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industrial sewing machines, it is normal to carry out work while positioned directly in front of moving parts suchasthe
needle and thread take-up, and consequently there is always a danger of injurythat can be caused by
the instructions from training personnel and instructors regarding safe and correct operation before operating the machine
that you
will
know how to
use
it correctly.
sewing
machine.
Before
using
your new
machine,
please read the safety
these
parts. Follow
so
1.
Safety
This instruction manual
safe
Indications
A
indications
operation
of this
DANGER
CAUTION
Symbols
A
(S)
SAFETY
and
their
meanings
and
the
indications
machine
This symbol ( ) indicates something that you should be careful of. The picture inside the triangle
indicates
(For example, the symbol at left
This
andtoprevent
The
instructions
The
instructions
equipment and surroundings^
the
symbol
( (J) )
and
accidents
instructions
instructions
natureofthe
indicates
INSTRUCTIONS
symbols
may
could
caution
that
are
and
injury to yourself or
which
follow
result in
which
deathorserious
follow
cause
that
mustbetaken.
means
"beware of injury".)
something
usedonthe
injury
that
this
this
term
term
when
you
must
machine
other
indicate
injury.
indicate
using
not
itself
are
people.
situations
situations
the
where
where
machineorphysical
do.
provided in
failuretofollow
failuretofollow
ordertoensure
damage
the
the
to
o
This
symbol
natureofthe
(For example, the symbol at left means "youmust make the ground connection".)
( ^ )
thing that
indicates
must
something
be done.
that
you
must
do.
The
picture
inside
the
circle
indicates
the
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2.
Notes
on
safety
A
Wait at least 5 minutes after turning off the power switch
before opening
A
severe
injury.
Use
the
from
o
o
sources
electrical
Sources
problems
Any fluctuations in the power supply voltage should be within ±10% of
machine.
Voltage fluctuations which
may
cause
The power supply capacity should be greater than the
requirements for the sewing machine's power
consumption.
Insufficient power supply capacity may
problems with correct operation.
the
face
plate of
the
control box. Touching
Environmental
sewing
machineinan
of strong electrical noise
line
noiseorstatic
of strong electrical noise may
with
correct
operation.
problems
with
area
electric
the
are
correct
noise.
rated voltage for
greater
operation.
which is
A
than this
DANGER
CAUTION
requirements
free
such
as
o
cause
the
cause
o
o
and
disconnecting the power cord from the wall outlet
areas
where
high voltages
The
ambient
range
of 5°C to Temperatures may
cause
The
relative humidity should be within
45%to85% should Excessively dry or humid
formation may
operation.
In
the
event
and
disconnect
Lightning
operation.
temperature
35°C
which
problems
during
occurinany
cause
of an electrical storm, turn off
the
may
cause
are
present
should
during
use.
are
lower or
with
correct
use,
devices.
problems with correct
power
cord
problems with correct
higher
operation.
and
no
environments
from
can
be within the
the
dew
the
wall outlet.
result in
than
this
range
formation
and
dew
the
power
of
Machine installation should only be carried out by
a qualified
0
Contact your Brother dealer or a qualified electrician for any electrical work that may need to
O
be
done.
The sewing machine weighs approximately 50 kg. The installation should be carried out by two or
O
more
Do not
complete.
0
is
depressed
injury.
people.
connent
The
technician.
the
power
cord until installation is
machine may
by mistake, which could result in
operate
Turn off the power switch before inserting or
Q
removing the plug, otherwise
control
box
could
result.
damage
Be sure to connect the ground. If the ground
connection is not secure, you run a high risk of
Q
receiving a serious electric shock, and problems
with correct operation may
also
occur.
Installation
ifthe treadle
to the
When
securing
excessively or fasten them too hard with staples,
o
otherwise there is the
shocks
0
should be secured in such a way so that they
cannot
tilting
A
only
head may
may
Be sure to wear protective goggles and gloves
when handling the lubricatingoiland grease, so that
0
they do not get into your
otherwise
Furthermore, do not drink the oil or
under
vomiting
Keep
could
If using a work
move.
Use
both
it back or returning it to its original position. If
one
get
caught.
any
and
the
the
cords,
do not
danger
occur.
table
which
hands
to
hold
hand is used, the weight of the machine
cause
your hand to slip, and your hand
inflammation
circumstances,
diarrhea.
oil
outofthe
can
reach
that fire or electric
has
casters,
the
machine
eyes
or onto your skin,
result.
as
they
of children.
bend
head
eat
can
the
cords
the
casters
when
the grease
cause
T-8421B,
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84o2B,
8722B,
8752B
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This sewing machine should only be used by
(S)
(S) o
operators
in
safe
The applications
Be
machine.
Ifgoggles
needle
enter Turn off
The
depressed
If using a work
should
cannot
who
use
beforehand.
sewing
suretowear
are
breaks, parts of
your
eyes
the
power
machine
by mistake, which could result in injury.
When
threading
When
replacing
When'not
the
machine
be
secured
move.
have
received
machine
other
should not be
than
sewing.
protective
goggles
not worn, there is the
the
and
injury
may
switch at
may
using
unattended
table
the the
the
the
operate
needle
bobbin
machine
which
has
in
suchaway
the
necessary
broken
result.
following times.
if
and
needle
and
casters,
A
training
used
for
when using
danger
the
needle
treadle
when
the
so
that
that if a
casters
CAUTION
Sewing
Attach all
machine.
devices
any
the
may
is
leaving
they
Do not touch
objects
A
may
machine.
Use
tilting it
only
head may
Ifanerror
or
o
power
dealerora qualified
If
nearest
o
both
one
get
smells
the
safety
devices
If
the
machine
attached,
against
result in
back
handisused,
may
caught.
switch.
machine
Brother
injury may result.
any
of the moving parts or
the
machine
personal
hands
to
hold
or returning it to its original position. If
cause
your
occursinmachine,orif
are
noticed, immediately turn off
Then
contact
technician.
develops
dealer
or a qualified
before
using
is
used
while sewing,asthis
injury or
the
the
hand
a problem,
damage
machine
weightofthe
to slip,
abnormal
your
nearest
the
sewing
without
press
head
machine
and
your
Brother
contact
technician.
these
any
to
when
hand
noises
the
your
the
Tum
off
the
power
cleaning.
A
depressedbymistake,
Use
tilting it back or retuming it to its original position. If
A
only head
may
The
both
hands
one
hand is used,
may
cause
get
caught.
machine
switch
may
which could result in injury.
to
hold
before
operateifthe
the
machine
the
weight of
your hand to slip,
Cleaning
carrying
treadle
head
the
machine
and
your hand
out
when
Be
0
is
suretowear
when
handling
they do not
otherwise
Furthermore,donot
under
vomiting
Keep
inflammation
any
and
the
oil out of
protective
the
lubricating oil
get
into your
can
drink
circumstances,
diarrhea.
the
reach
goggles
and
eyes
or onto your skin,
result.
the
oiloreat
as
they
of children.
and
gloves
grease,sothat
the
grease
can
cause
Use only the proper replacement partsasspecified
by Brother.
