0.7mm
the lm\·est
fii!L'd
ground only \\'ith £1iamond
for
a long period \\'ithout resharpening.
wlwn necessary. Fig.
t'll<l
with
:n
bdow
tlw
L'dge
of the lower knife \\'hen
of its
stroke
;1
tun).!:sten-carbide tip. which C<lll be
\\·heL'I.
as
shown
It
lasts its original sharpness
Sharpen
sho\\'S the
sha11e
of the lower knife.
fnr
that
its edge
that
in
Fig. 32.
The
the lower lmife
its
I
'
\
\
'90'-i-·~\
//
,75"
__
--.-
23'
.
I
(Fig.
33)
-
11
-
5.
Trouble-shooting
A. Thread
Cause
Remedy:
Cause
R,emedy:
Cause Needle groove Remedy:
Cause
Remedy:
Cause Remedy:
Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy:
Cause Remedy: Refer to
Cause Needle gt•ts hot.
Remedy:
break
Poor
thread
Use thread of good quality. Thread
Change needle
Change needle for a good one. Excessive pressure of tension disc.
Adjust
Needle improperly fitted.
Refer to instruction for "Installing needle." (l'agt' :i) Needle, looper, needle plate,
Smooth surface with oil stone
Relation of needle with looper Refer
Wrong threading.
Use with needle cook•r
quality.
too thick for needle size.
to
proper
to
"Thread
"Threading."
or
thread for the right one.
or
needle eye poorly finished.
pressure.
or
thread passage has flaws.
or
buff.
and thread take-up not right.
tension." !l'agt•
!l'agl'
or
/)
lil
u~
smaller sizt•
m•edlt•.
B.
Skip
Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy: Cause
Remedy: Use with needle cooler or use smaller size needle. Cause
Remedy:
stitching
\~hong
Refer Point of looper out of shape.
Resharp with Needle point blunt
Replace. Needle
Refer to
Needle and needle guard out of proper relation.
Refer to "Installing needle guard." (!'age Needle
Pressure of tension disc too small.
Adjust to proper pressure.
threading.
to
"Threading." (l'agc
oil stone
or
improperly fitted.
"Installing needle." (Page 5)
gets
hot.
or
bent.
6)
replace.
10)
C. Needle break
Cause Remedy:
Cause Remedy:
Cause Remedy:
Cause Needle improperly fitted. Remedy: Refer
Needle and needle
Refer to
Needle and looper Refer and over
Needle bent. Replace.
"Inst<J.lling needle guard." (i'age
to
"Relation between needle and under looper" and "Helation of
looper." (\'age
to
"Installing needle." (l'ag-e
guard out of proper relation.
\0)
out
of proper relation.
10 & 11)
O'i)
nee{1\e
with under looper
-
12-
D.
Imperfect
Cause : Wrong threading. Remedy: Refer to "Threading." (Page
Cause : Stitch tongue on needle plate has flaw. Remedy: Smooth with emery paper and polish with buff.
Cause : Looper thread take-up and thread guide out of position.
Remedy: Refer to
Cause : Chain feed dog improperly installed.
Remedy: Refer to "Adjustment on the pressure
of
Cause : Thread too tight.
Remedy: Adjust to proper tension.
E.
Improper
Cause : Relation Remedy: Refer to "Adjustment" and
Cause : Tension disc will not work properly. Remedr: Clean tension disc of foreign particles to allow smooth operation.
Cause : Remedy: Use needle
Cause : \\'rong thre<tding. Remedy: Refer to "Threading."
Thread
chaining-off
"Thread
feed dogs." (Page
thread
of
too thick for needle.
tension
needle with looper and thread l<tke-up not right. ·
or
thread uf the right size.
6)
tension." (Page
8)
"Thread
Wag:e
6l
7)
of
presser foot: Installing
tension." (Page
10 & 7)
or
removing feed dogs: and Height
F.
Poor trimming performance
Cause : Lower knife worn out.
Remedy: Re-sharpen. (Refer to "Fig.
Cause : Upper and lower knives installed improperly.
Remedy: Refer to "Installing and maintenance of knives." /Page 11)
Cause : Spring pressure on lower knife not right for materials to be trimmed.
Remedy: Refer to "Installing and maintenance of knh•es." (Page II)
G.
Irregular stitches
Cause : Wrong threading.
Remedy: Refer to "Threading." O'age
Cause :
Remedy: Use thread of good Cause :
Remedy: Smoothly polish. Cause
Remedy: Refer to Cause : Knives blunt.
Hemedy: Refer to "Installing and maintenance of knives." (l'age
Cause : Lower knife installed improperly.
Remedy: Refer to "Installing and maintenance of knives." (Page II)
Thread
Thread
Thread
irregular
passages rough.
take-up and thread guide out of position.
"Thread
in
thickness.
qualit~·.
tension." ll'age
33,
Page II")
6)
7)
11)
-
13-
H. Excessive wrinkles along stitc;hes
Cause : Differential feed adjustment not right.
Remedy: Cause :
Remedy: Adjust to proper pressure. Cause :
Remedy: Adjust properly. Cause : Feed dogs installed improperly.
Remedy: Refer to "Adjustment on pressure of presser foot: Installing and removing feet: dogs: and Height
Cause : Knives blunt. Remedy: Refer to "Installing and maintenance of knives." (Page
Cause : Cloth trimming width and stitch tongue of needle plate out Remedy: Adjust trimming width to needle plate
Cause : Needle too thick. Remedy: Use proper needle for materials and threa<l.
I.
Cause : Needle point blunt. Remedy: Replace needle.
Cause : Needle too large for material!'\. Remedy: Use smaller size needle.
Cause : Needle gets hot. Remedy: Use needle cooler.
H.efer
to "AdjUsting differential feed.'-'(Pagc
Pres.c;ure
Thread
of presser foot not right.
tension tdo strong.
of feed dogs." (Page
Needle produces
8)
to
large hole
9)
11)
or
replace needle plate.
of
proportion.
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