Consew 104-10T User Manual

CONSOLIDATED

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INDUSTRIAL

SEWING

MACHINE

&

CUTTING

CORP.

EQUIPMENT

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CONSOLIDATED

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400

INDUSTRIAL

VETERANS

SEWING

BLVD,

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MACHINE

&

CUTTING

CARLSTADT,

CORP.

EQUIPMENT

NJ

07072

INDEX

1.

SPECIFICATIONS ................................. '"........ 1

2.

DESCRIPTION ................................................ 1

3.

SPEED TO

4

5.

NEEDLES, NIPPLES

.............................................................. 1

OIL

THE MACHINE................................ 2

AND

THREAD

............ 3

TO REMOVE, REPLACE

6. NEEDLE

7.

TO

THREAD

8.

LEARNING TO OPERATE THE MACHINE 9

9.

TO OPERATE THE

10. TO

11. TENSIONS ....................................................... 10

12. TO ADJUST THE LENGTH OF STITCH ....

13.

14. THE LOOPER .................................................. 12

REGULATE THE PRESSURE

PRESSER FOOT ............................................... 10

TO

REGULATE THE PRESSURE

THE NIPPLE ....................................................

AND

NIPPLE .................................. 4

THE

MACHINE

AND

MACHINE

SET

............ "........ 6

..................... 9

ON

THE

11

ON

11

15. TO SET THE LOOPER .................................. 13

16.

TO ADJUST THE NUMBER OF THE BRAIDING

TO ADJUST THE TENSION OF THE

17. BRAIDING

....................................................... 13

.......................................................

14

18. RAY STITCH .................................................. 14

19.

PILE

OR

MOSS

STITCH .................................... 15

1.

SPECIFICATIONS

4. TO

OIL

THE MACHINE (Figs. 1, 2,

11

& 12)

Stitch

Specification Speed Feed

Stitc~

Length

Presser Needle Bar Needle

Motor

Foot

u~ed

Lift

Stroke

Single Thread, Chainscitch 800

stitches

Universal Maximum 5

7m/m

14

m/m

System

200W,

per

Feed

Movement

m/m

137

x 1 (Chaimtitch)

137

x 1

Single

or

minute

SM

(Moss Stitch)

Three Phases, 4 Poles, Clutch

2. DESCRIPTION

TREASURE

rhe single thread chainstitch, the tape attaching, the ray stitch and the pile moss stitch. suits, millinery, uniforms, draperies, table covers, etc.

The thread similar adaptability. A large variety fint: chiffon

Tht: usual

th«t

has

operator

MODEL ES-1114-10 makes the braiding stitch and also

lr

may

to

china silk and

method

been

P.erforated,

can

produce

is designed for ornamenting

be

of

cotton,

of

stamped

embroidt:ry designs

wool, worsted, silk, metal and

of

cloth.

producing embroidered designs

or

traced on the fabric,

or

fabrics can

without

embroidering ladies' cloaks

be

embroidered, ranging from

premarking the fabric.

other

is

to

follow a

but

with practice the

can

make

threads

pattern

or

aad

of

To

insure easy running and prevent unnecessary wear

movable

11

contact,

the machine requires oiling.

Oil should be applied

and 12.

to

the places designated

by

unlettered

of

the parts which are

arrows

in

Figs. 1,2,

3.

SPEED

Whe11

first

the the

machine operator

operi!tiug

approximately

becomes more proficient and the nature

thi~

machine, the

800

bc:;r

rc:;uft, can

stitches per minute. The speed can be increased

be

obtained by running

of

the work,permits.

as

2

' .

The nipples for TREASURE ES-1114-10 are available in the following kinds1 as

per

Fig.

3.

@

For

chainstitch and moss stitch

~

For tape atta.ching

©

For

braiding stitch

and

ray stitch

Fig.

2 shows the arm cover removed for the purpose

can

be

removed after taking

continuously, oil should

5.

NEEDLES, NIPPLES

Needles

No.

similarin

The

for

TREASURE MODEL ES-1114-10 are system 137 X 1 (Catalogues

5901) and- are available in sizes from 1 appearance

needle

must

to

be thread to be used. The needle

but

must

slide freely therein.

out

thumb

be applied

AND

those

of

hand

selected according

thread

must

screw , Fig. 1 0.

at

least once each day.

THREAD

(Fig. 3}

to

12. These needles have hooks

crochet needles.

to

the thickness and the style

not

only

fUl

the opening

Fig.2

of

oiling. This arm cover

If

the machine is used

of

the

hook

of

the

in the

The thread

may

be

of

cotton,

thread.