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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3.Warning
The
following warning
Please difficult to
follow
labels
read,
the
instructions on
please
labels
contact
appearonthe
the
labels at all
your
nearest
sewing
Brother
machine.
times
dealer.
when
using
the
machine.Ifthe
labels
have
been
removedorare
1
ADANGER
Hazardous voltage
will
Turn and
before opening this
cover.
A
AGEFAHR
Hochspannung
cause
off
wait
injury.
main
Sminutes
Be
secure,
verletzungsgefahr!
Bitte
switcfi
sure
schalten
hauptschalter
warten
s!e 5
t)evor
atxleckung fiffnen.
minuten,
sle
diese
to connect the ground. Ifthe ground connection is not
you run a high risk of receiving a
and problems with correct operation may
Direction of operation
sle
aus
den
und
attendre5minutes
d'ouvrir la capoL
ADANGER
Un voltage non
provoque
Etelndre rinterrupteur et
des
adapte
IXessures.
avant
A € ^
APELIGRO
Un voltaje
inadecuado
puede
provocarlas
t]eridas.Apagar el
interruptor principal y
esperar
5 minutes
de
abrir
esta
cublerta.
serious
also
electric
occur.
antes
shock,
A ^
A
CAUTION
Movingpartsmay
Operate
Turn
off
with
main
threading, changing bobbin
and
needle, cleaning etc.
Safety
devices:
(A)
Finger
(B)
Thread
guard
take-up
cause
safety
switch
devices.
cover
injury.
before
Oil
Control
pan
box
2867M
2083M
IV
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
2868M
Page 66
CONTENTS
1.
MACHINE
2.
NAMES
3.
INSTALLATION
3-1.
Table
3-2.
installation
3-3.
Lubrication
3-4.
Connecting 3-4-1. 3-4-2.
3-5.
Test
4.
PREPARATION
SPECIFICATIONS
OF
MAJOR
processing
the Opening Connecting
cords
the
PARTS
diagram
control
the
cords
operation (Operating
BEFORE
box
cover
the
treadle) 15
SEWING
4-1. Installing the needle 16
4-2. Removing 4-3. Winding
4-4. Installing
4-5.
Threading
4-6. Adjusting
4-7. Using the
4-8. Using
the
the
bobbin 17
the
lower
thread
the
bobbin 19
the
upper
thread
the
stitch length 23
knee
lifter 23
thread
wiper
(Models with thread trimmer only) 23
4-9. Corner sewing method (T-8452B, 8752B) 24
5.
USING
THE
OPERATION
PANEL
11 11 11
16
18
21
1
3
4
5
5 9
7.
SEWING
7-1.
Sewing
7-2. Backtacking 7-3.
Sewing
8.
THREAD
8-1. Adjusting 8-2. Adjusting
8-3. Adjusting
condensed
TENSION
the the
the
trimming (Models with
8-4. Adjusting
9.
CLEANING
the
9-1. Daily cleaning
9-2. Lubricating via
stitches
thread presser
tension 35
foot
pressure
trailing length after
thread
thread
take-up
trimmer only)....36
amount
procedures
the
oil
cover
32
32
33 34
35
36
thread
37
38
38
(every 6 months) 39
9-3. Applying
appears
10.
ADJUSTING
LUBRICATION
11.
TROUBLESHOOTING
grease
- When "GREASEUP"
(Semi dry specifications) 40
THE
ROTARY
AMOUNT
HOOK
43
44
11-1. Sewing 44 11-2. Error
code
displays 49
(BASIC OPERATIONS) 25
5-1.
Names
5-2. Sewing start and
and
functions
end
backtack stitches 27
5-3. Sewing fixed stitches 28
5-4. Using the lower thread counter 29
6.
USING
THE
OPERATION
PANEL
(ADVANCED OPERATIONS) 30
6-1.
Names
6-2. Adjusting the needle up stop position 31
6-3. LOCKkey 31
6-4. Resetting all settings to their defaults 31
and
functions
25
30
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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1.
MACHINE
1.
MACHINE
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
BROTHER
INDUSTRIES,
•T-8421B-T03
ABC
A
B
Rotatv
Stitch
Thread
hook
function
trimmer
______
LTD.
555
DBF
Standard
Fixed
4
2
needle
1
-
hook
bar
Large
Split
7
hook
5
needle
2
O
bar
D
E
F
"
Quick
Thread
Lubrication
reverse
Use
wiper
type
For
Minimum
F
foundation
4
O O
0
lubrication
For light-weight
medium-
weight
3
and
materials
T
O
-
3
Semi
dry
For
heavy-weight
5
materials
T-8421B, 8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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T-8421B
Max.
sewing
Start
backtacking
End
backtacking
Max.
stitch
Presser
height
Feed
dog
Needle
Motor Control
T-8422B
Max.
sewing
Start
backtacking
End
backtacking
Max.
stitch
Presser
height
Feed
dog
Needle
Motor
Control
speed
backtacking
speed
speed
length
foot
height
(DPx5)
circuit
speed
backtacking
speed
speed
length
foot
height
(DPx5)
circuit
Lifting
Knee
Lifting
Knee
and
lifter
and
lifter
lever
lever
continuous
continuous
-T3F
3,000
#9-#14
rpm
-huo
4,000
rpm
1.
-133
3,000
rpm
250-1,800
1,000
rpm
rpm
-T03
4,000
MACHINE
rpm
SPECIFICATIONS
3,000
4 mm 1 5 mm
7
mm
13
mm
1
mm
#14-#22
AC
servo
#11-#16
motor
(4-pole,
550W)
Microprocessor
-4oo
250-1,800
1,000
rpm
rpm
3,000
rpm
-huo
4 mm 1 5 mm
7
mm
10
mm
1
mm
#11-#16
AC
servo
motor
(4-pole,
Microprocessor
550W)
-105
rpm
#14-#22
T-8452B
Max.
sewing
Start
backtacking End
backtacking
speed
backtacking
Max. stitch length
Presser
foot
height
Feed
dog
height
Needle
Motor
Control
T-8722B,
Max.
Start
backtacking
End
Max.
Presser
(DPx5)
circuit
8752B
sewing
backtacking
speed
backtacking
stitch
length
foot
height
Feed
dog
height
Needle
Motor
Control
(DPx5)
circuit
speed
speed
speed
Lifting
Knee
speed
Lifting
Knee
and
lever
lifter
and
lever
lifter
continuous
continuous
-403 1 -405
3,000
rpm
#11-#16
#11-#16
AC
AC
250-1,800
1,000
servo
motor
Microprocessor
3,00(
250-1,800
1,000
servo
motor
Microprocessor
5 7
10
1
7
7
10
1
rpm
mm mm
mm
mm
(4-pole,
rpm
rpm
mm mm
mm
mm
(4-pole,
rpm
#14-#22
550W)
rpm
#14-#22
550W)
T-8421B,
8422B, 8452B, 8722B,
8752B
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2.
NAMES
2.
