Model
CM101
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL &
PARTS
LIST
1.
Unpacking
the
Machine
INSTRUCTION
INDEX
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MANUAL
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2. Setting-up
3.
Hand
4.
Oiling
5.
Replacing Needle
Threading
6.
7.
Inserting
8.
Adjustment
9. Stitch
10. Needle
11. Skip Stitch Device
12. Removal
Cloth
13.
14. Stitch Stabilizing
wheel
Length
Machine
Rotation
and
Maintenance
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Machine
the
Work
of
Needle
Regulation
Recommendation
of
the
Work
Retainer
Spring
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and
Speed
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and
Starting
Penetration
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from
Adjustment
Guide
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to sew
the
Machine
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1.
Unpacking the Machine
Open
parts
Small accessory
materials
Clean
mechanism
packing
which
from machine all grease,
box
project
parts
without
and
looper.
by
carefully removing its cover so as
from
the
are
packed
prior
scrutiny
2. Setting-up the Machine
Assemble knee lifter lever to machine
from
the
front
edge
of
the table. Line
3.
Hand
groove
sewing table
The
motor
for a brand
weeks
increased
of
drive mechanism
and
place felt
wheel Rotation
hand
wheel should
drive is set
new machine is 1,800 to 2,000 stitches
and
after
the
up
to 2,500 stitches
up
to
operator
rotate
operate
and
top, such as
separately
as to contents.
dirt
(motor
pad
under
Speed
away
in
the
has
become skilled in
per
minute.
the
tension
in
individual packages. Do
or
dust.
Pay
particular
and
place on sewing table so
up
belt groove in belt pulley
or
clutch).
machine
from
same
Mark
bed
the
operator
clockwise rotation.
three
before machine is tightened down.
per
the
not
to damage the machine
parts.
not
discard
attention to
screw holes
in a clockwise direction. Be
The
minute.
operation
After
of
area
around
that
the
lever is 13mm
of
the
hand
wheel
for
fastening machine to
recommended
a breaking-in
the machine,
or
those
any
packing
the
with
sure
the
operating
period
the
speed
of
looper
distant
belt
speed
of
several
can
its
be
4. Oiling
It
is
every oiling
done
the
machine carefully to avoid soiling
Never
depressed. This will
and
Maintenance
important
sparingly several times a day.
operate
not
point
the
to
operate
along
the
machine
prevent
the
top
of
without
damage
machine before high quality oil
the
machine.
Thereafter,
the
material
to
the
When
one oiling daily will
material.
under
needle
breaking-in a new machine oiling should
the
and
presser
the feed dog as well as
foot unless
has
been applied to each
be
sufficient.
the
knee lever is
the
and
After
feed platens.
oiling, wipe
be
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5.
Replacing the Needle
Turn
hand
wheel clockwise, (away
stroke
clockwise
needle into slot
slowly clockwise
bear
(extreme left
towards
lightly
on
in
and
the
from
hand
position).
#1). Remove old
needle clamp as
observe
needle guide groove
the
Adjust
or
far
movement
operator)
penetration
defective needle by loosening needle clamp screw.
as
it
will go. Tighten needle clamp screw.
of
on
the
the
left
until
needle.
hand
the
needle reaches
dial to least
The
curved
part
of
the
amount
portion
presser
the
end
of
penetration
Turn
of
the
foot.
of
its
needle should
return
Insert
hand
(turn
new
wheel
Always replace
See
par.
10 concerning needle systems to
bent
or
blunt
needles. They affect
be
used
the
operation
in
Blind stitch Machines.
of
the
machine. (See Fig. 1)
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6.
Threading
Turn
position. Proceed as follows:
guide (A) which is located to
thread
thread
clamp
the
the
nipper
guide (C)
and
eye
of
the
Machine
hand
wheel in a clockwise direction until the needle
and
thread
at
the top
then
through
needle. (See
the
Fig
Draw
the
tension
of
eye
2)
the
rear
and
arm
of
needle
thread
of
the
pull
near
from spool on
thread
it
forward
its front.
from
below
Thread Guide (A)
carrier
thread
nipper. Place
through
From
upward.
thread
there
Pull
from
,...
reaches its
stand
the
thread
guide (13)
pass
about
Spool
and
pass
thread
5 em
farthest
it
through
between tension discs
and
through
of
thread
left
hand
thread
pass
it
through
hole in needle
through
of
7.