6. TO REMOVE, REPLACE

When

it

is

necessary to change the needle and nipple another loosen screw Remove

needle

nipple

and

corresponding nipple. Then lower the presser

QJ!

and remove needle Bar ® and needle from top

holder©,

loosening screw by screwdriver.

wool, worsted, silk, metal

AND

SET NEEDLE

on

the machine, first select

and

other

Nipple Carrier

Nipple Holder Set Screw

Nipple

Holder

Fig.S

AND

NIPPLE (Fig; 4

foot

lifterQ).

of

machine,

similar

To

correspond with the needle used in the machine a suitable nipple must be selected, needle available in size numbers similar number

as

must

of

the

needle

in

forming the stitch has

fit

in

the

nipple and slide freely

to

those

nipple should be the same as that

::P

to

operate through the nipple. The without

of

the needles, and for general work the

of

the needle.

side play. Nipples are

3

Select the correct needle hole in needle plate@,

NOTE: The needle hole should be slightly larger than the nt:edle

needle, without

when laid around the needle, will have sufficient space

touching the sides

of

the needle hole.

4

ao

that

to

the

pass

1

Loosen

needle,

Next, insert

then

thumb

tighten

the

screwQ)an.d

tighten screw securely nipple needle bar ®

- sleeve un<kr the

needle faces the

NOTE: Do

carrier (Fig. 3)

and

adjust its height so

point

Be

sure

handle

screw

and

of

front.

not

tighten screw

is

operating collar.

turn

thumb

screwQ).

selected nipple

with

the screwdriver. Insert the nipple

and

tighten screw securely. Screw selected needle

plate@

®into

until correct needle hole

the lower

part

of

nipple holder @

tighten with pliers provided. Replace needle

that

the fabric

to

be

embroidered. can

the needle.

®

is

as far

to

the

front

Then

tightened

collar

is

as possible and

tighten screw®, which also should face the front.

Q))

except

when needle bar

uansformed

when needle

(Y

is

not

and needle bar does

that

bar®

is in its place.

in its place, needle bar

is

holder@

bar

® down

the

not

enter

in line

just

hook

into

of

If

into

with

and

the into into pass

the

@:

Needle liar

(1}>:

Needle liar Operaring Collar

<Q:

Pres5er

Q)J;

Needle Plate

())·

Tension Regulating Lever

(1): Tension Regulating Plate

((;);

Tension Complete

Qj): Tension Bracket

(j):

Tension Controller Spring

(]): Presser

qy;

Stitch Rotating Hand Lever Handle

Q):

Needle Plate Thurnb Screw

<l:Ji;

End

Q{i: Nipple

I.QJ:

Nipple Holder

(!J;

Nipple Carrier

Foot

Slide liar

Foot

Litter

of

Looper Shaft

Thumb

Screw

Set

Screw

5

7. TO THREAD THE MACHINE (Figs.

·1) For the tl1read (Figs.

Place the cone

thread eyelets are furnished with the machine. These eyelets

Three

fastened

to

the underside

should be located directly above the cone

Pass

th<.:

thread up from the cone

hole

0.

over between tension discs

handle

Qv,

Fig. 6 to threading wire ll): in the forward thread

011

hook

of

needle plate.

Wilh

5&6)

of

thread in a convenient position

of

the table as shown

of

thread.

and

through eyeletsO, @and(U.

0,

through thread

the

front

or

slightly

hole@

threading

wire®

tlu: left hand, hold

to

the l.eft, raise presser

of

needle plate. With

and draw wire

end

of

thread

6

5,6 & 7)

on

the floor.

at

0.@

controller

and

thread

with

a slight tension.

and

Vi),

Fig. 5. Eyelet 0

then

spring (i).

foot

and

the

left

hand,

up

through

should

through

'turn

insert

catc;h

hole

be

of

With the right hand,

machine, quickly bear thread

(6;, draw thread directly

after

2)

for

one

stitch. Keep

it

comes up through needle hole.

For

the

cord

(Fig. 7)

turn

down

hindle@

toward

handle @ straight to the left, having

and up

on

handle®

in

same position and with the threading wire

you, laying

so the needle will pick up the

end

of

thread loosely

started

on

needle plate

the

Fig.6

0

r

l

Wind the pulley. barO 6,

then through

3)

For

Wind the

pulley.

guide

4D

the

hole

braid leader guide.