NAMES
OF
MAJOR
PARTS
OF
MAJOR
PARTS
<T-8452B,
8752B
>
0
Bobbin
(1
Lifting lever
(3
Presser
(5
Knee
(7
Stitch length dial
(9
(11
Oil
Operation panel
(13
(15
Stop
Safety
devices
winder
foot
lifter
assembly
gauge
window
lever (T-8452B, 8752B )
(16) Thread take-up cover
T-8421B,
8422B,
The
settings
using
used.
(Settings
machine
Thread wiper (T-8422B, 8452B, 8722B, 8752B)
(2
Quick
(4
(6
(8
(10 (12
(14
(17) Finger
8452B,
reverse
Control Power
switch
Reverse
Machine pulley
Cotton
guard
8722B,
the
operation
made
operation.)
box
lever
stand
8752B
for this sewing
panel
using this panel
(Actuator)
machine
(13),
are
andsothis
will
not affect sewing
carried out
panel
is not
3909M
Page 70
3.
INSTALLATION
A
CAUTION
3.
INSTALLATION
Machine installation
0
qualified
Contact
for
The
The
O
people.
About
• Do not televisions, radios or
equipment may be affected by electronic interference from the
sewing
• The sewing machine should be plugged directly into an AC wall
outlet. Operation problems may result if extension cords are
used.
Carrying
The
machine
showninthe
* Hold the motor cover (A) by hand alsosothat
not
technician.
your
any
electrical work
sewing
Installation
the
machine
set
up this sewing
machine.
the
illustration.
rotate.
machine
should be carried by
should
Brother
machine
dealer
that
weighs approximately 50 kg.
shouldbecarried
set-up
machine
cordless
only be carried
or a qualified electrician
may
need
outbytwoormore
to be
out
done.
location
near
other
equipment
telephones,
the
arm
otherwise
by two
the
by a
pulley
0
such
people
A
as
such
does
Do not
complete. depressed
Use
tilting it back or returning it to its original position. If
only
head
may
as
both
one
may
get
connect
caught.
the
power
cord until installation is
The
machine
by mistake, which could result in injury.
hands
handisused,
cause
may
operateifthe
to
hold
the
machine
the
weight of
your hand to slip,
head
the
and
treadle is
your hand
when
machine
2086M
Tilting
• Hold section (8) with your footsothat the table
Returning
1. Clear away any tools, etc. which may be
2. While holding
back
the
machine
and then push the arm with both hands to tilt back the machine
head.
the
machine
the
face plate with your left hand, gently return
machine
head
to the upright position with your right hand.
head
headtothe
upright
near
the table holes.
does
not move,
position
the
Q rl
(A)
2870M
2871M
2872M
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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3.
INSTALLATION
3-1.
Table
processing
diagram
• The top of the table should be 40 mm In thickness
vibration of
• Drill
the
sewing
holesasindicatedinthe
machine.
illustration
below.
Control box mounting hole
and
should be strong enough to hold the weight and with-stand
Cotton
stand
hole
Cord
hole
Head
rest
hole
30
the
3-2.
Installation
1200
80.6
520.5
80.5.
4-29
1.
Control
(1) Control box (2) Bolts [3 pcs] (3) Nuts [3 pcs]
(4) Spring
(5)
Washers
2.
Connecting
box
washers
[3 pcs]
(6) Connecting rod (7) Nut
i
i
40
A-A
2873M
[3 pcs]
rod
2091M
T-8421B,
8422B, 8452B, 8722B,
8752B
Page 72
Operator
(1)
3.
(1) (2)
Power
Power Screws
switch
switch
[2 pcs]
3.
INSTALLATION
Ki)—^
2092M
4 Oil
(1) Head cushions (left) [2 pcs] (2) Head cushions (right) [2 pcs]
(3) Oil
(4) Oiler
pan
pan
2874M
T-8421B,
8422B,
0
8452B, 8722B,
2875M
8752B
5.
Rubber
(1) Rubber cushions [2 pcs]
(2) Nails [4 pcs]
6.
Knee
(3) Knee lifter complying
cushions
lifter
complying
bar
bar
Page 73
3.
INSTALLATION
2876M
7.
Machine
(1) Hinges [2 pcs]
(2) Machine (3)
Head
NOTE:
Tap the not machine
stable
8.
Operation
(1) Operation
(2)
Screws
head
rest
the
head table hole. If the pushedinas
head
whenitis
panel
[2 pcs]
(Use for tightening
head
rest (3) securely into
head
rest (3) is
farasit
will
tilted
will
go,
not be sufficiently
back.
panei
rear
cover)
the
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
2877M
2878M
8752B
9.
Cotton
(1) Cotton
NOTE:
stand
stand
Securely tighten the nut (4) so that
(1)
and
does
the two rubber cushions (2)
washer
so
move.
that
(3)
are
securely clamped
the
cotton
stand
the
and
not
Page 74
10.
Knee
(1)
Knee
(2) Bolt
lifter
lifter
plate
3.
INSTALLATION
plate
J
<Knee
1. Turn
topofthe
lifter
the
2. Lower the
*
Loosen and
a position
2879M
adjustment>
machine pulleysothat
needle
presser
plate.
foot (5) by using
the
move
bolt (3)
the
where
the
and
knee
lifter plate (1) to
it is
easytouse.
feed
dog
the
liftinglever (4).
the
bolt (4),
is below
the
\_r
2880M
2881M
3.
Loosen
the
nut (6).
4. Turn the screw (8) to adjust so that the amount of play in the knee
lifter plate (1) is gently
5.
Securely
6.
Loosen
7. Turn the screw (10)
lifter
(7) is approximately 2 mm when the knee
pressed.
tighten
the
nut (6).
the
nut (9).
until
the distance between the end of
the screw (10) and the knee lifter (7) is approximately 5
mm.
8. Turn the adjusting screw (10) to adjustsothat the
foot (5) is at the desired position
within
a distance of 13
presser
mm of the needle plate when the knee liter plate (1) is
fully
pressed.
9. After adjustment is completed, securely tighten the nut
(9).
Within13mm
2882M
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 75
3.
INSTALLATION
3-3.
Lubrication
A
CAUTION
(S)
0
Do not connect the power cord
treadle is
depressed
by mistake, which could result in injury.
Be sure to wear protectivegoggies and gioves when handlingthe lubricating
into your
Furthermore, do not
diarrhea.
Keep
the
eyes
or onto your skin, othenwise inflammation
drink
oil
outofthe
reach
until
the
oil
or eat the grease under any circumstances, as they can cause
of children.
lubrication has been compieted, otherwise the machine may operate if the
oii
and grease, so that they do not get
can
result.
vomiting
and
The sewing machine should always be lubricated and the oilsupply replenished before it is used for the first time, and also
after
long
periodsofnon-use.
Use onlythe lubricating oil(Nisseki
* ifthis type of lubricating oil is difficult to obtain, the recommended oil to use is <Exxon
Mitsubishi
Sewing Lube
ION;
VG10)specified byBrother.
Mobil
<Lubricatlng
1.
Tilt
back
2. Remove
the
the
via
machine
rubber
the
Essotex SM10: VG10>.
oil
cover>
head.
cap
(1).
3. Use the accessory oiler (2) to pour lubricating oil into the
oil
cover
(4).