Inserting the
Depress
presser
folded
the
material
and
watch
8.
Adjustment
The
type
It
is, therefore, recommended to stitch a few centimeters as a test
penetration
penetration
Work
the
knee lifter. This causes
foot
and
or
sewn edge
is
in
the
material
of
Needle Penetration
of
material
depending on
and
counter
the
feed plate.
of
proper
to
and
the
Starting
Insert
material
position, completely release
pass edge guide
be
blind stitched governs
the
appearance
clockwise
to Sew
the
feed
the
work
is alongside
rather
of
for
more
0
plate
in
the
than
the
trial
penetration. (Fig. 3)
to swing
the
gap
edge guide
the
observing
the
degree
stitching.
downward
just
opened in such a
of
the
knee lifter.
the
action
of
needle
and
Turn
and
creates a
presser
Get
penetration
make
regulator
foot. (See Fig. 1)
the
machine
of
the
adjustments
gap
manner
started
needle.
which is
clockwise
between
that
the
When
slowly
required.
for
for
less
the
Oial
Fig.3
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Regulator
9.
Stitch Length Regulation
Stitch length
Go
about
it
as follows:
mechanism inside
turning
on indicator.
the
hand
(See Fig. 4)
can
be
easily
Turn
the
arm
of
wheel either
adjusted
the
hand
the
machine.
forward
10. Needle Recommendation
by
wheel,
With
or
in
adjusting
pushing
the
reverse
Fig. 4
the
the
plunger
plunger
until
the desired
needle driving eccentric in the
until
it
enters a recess within
arm.
the
remaining depressed into this recess continue
number
of
stitches
per
inch is visible
The
recommended needle is system
Size
3
Cottons.
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Medium
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4
Thick
(16)
Silks.'
weight
materials
LW
Acetates,
materials.
for
coats,
x 6T.
Orion,
Woolens
house
Material
Da®n
end
similar
type
and
Others.
fumi~hings.
ofligbt
weigbt
fabrics.
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11. Skip Stitch Device
The
position
When
grip
is pointing
sure
Be
time
the
this grip points
of
grip
at
towards
that
grip
is
pushed
stitch is changed
the
right
towards
SKIP,
completely in
from
side
of
the
machine controls the skip stitch device. (See Fig. 5)
NO SKIP,
the
needle penetrates
skip to no skip.
the
both
needle catches
the
material
direction
and
the
material
needle
at
at
every
penetration
other
each stitch.
stitch.
is
readjusted
When
the
every
12. Removal
Stop
machine
Press
stroke. This will lock the last stitch
13. Cloth
The
adjusting
right
screw to
the knee lifter to
Retainer
tension
(clockwise), this setting is suitable
of
the
Work
and
turn
Spring
of
the
cloth
screw. (See Fig. 6)
the
left (counter-clockwise). This setting is suitable
from
the
hand
wheel clockwise until needle is completely free
the
right
and
Adjustment
retainer
spring
To
increase the tension
the
Machine
pull the work/piece
and
break
can
for
the
be
adjusted
thicker
Wi\IUII'!ir.IIY/J'
thread.
material.
backward
by
of
cloth
AdJU$tins
...
Sc:r•w
turning
retainer
To
decrease
for
thinner
out
of
the
cloth
spring,
the
machine
retainer
turn
the
tension,
material.
of
the
material.
with a quick
spring
this screw to
turn
the
this
Fig. 6
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14. Stitch Stabilizing Guide
The
Stitch Stabilizing Guide is
thin
material.
Stabilizing Guide
Be
sure
to tighten Stitch Stabilizing Guide Set Screw firmly on
after
the Stitch Stabilizing Guide
If
a tight stitch is
Set Screw
and
an
effective tool
required
on
for
thin
sewing soft
and
medium
and
materials, loosen
remove the Stitch Stabilizing Guide.
presser
has
been removed. (Refer to Fig. 7)
uniform stitches on extremely
the
Stitch
foot
at
the
same position
CAUTION: Please
take
Fig. 7
good
care
not
to lose Stitch Stabilizing Guide
after
removal.
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