Now

cord

0 on the

Place

it

on

the

cord

spool bracket@. Insert the cord

with

th.~.threading

to

the braid (Fig. 7)

brai~

Gil

Place

it

on

of

the

bracket

4»

of

the

mi>Chine

wire (large) 0 and pass it below the

the hole

on the braid spool G), U$ing the spool winder spindle

the braid spool bracket till. Pass the braid through the braid

br~id

is

of

(1il

and through the hole (f)

leader bracket, then through the forward hole (I)

ready for operation.

cord

spool

the nipple€#.

e,

using the spool winder spindle

into

the

end

of

the braid leader

7

on

top

of

needle

nipple

carr~er

on

rod

of

the

and

the

1

J

8

8.

LEARNING

TO OPERATE THE MACHINE (Fig. 8)

Note: When in

from operator.

Mark a design (see Fig. 8)

under

presser foot so

Fig. 6

to

the right and the

Lower

presser foot, handle right,

fed

~·and

pull it

doth

will

be

fed

to

point

li) turn handle

To

stop machine raise handle

point.

operation

that

start

down

to

the

machine pulley

on

30

em

the needle will

hook

of

the needle will be turned in the same direction.

(12

inch) square piece

enter

cloth

must

at

always

point

turn

of

cloth. Place

1.

Turn

machine pulley by turning it over away from you, grasp

to

start

the machine. With handle depressed

point@,

to

5

the

then

turn

handle

left

and

cloth

®.

Machine will stop with needle

to

the

will be fed

6

to

front

and

point 0 etc.

cloth

as

2

over away

cloth

handle®,

and

to

the

will be

its highest

10. TO REGULATE THE PRESSURE ON THE

The pressure

increase the pressure, turn the

decrease the pressure, turn the

11. TENSIONS {Fig.

If

stitches are too tight, raise needle

Various effects can be

well

as

by

The

tension

the tension discs. decrease the tension turn this tigll t enough

Oil

the presser foot

5)

produced

adjusting the length

on

the thread is regulated by the

To

increase the tension

to

prevent the skipping

is

thumb

regulated by the

screw over

bar

approximately 1.5

to

the right

the

left

thumb

by changing the height

of

stitch.

thumb

turn

nut

over from you. This tension should be

of

stitch.

nut@, Fig. 5

this

nut

PRESSER

or

downward.

or

upward.

m/m

( 1/16 inch).

of

the needle

at

over

toward

Fig.9

FOOT (Fi!

To

bar

as

the

left

of

you.

To

ox:ly

4

9. TO OPERATE THE MACHINE (Fig.

The

operator; should practice embroidering d.:signs similar

3

9)

Fig.8

to

those illustrated

below.

These designs can

them,

the

operator

designs

or

patterns.

;P

sketched on white material such as lawn,

can

soon become proficient enough

9

to

and

attempt

by following

more intricate

b,~

10

12. TO ADJUST THE LENGTH

The

length loosen locking locking

right

lever@.

To

shonen

or

downward, then tighten locking

of

stitch

is adjusted by screw@, Fig.

lever®

the stitch, loosen locking

and

turn

screw®

OF

STITCH (Fig.

over

to

lever®

and turn the screw

the

10.

left

10)

To

lengthen the stitch,

or

upward,

then

®over

tighten

to

the

To

raisl! the nipple, screw therein. The eccentric adjusting provided so in

hole®.

that

in~ert

a screwd1·iver in

nipple can be set at

Fiy.11

the

hole®.

stud®

can

desired height,

then

Fig.

11

and loosen the set

be

turned

then

by

tighten the set screw

the wrench

13. TO REGULATE THE PRESSURE

The

pressure

top

of

the machine.

right

or

downward.

left

or

upward. ;

Note:

When sewing fine net,

touching

the needle plate.

on

Too

much pressure

:J'

the nipple is regulated by the

To

increase the pressure,

To

decrease the pressure,

on

the nipple may cause the thread

it

is sometimes necessary

11

ON

THE NIPPLE (Figs. 10 & 11)

turn turn

thumb this this

screw@, thumb thumb

to

prevent the nipple from

Fig.

screw over screw over

to

break.

10

to to

at

the the

the

14. THE LOOPER (Fig.

Allow the stop motion

it

is

securely held in

point

the

0,

Fig. 12, and observe the should toward

of

be

at the rear slightly

the front.

its

looking position. Raise the needle holder

the needle, remove the needle plate after removing the

12)

to

throw

notch

the machine

in the

to

the right

out

of

action

and

to

looper

which, when in its correct position,

of

the needle, while

12

make sure

avoid breaking

thumb

the

handle~

that

screw

is