NOTE:
Do not
(3) until
fill
the
oil level
reaches
the
reference
withlubricating oil past the reference line (4).
If you pour in too much lubricating oil, it may spill out
when
the
machine
4. Replace
the
rubber
5. Return the machine
headistilted
cap
(1).
head
to its original position.
back.
* Ifthe lubricating oil level drops belowthe bottom (6) of the
oil
gauge
window (5), be
suretoadd
more oil.
line
2883M
2884M
<Lubricatlng
1. Remove the rubber
2. Use the accessory oiler(2) to pour in lubricating oil
the oil level
gauge
3. Replace
via
the
reaches
window (3).
the
rubber
oil
tank>
cap
(1).
the top reference line (4) of the oil
cap
(1).
until
* Ifthe lubricating oillevel drops below the bottom reference
line (6), be
suretoadd
more
oii.
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
8752B
Page 76
Lubrication
Apply
1-2
drops
of oil to
the
places
indicated by
the
arrows.
3.
INSTALLATION
<Semi
dry
type
and
minimum
mm
lubrication
type>
<Minlmum * Do not
apply
<T-8452B,
lubrication
oil for
8752B>
o
semi
type
dry
only>
types.
2885M
©
©
o
R,—
R
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
8752B
2886M
2887M
10
Page 77
3.
INSTALLATION
3-4.
Connecting
Wait at least 5 minutes after turning off the power switch and disconnecting the power cord from the wall outlet
before opening the face plate of the control box. Touching
A
severe
Contact your Brother dealer or a qualified electrician for any electrical workthat may need to be done.
Do not
The machine may operate ifthe treadle is depressed by mistake, which could result in
G)
Be sure to connect the ground. If the ground connection is not secure, you run a high risk of receiving a serious
O
electric shock,
injury.
connect
the
cords
A
A
the
power
cord until all
and
problems with correct operation may
cords
DANGER
CAUTION
have
been
connected.
also
occur.
areas
where high voltages
are
injury.
present can result in
3-4-1.
3-4-2.
Opening
the
Connecting
control
the
cords
box
cover
(1)
Screw
(2)
Cover
1.
Sewing
machine
cords
11
T-8421B,
8422B, 8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 78
3.
INSTALLATION
Pushinsecurely
the
tabs
(5)
engage.
until
(1) 7-pin (2) 10-pin
(3) 14-pin (4) 14-pin
Refertothe
motor
connector.
head
detector
operating
encoder
machine
following
unit
panel
connector
connector
connector
page
connector
for
the
4-pin
1
<Remova>
<Secunng>
Cords
Press
the
tab.
3131M
3132M
2.
Repeat
(1)
Repeat
(2) Wire clip
NOTE:
• Bind
the
connector
• All
cords
control
cord
cable
the
cords
which
box
holder
tie (1), otherwise vibration from
sewing
can
operation of
cable
cable
tie
tie
cordsinsuchaway
does
not
get
pulled out.
that
come
out
should
be
secured
(3) using
to
machine
become
cause
the
may
disconnected,
problems
control box.
from
the
cause
that
repeat
with
the
the
to
the
the
the
<Closing
the
cover>
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
2110M
8752B
12
Page 79
3.
INSTALLATION
r<Single-phase>
<Three-phase>
Green
and
(ground wire)
yellow wire
2890M
3.
Other
(1) 6-pin
(2) 4-pin motor
cords
power
supply
connector
(3) Wire clip (4)
Power
cord
<For
single-phase
the
Insert
wall
<For
1. Attach power yellow wire is
2. Insert
power
outlet.
three-phase
an cord (4). (The
appropriate
the
the
properly-grounded AC
NOTE:
Do
not
use
otherwise problems
may
connector
specifications>
cord plug (5) into a
speclfications>
plug to
green
ground
wire.)
plug into a
power
supply.
extension
machine
cords,
operation
result.
the
and
2891M
13
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
8752B
Page 80
4
(1) (2) (3)
Ground
Ground Screw Screw
wire
[With
wire
washer]
3.
INSTALLATION
Ground symbol
NOTE:
Always be
sure
to
connect
ground wire (1), othenwise problems
may
occur
with
sewing
machine
operation.
the
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
14
Page 81
3.
INSTALLATION
3-5.
Test
operation
(Operating
the
treadle)
A
CAUTION
A
Do not touch
personal
Injuryordamagetothe
anyofthe
moving
partsorpress
machine.
any
2114M
objects
against
<Turningonthe
Press
the
The
power
NOTE:
The approximately
turned
After approximately 4
Initialization) or
displayedonthe ALL" operation This times
the
machine while sewing,asthis
power>
ON power switch (1).
Indicator (2)
When
turning
treadle
on.
Is displayed,
panel
message
that
the
and
four
will
will not
power
the
the
"InIT
operation
changetothe
and
(3) will illuminate.
power
switchonfor
operation
seconds
the
appear
switch Is
after
seconds,
ALL"
panel.
treadle
the
turned
may
result In
the
first
panel
will
not
operate
the
power
switch Is
"inIT rPM"
(full Initialization)
After "InITrPM" or "InIT
can
be
operated.
stitch
number
second
on.
and
subsequent
display.)
time
(speed
will
(The
for
be
2116M
2117M
<Test
operation>
1. Check that the machine treadle (4) Is gently
2. Then check that It (4) is gently
pressed
3. After pressing the treadle (4) forward, needle is lowered to
sews
pressed
sews
to position (B).
at high
to position (C).
the
top of
at low
speed
speed
when the treadle
check
the
needle plate when
when the
that the
treadle (4) Is returned to the neutral position (A), (when
needle
4. If
down stopping
the
treadle (4) Is
has
been
pressed
set.)
to position (D), (thread
trimming Is carried out for models with thread trimmer)
and
the
needle rises
above
the
needle
plate
and
stops.
the
15
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 82
4.
PREPARATION
4-1.
Installing
^
Turn
off
the
power
A
^
The
machine
may
the
needle
switch
operateifthe
BEFORE
A
CAUTION
before
installing
treadleisdepressedbymistake,
the
needle.
SEWING
which
4.
could
resultininjury.
PREPARATION
BEFORE
SEWING
<T-8421B,
<T-8452B,
(1)
8422B,
8752B>
^
8722B>
Long
o o
groove
O X
(2)
2894M
1. Turn highest
2.
Loosen
3. Insert long screws
the
position. the
the
groove
(1).
machine
screws
needle
pulley to
(1).
(2) straight inasfarasitwillgoso
is facing inward,
move
and
then
the
securely
needle
bar
that
tighten
to its
the
the
Long
groove
312oM
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
87o2B
16
Page 83
4.
PREPARATION
4-2.
Removing
Turn off the power switch before removing
The machine may operate ifthe treadle is
A
BEFORE
the
SEWING
bobbin
A
CAUTION
the
bobbin.
depressed
by mistake, which could result in injury.
2895M
<Latch
1.
2. Pull
<Bobbln
1. Open the slide plates (1) by moving them to the right
2.
3.
type>
Open
the
left.
the
the
bobbins
case
left.
Liftupthe
bobbin
case
Remove
slide plates (1) by moving them to
rotary hook
(3).
type>
latch (2) of
(3).
the
bobbin.
latches
(2) upward,
the
rotary hook, and then remove
and
the
them
right
remove
and
and
the
2896M
17
T-8421B,
8422B, 8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 84
4-3.
Winding
the
lower
thread
A
CAUTION
4.
PREPARATION
BEFORE
SEWING
A
2897M
Do not touch
may
result in
anyofthe
personal
moving parts or
injury or
damagetothe
press
any
objects against the machine while winding
machine.
1.
Turnonthe
2.
Place
3. Wind
direction indicated by
*
Check
thread
4.
Push
5.
Raise
6.
Depress
7.
Once
presser
8.
After
and
cut
power
switch.
the bobbin (1) onto the bobbin winder shaft (2).
the
thread several times around the bobbin (1) in
the
that
the
thread is not
path.
the
bobbin
presser
the
presser
the
winding of
arm
the
thread
the
foot with
treadle. Lower
the
lower
(3) willretum automatically.
has
been
thread
with
arrow.
arm
the
loose
(3) toward
the
lifting lever.
thread
thread
wound
knife (4).
the
lower thread,asthis
anywhere
the
bobbin (1).
winding will
then
is completed,
on,
remove
along
the
the
the
the
start.
bobbin
bobbin
2123M
Less
thread
More
thread
T-8421B,
Loosen adjust
NOTE:
80%
2124M
8422B, 8452B, 8722B,
the
screw (5)
the
amount of thread wound onto
The
amountofthread
a
maximumof80
8752B
and
% of
move
wound
the
the
bobbin
the
onto
the
bobbin
bobbin capacity.
presser
bobbin.
should
(6) to
be
18
Page 85
4.
PREPARATION
4-4.
Installing
Turn
The
off
the
machine
BEFORE
the
power
may
SEWING
bobbin
switch
before
operateifthe
A
CAUTION
Installing
treadleisdepressed
the
bobbin.
by mistake, which could result in injury.
(3)
c:^
2899M
<Latch
type>
insert
the
bobbin (1) into
winding direction isasshowninthe
Return
the
rotary
hook
Turn
the
machine
the
tension
Pass
the
thread
passitunder
Pull
out
the
Close
the
slide
pulley to rotate
spring (4) is visible.
through slit (5) in
the
thread
thread
to a length of
plates.
the
latch (3) to its original position.
tension
rotary hook (2)sothat
illustration.
the
rotary
hook
(2) until
the
rotary
hook
and
spring.
approximately50mm.
the
then
50
mm
2900M
Thereisan anti-spin spring (6) suchasduring
Use bobbins (1)
BROTHER.
2901M
anti-spin spring (6) inside
prevents
thread
made
the
trimming.
of light alloy
bobbin from racingattimes
the
rotary hook.
as
The
specified by
19
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 86
4.
PREPARATION
BEFORE
SEWING
50
mm
50
mm
50
mm
2902M
3126M
3127M
<Bobbin
1. Insert
case
type>
the
bobbin (1) Into
the
winding direction isasshowninthe
2.
There
are
three
typesofcap Thread accordance
used.
<A>
<B> <C>
3. Insert Push
4.
5.
Close
Pass
1) thread
Pass
2)
out
1)
Pass
thread
2)
Pass through
3)
Pass
out
the
latch (9) of
the
the
threadbyoneofthe
with
the
shapeofthe
the
thread
tension
the
about
the
thread
50
mm.
thread
spring (4).
through
tension spring (4).
the
thread through
the
spring (7).
the
thread
through
about
50
mm.
bobbin
case
(2) into
the
rotary
slide
plates.
through
through
bobbin
(2) (<A>, <B>
slot
the
slot
slots
the
the
rotary hook.
hook
flat.
case
illustration.
following
bobbin
(3)
thread
hole (8)
(3)
(5)
and
thread
hole (8)
(2)sothat
and
methods
case
(2)
and
under
and
and
under
(6),
and
and
the
<C>).
in
being
the
pull
the
then
pull
2903M
Thereisan
anti-spin spring (10) inside
anti-spin spring (10) prevents
times
T-8421B,
2904M
8422B,
Use bobbins (1)
BROTHER.
8452B, 8722B,
suchasduring
8752B
thread
made
of light alloy
the
trimming.
the
rotary hook.
The
bobbin from racing at
as
specified by
20
Page 87
4.
PREPARATION
4-5.
Threading
BEFORE
the
SEWING
upper
thread
A
CAUTION
A
Turn This
Thread
Turn off The
machine
the
machine
will
make
the
the
threading
left-side
power
may
pulley
thread
switch
before
operateifthe
and
raise
the
easier
anditwill
first.
threading
treadleisdepressed
thread
take-up
prevent
the
upper
(1) before threading
the
thread
thread.
by mistake, which could result in injury.
the
upper
thread.
from coming
outatthe
sewing start.
21
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
8752B
Page 88
<For
all
models
specifications
Do not
pass
thread
through.
<For
foundation
and
T-8452B-405>
Pass
the
thread
through.
(Refer
to p.37)
except
and
T-8452B-405>
the
specifications
foundation
Center
If
the
follows,
to
thread.
<Modeis
Press
<Models
Press or
lifter to
4.
PREPARATION
tension
the
thread
with
the
without
the
operate
raise
discs
thread
tension
thread
tension the
liftingleveror
the
presser
are
will
become
trimmer>
release
release
BEFORE
opened
plate (2).
trimmer>
plate (2),
the
foot.
SEWING
as
easier
knee
50mm
T-8421B
50mm
T-8422B,
50mm
8722B
50mm
T-8452B,
50mm
8752
50mm
The
thread
canbepassed
securely
inbetween the tension discs. r (2)
B
Pass
the
threadonthe
inside of
the
tab
(3).
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
3910M
22
Page 89
4.
PREPARATION
4-6.
Adjusting
BEFORE
the
SEWING
stitch
iength
1. Unlock
2. Turn
3. Turn
the
stitch length dial (2) by turning
(1) to
the
right until a click is
the
stitch length dial (2) clockwise or counterclockwise
so that
the
desired stitch length is at
on
the
dial.
• The larger the number, the longer (The numbers on
length ofthe finished stitches may vary depending on the
type
and
thickness of material being sewn. Adjust while
looking at
• When turning the stitch length dial (2) from a larger
setting to a smallersetting, itwillbe
if the reverse lever (3) is pushed to the halfwaydown
position.
the
length dial (2).
Check that the stitch length dial (2)
the
dial lock lever (1) firmlyto
the
finished stitches.)
dial
heard.
are
the
the
uppermost position
the
stitch length
for
useasa guide.
easier
to turn
the
left to lock
does
not rotate.
dial lock lever
the
the
will
The
stitch
be.
dial
Locked
4-7.
Using
2907M
4-8. Using
Unlocked
the
the
knee
(1) (2)
thread
2906M
lifter
2908M
wiper (Models with
2909M
The presserfoot (2) can be raised by pressing the knee
plate
(1).
thread
Pressthe
After thread
pull up
the
trimmer only)
thread
wiper
switch
trimming
thread.
is carried out, the thread wiper (2)
(1)
tothe0
side.
lifter
will
2209M
2910M
23
T-8421B,
8422B, 8452B,
8722B,
8752B
Page 90
4-9.
NOTE:
Ifusing this
use
Corner
the
procedures given below to stop
sewing
machine
in place of a single-needle machine, remove
method
(T-8452B,
the
unused
needle
8752B)
the
needle
which is not being
bar
from moving, otherwise
4.
PREPARATION
damagetothe
BEFORE
used.Insuch
machine may result.
SEWING
cases,
O
do not
o
4-9-1.
To
stop
the
needle
Needle
stop
bars
(right
and
JH
3128M
i
L-
I
O
CO
Needle
stop
3129M
left)
Operate
material
I
Do not
needle
<To
stop
Move
<To
stop
Move
<To
resume
Press
The stop lever (1)
automatically.
the
stop
lever after
and
has
stopped
sewatspeedsofover
bars
has
been
operationofthe
the
stop
lever (1) to
operationofthe
the
stop
lever (1) to the "R" position.
CO
O
twin-needle
the
push
lever (2).
will
the
needle
has
penetrated
the
moving.
1,000
rpm while
oneofthe
stopped.
left
needle
the
"L"position.
right
needle
bar>
bar>
sewing>
then return to its original position
4-9-2.
Numberofstitches:
Sewing angle 40° \
f
No.ofstitches6—-
<For
1/4"
needle
Push
width>
quick-reference
3131M
L
Sewing
No.of\|ngle
Stitches
2
3
4
5
6
7 8
4.8
4.0
3.7
3.0
3130M
40"
4.4
3.5
2.9 2.3
2.5
2.2
guide
50"
4.6
3.4
2.7
2.0
1.7
60" 70"
4.6
3.5
3.0
2.8
2.3
2.2
1.8 1.5 1.3
1.9
1.5
1.6
3.8
2.5
1.9
1.3
90" 100"
3.2
2.7
2.1 1.8
1.3
1.6
110"
2.2
1.5
120" 130"
1.8
1.2
Determine the stitch length from the chart above to make beautiful corner stitching.
The number of stitches of the outer needle varies according to the combination of sewing angle and stitch length.
[Example]
Fora sewing angle of 40° and a stitch length of 2.9 mm, the number ofstitches becomes 6.
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
8752B
1.5
1.1
24
Page 91
5. USING
5.
THE
OPERATION
USING
THE
PANEL
(BASIC
OPERATIONS)
OPERATION
PANEL
(BASIC OPERATIONS)
5-1.
Names
• The operation panel keys cannot be operated while sewing is in progress. Select
the
• In the
when
case
the
and
functions
keys
and
set
the numberof stitches before starting sewing.
of keys with indicators, the indicator illuminates when that function is operating, and
key is
pressed
(16) (15)
once
more.
(12) (11)
the
indicator switches off
Power
indicator
(14) (17) (13) (5)
The
power indicator illuminates
(1) Main display
^LF—T ® E—P
8888
(2) Setting keys
® (a)
y) iyj
(3) Start backtack key
(4) End backtack key
Oa
88BB.:
fS
IvJ
m
(5) Continuous backtack key
O
LOCK
W
(9)
when
the
power is turned on.
• In
start
backtack
displayed.
• In end backtack display, CD illuminates and the number of stitches for C
displayed.
• In continuous backtack display, ABCD illuminates
andDare
In fixed stitch display, E or F illuminates displayed.
numberoffixed
lyj
W^en
displayed.
theAkeyispressed,
• Whenthe V keyis pressed, the settingdecreases
When
this key is
stitches
When
(0-99)intheAand
this key is
stitches (0-99) in the C and D stitch number displays is sewn. When the treadle is
depressed
thread is trimmed automatically.)
If
the
to ON, the number of stitches
When
backward, end backtacking is carried out. (For models with thread trimmer, the
treadle
has
this key is
(0-99) in theA,B, C and D stitch number displays is sewn continuously. The sewing
machine
sews
thread is trimmedautomatically.
display, AB illuminates
stitches
a single cycle of A, B, 0 and D,
forEand
pressedsothat
pressedsothat
not yet
pressedsothat
been
numberofbacktack
F.
the
setting
the
B stitch number displays is sewn.
the
depressed
can
be changed and the function can be
the
indicator illuminates,
and
and
increases
indicator illuminates,
indicator illuminates,
backward,
the
numberofstitches
and
the
number
the
numberofstitches
stitches
forA,B,CandDand
for A
of stitches for A, B, C
for E or F
from0upto99.
from99down
the
end
the
and
for models with thread trimmer, the
to0.
2137M
the
numberofstart
the
numberofend
backtack function
set
back to OFF.
numberofbacktack
(10)
and8are
andDare
2138M
backtack
backtack
canbeset
stitches
2135M
are
2136M
the
2139M
2140M
2141M
2142M
25
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8452B, 8722B,
8752B
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Fixed stitch key
(6)
o
Name
Pleat
label key
presser
sewing key
(7)
(8)
(9) Thread trimming key (Models with thread trimmer only)
tg^
(10) AUTO key
Hi
(11) Sewing
(12) Sewing
©
speed
speed
control display
control keys
(SZg)e
When this key is pressed so that the indicator illuminates, the number of stitches (1-1999) inthe E stitch number display is sewn, and then the sewing machine stops automatically.
When this key is pressed so that the indicator illuminates, fixed stitch sewing of the number of stitches (1-1999) inthe E and F stitch number displays is carried out repeatedly.
When
this key is
(1-1999)inthe
• This can only be
pressedsothat
E stitch number display can be sewn by pressing the actuator.
set
for
(7).
When
this key is
(start or
trimmed automatically.
• This
stitch key (6) or
• When this key is
(start or
is then trimmed (models with
once.
This
shows
• Ifall
• Ifall bars
These
the
maximum
The
sewing
can
bars
keys
end
only be
end
the
are
are
let you
speed
pressedsothat
backtack stitches or fixed stitches)
set
for
the
name
pressedsothat
backtack stitches or fixed stitches)
sewing
amount.
speed
illuminated, it indicates
switched off, it indicates
adjust
can
alsobeadjusted
• When the • key is pressed, the sewingspeed becomes faster.
When
the
(13)
Thread
trimming lock key (Models with
(14) Half stitch key
®When
(15) Lower
(16) Lower
!0000
uOuu
thread
thread
counter
counter
When
the
depressed
If
the
needle
stitches
the
pressing
display
This
shows
The
counterisreduced
keys
These
keys
^ key is
thread
this key is
needle
up position without
backward.
indicator of
up position without
have
sewing
this key.
the
are
pressed,
trimmer only)
pressedsothat
the
AUTO key (10) is illuminated,
been
sewn.
machine
lower
thread
by "1" for
usedtoset
the
indicator illuminates,
use
together with the fixed stitch key (6) or the
the
indicator illuminates,
use
together with the continuous backtack key (5), the fixed
label key (7).
the
indicator illuminates,
thread
trimmer only) simply by
when
the
the
sewing
is
counter
the
speed
the
sewing
the
thread
thread
stopped,
value.
every
initial
value
treadle is
that
the
while sewing is in
indicator illuminates,
trimming being carried
the
ten
depressedtothe
the
maximum
minimum
thatisused
speed
becomes
trimming being carried out
needle
stitches
for
the
lower
the
numberofbacktack
are
sewn,
are
sewn automatically
speed
speed
(220 rpm).
when
the
progress.
slower.
the
the
sewing
out
bar
can
be
sewn.
thread
counter.
the
set
numberofstitches
and
then
the
set
number
depressing
maximum amount.
canbeset.
treadleisdepressed
2149M
sewing
moved
evenifthe
machine
after
the
(Refer
machine
up
name
label key
the
thread is
of stitches
and
the
the
2150M
treadle
stopsinthe
set
number
and
down
to p.25.)
2143M
2144M
stitches
2145M
2146M
thread
treadle
2147M
2148M
2151M
stops
2152M
2153M
2154M
to
in
is
of
by
(ES)
(17)
RESET
key
This key is
conditions.
used
to retum
(Refer
to p.25.)
T-8421B, 8422B, 8452B, 8722B, 8752B
the
lower
thread
counter
to its initial value
andtocancel
2155M
warning
2156M
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5.
USING
5-2.
THE
OPERATION
Sewing
start
2911M
PANEL
and
(BASIC
end
OPERATIONS
backtack
IL
stitches
1
Setting
Setting
start
end
backtack
backtack
stitches
ON
-i
stitches
ON
i:
Start
backtacking is carried out. After it
the
treadle
remains
NOTE:
If
the
treadleisreturnedtothe
operating
End backtacking is carried out. After it
(models with thread trimmer)
NOTE:
• If
the
treadle is
stitchesiscomplete,
• For models with
illuminated,
trimming
until
being
depressed.
the
set
numberofstart
depressed
thread
the
sewing
carried
and
the
backward before sewing of
end
backtacking will notbecarried out.
trimmer, if
machine
out.
S
ts
A(0-99)
B(0-99)
Vi IVJ IVJ
C(0-99)
has
finished, normal sewing continues foraslong
neutral position,
backtack
has
finished,
sewing machine
the
indicator of
will
stopinthe
I * I A
I*-*'
D(0-99)
stitches
the
stops
Example:
Example
the
sewing
has
thread
in the needle up position.
the
the
needle
machine
been
sewn.
is trimmed automatically
set
numberofstart
thread
trimming lock key is
up position without
will
2157M
2158M
as
continue
2159M
backtack
thread
2160M
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8752B
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5-3.
Sewing
fixed
2912M
5. USING THE OPERATION PANEL (BASIC OPERATIONS)
stitches
1
<Automatlc
thread
ON
i;
After the
stops
this, normal
After
and
trimming Press
continuously
(Models
the thread trimming key to turn on
set
number of stitches in E (fixed stitches) have
in the
needle
position that
sewing
the
treadle is
the
sewing machine switches to fixed stitch sewing mode.
with
depressed,
is carried
depressed
thread
thread
has
been
outifthe
backward,
trimmer
trimming is carried
treadleisdepressed.
only)>
the
Example:
E^120
(1-19)
X
(0-99)
From1to
been
set
by the
needle
up/down key (refer to p.26). After
the
thread is trimmed (models with thread trimmer)
thread trimming function. When
out
after
the
fixed
stitches
1999
sewn,
have
stitches
the
been
canbeset.
sewing machine
the
sewn.
treadle
2161M
2159M
2160M
IS
<Automatlc
lEI
<Start
and
sewlng>
end
backtack
When the AUTO key is simply by depressing
sewlng>
The
start
backtack key
function.
If changing
temporarily turn off
the
numberofstitches
the
number of
pressed
the
treadle
the
T-8421B,
to turn on once
and
end backtack key
end
fixed stitch function before making
and
the
setting
8422B,
the
automatic sewing function,
without needing to
backtack stitches in C
can
thenbechanged.)
8452B,
8722B,
depress
canbepressed
8752B
it continuously.
and
the
to turn on
D,
press
change.
the
fixed stitches
the
backtack sewing
the
fixed stitch key to
(The CD display
are
will
sewn
show
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5.
USING
THE
OPERATION
PANEL
(BASIC
OPERATIONS)
5-4.
Using
The
lower thread counter can be
the
lower
thread
used
counter
to let you know approximately how much lower thread is remaining.
• The value displayed by the lowerthread counter display is reduced by 1 fromthe
machine
<lnitlal
1
value
(Press
sews
10 stitches,
setting>
for 2
secondsormore)
and
a warning is given when the counter
After
about2seconds,
will
show
the
initial
value
When
the A
When
the •
Ifyou hold down
Ifa
value
The
initial setting
keyispressed,
keyispressed,
of "0" is
the
set,
value
the
which
keys,
the
reaches
buzzer
was
the
lower
willbeaccepted
"-5".
will
sound
set
previously.
the
setting
the
setting
setting will
thread
initial
and
increases.
decreases.
change
counter
when
setting value each time the sewing
the
lower
thread
more
will
not
sewing
counter
quickly.
operate.
starts.
display
2166M
<Lower
(Initialvalue)
1.
When
(After
2.
When
3. After even
trimmer) and
thread
counter
operation>
Reduces
for
stitches
every
sewn
jjnn
LJUU
sewing is carried out,
the
value
reaches
the
value is "-5" or
the
treadle returns to the neutral position
ifthe treadle is
the
sewing
the
zero
"0",a minus sign
less,
depressed.
machine
value
a warning icon (1) illuminates
However, ifthe treadle is
stopsinthe
by 1
10
showninthe
appears
and
needleupstop
lower
thread
counter
and
counting continues to a maximum of "-999".)
and
an electronic
the
sewing machine stops,
depressed
position.
2167M
2168M 2169M
Press
the
RESET key (2).
|(Q)
Press
the
(2) for2 seconds or more.
RESET
display is
reduced
buzzer
sounds
the
sewing machine
backward, the thread is trimmed (models with thread
key (2)
by 1 for every 10 stitches
for 5
seconds.
will
not start up again
2170M
sewn.
• If you
• Ifyou
29
press
depressed.
press
the
RESET key (2), the warning icon (1)
and
hold the RESET key (2) for 2
T-8421B,
seconds
8422B,
will
or more,
8452B,
disappear
the
display
8722B,
and
sewing
will
8752B
will
return to the initialvalue.
be possible when
the
treadle is
Page 96
^JSIN^IJEOPERATlO^ANEyADVANCEDOra
6.
USING
THE
OPERATION
(ADVANCED OPERATIONS)
The
6-1.
operations
Names
described
and
in this
section
functions
(23) (21) (19)
should
only be carried
PANEL
out
by a technician.
brother
®
(18)
Slow
start
(20) Correction
!OQOO
QQQQ
:t
key
key
O O O O 0 Q O O ^
l-UUUU
a
© ©
©-©-©
(24) (18) (20) (22)
When this key is pressed so that the slow start icon (19) illuminates, the first two
stitches
700rpm. After this, the sewing
Ifyou press this key again whilethe icon (19)is illuminated, the icon (19)
• When this key is pressed so that the correction icon (21) illuminates, correction sewing
canbecarried
Ifthe sewing machine is stopped, sewing
while
NOTE:
• Ifyoupress this key again whilethe icon (21) is illuminated, the icon (21)
that
are
sewn
immediately
speed
out.
the
actuator
• If you press the actuator while sewing is in progress, backtack stitches
sewn.
• Correction sewing sewing key (8) is illuminated.
Is being
pressed.
cannot
©-(g)
These
operating
They
after
be carried out while
are
settings.
should
the
treadleisdepressed
corresponds to the treadle depression amount.
will
©©
used
for making
only be
be carried out at slow speed (250 rpm)
used
the
indicator of the pleat
advanced
by a technician.
backward
will
will
are
turn
turn
(8)
sewn
will
presser
2171M
at
off.
2172M
be
off.
(22)
Needle
up/down key
Use this key to select whether the needle bar stops inthe up position or the down position
when
the
treadleisreturnedtothe
When
the
needleupiconJ.(23)isilluminated,
When
the needle
position.
T-8421B, 8422B,
down
icon
8452B,
-I- (24) is
neutral position
illuminated,
8722B,
8752B
and
sewing
the
needle
the needle bar stops in the
stops.
barstopsinthe up
2207M
2208M
2173M
position.
down
2174M
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6. USING THE OPERATION
6-2,
Adjusting
8888
® ©
the
PANEL
needle
(1) (:
(ADVANCED
up
stop
(-10-20)
W w
) (4)
OPERATIONS)
position
2210M
1. While pressing
2. "n.O
3. Press theA or V
4.
power
switch.
XX"
will
("xx"isthe and
"0" is
for
the
needleupstop
•Ifyou
up to 20
lower.
•Ifyou
down to -10
become
Press
the
A long
change
the
buzzer
to stitch
needleupstop
the
needle
appearinthe
setting value for
the
default setting.)
press
the A
and
the
up/down key (1), turn on
main display (2).
the
key
(3)
to change the
position.
key,
the
needleupstop
presstheVkey, the
and
the
needle up
higher.
ENTER key (4) for two
will
sound
and
number
display mode. (This
position setting.)
needleupstop
position,
setting
setting
value
will
increase
position will
setting
value
will
decrease
stop
position
seconds
the main display (2)
or more.
completes
the
value
become
will
will
ro)
6-3. LOCK
I a a a
key
(2)
Becomes
Becomes
higher
lower
2913M
A setting value of "10" of approximately 10° for
When the power switch is turned on, the LOCKkey (1) turns ON. (The icon (2) is illuminated.)
In this
state,
the
following
that setting values cannot be
FUNG key (3)
This key is
ENTER key (4)
This key is used to
MAXkey (5)
This key is used to
* Refer to the Service Manual for details on using these
keys.
used
corresponds
the
upper
three
changed
to make settings for various functions.
accept
function settings.
change
the maximum sewing
key
to an
angle
shaft.
operations
accidentally.
2138M
are
of rotation
2139M
invalid
speed.
so
@1601
(3) (4) (5) (
2212M
6-4.
Resetting
Whileholding down the RESET key, turn on the power switch. Ifyou press the ENTER key, the settings
Once
the
settings
default settings.
Once the above display appears, normaloperation
31
have
all
settings
been
reset,
"iniT
to
their
will
then be reset.
ALL"
appearsinthe
T-8421B,
defaults
display
will
then be possible.
8422B,
8452B, 8722B,
and
the
operation
8752B
panel
settings
are
resettotheir
factory
Page 98
7.
SEWING
A
CAUTION
7.
SEWING
A A
A
7-1.
Attach all safety devices before using the sewing machine. Ifthe machine is used without
injury may result.
Turn offthe power switch at the
following
times.
The machine may operate ifthe treadle is depressed by mistake, which could result in
• When threading the
When
replacing
• When not using the machine and when leaving the machine unattended
Do not touch any of the moving parts or
personal injury or
Use both is used, the weight of the machine
hands
needle
the
bobbin
and
damagetothe
to hold the machine
machine.
needle
head
head
press
any objects against the machine while sewing,asthis may result in
when tilting it back or returning it to its original position. Ifonly
may
cause
your hand to slip, and your hand may
Sewing
Lower
thread
2914M
1. While holding
the
machine
threads
2. Pull
the
out
smoothly.
come
lower
the
two
pulley by
out
onto
threads
upper
hand
the
feed
toward you
these
devices attached,
injury.
get
caught.
threads
with your fingers, turn
toward you until
dog.
and
check
one
that
hand
the
lower
they pull
Lower
thread
2915M
2114M
3.
Press
The
power indicator (2)
4.
Use
the
which is
(Refer to
5.
Depress
theONpower
operating panel to carry
necessary
the
chapter
the
treadletostart
switch (1).
and
for sewing.
on "5. using
(3) willilluminate.
out
the
the
operating panel".)
sewing.
programming
2893M
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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7.
SEWING
7-2.
Backtacking
2916M
2917M
When the actuator (1) or the reverse lever (2) is during sewing, the feed direction
released,
the
feed
direction will
will
be reversed. When it is
returntonormal.
pressed
2918M
<Actuator
The
actuator
illustration.
rotation
can
Select
function>
be
rotated 90
the
position (A or B) that is
degrees
as
shownInthe
easiertouse.
33
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8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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7-3.
Sewing
condensed
I
Sewing
stitches
direction
Ifyou
press
the actuator (1) or the reverse lever (2) while
sewing is in progress, you
direction) with small stitch lengths.
Before carrying out sewing,
condensed
stitches
as
can
set
foliows.
7.
SEWING
sew
stitches (fonward
the stitch length for
Locked
Unlocked
Condensed
stitches
2919M
2920M
<Settlng>
1. Unlock
lever (3) to
2. Turn
used
3. Loosen
touches
4. Tighten
<Sewlng>
1. Return
normal sewing.
2. Turn
stitch length dial (4).
3.
Start
4. At condensed
lever
the
stitch length dial (4) by turning
the
right.
the
stitch length dial (4) to
for
condensed
the
screw
the
reverse
the
screw
the
stitch length dial (4) to
the
dial lock lever (3) firmly to the left to lock
sewing.
the
position
stitches,
(2).
(Condensed stitches reverse
lever (2) is being
To stop sewing
backtack function, lower
the
touch
reverse
the
stitches.
(5)
and
lift up
the
stitching
(5) to
where
press
lever
plate
secure
the
stopper
you would like to
the
actuator
are
sewn while the actuator (1) or
pressed.)
condense
stitching lever plate (7).
stitches
the
and
stopper
the
dial lock
stitch length to be
stopper
(7).
the
(1) or
(6) until it
(6).
stitch length for
start
sewing
the
reverse
return to using the
(6)sothatitdoes
the
not
292IM
T-8421B,
8422B,
8452B,
8722B,
8752B
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