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Spezialnähmaschine
Serviceanleitung
Service Instructions
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General safety instructions
The non-observance of the following safety instructions can cause
bodily injuries or damages to the machine.
1. The machine must only be commissioned in full knowledge of the
2. Before putting into service also read the safety rules and
3. The machine must be used only for the purpose intended. Use of
4. When gauge parts are exchanged (e.g. needle, presser foot, needle
5. Daily servicing work must be carried out only by appropriately
instruction book and operated by persons with appropriate training.
instructions of the motor supplier.
the machine without the safety devices is not permitted. Observe all
the relevant safety regulations.
plate, feed dog and bobbin) when threading, when the workplace is
left, and during service work, the machine must be disconnected
from the mains by switching off the master switch or disconnecting
the mains plug.
trained persons.
6. Repairs, conversion and special maintenance work must only be
carried out by technicians or persons with appropriate training.
7. For service or repair work on pneumatic systems, disconnect the
machine from the compressed air supply system (max. 7-10 bar).
Before disconnecting, reduce the pressure of the maintenance unit.
Exceptions to this are only adjustments and functions checks made
by appropriately trained technicians.
8. Work on the electrical equipment must be carried out only by
electricians or appropriately trained persons.
9. Work on parts and systems under electric current is not permitted,
except as specified in regulations DIN VDE 0105.
10. Conversion or changes to the machine must be authorized by us
and made only in adherence to all safety regulations.
11. For repairs, only replacement parts approved by us must be used.
12. Commissioning of the sewing head is prohibited until such time as
the entire sewing unit is found to comply with EC directives.
13. The line cord should be equipped with a country-specific mains
plug. This work must be carried out by appropriately trained
technicians (see paragraph 8).
It is absolutely necessary to respect the safety
instructions marked by these signs.
Danger of bodily injuries !
Please note also the general safety instructions.
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Index Page:
Service Instructions Class 767
1. General notes
1.1 Gauge kit................................................... 3
2. Position of the lower toothed belt w heel .............................. 4
3. Zero position, feed with equipment
3.1 Zero position adjustment (position of the stitch regulator link) ................... 5
3.2 Bottomfeedadjustment.......................................... 6
3.2.1 Position of the feed-dog in the throat plate cutout .......................... 6
3.2.2 Height of the feed-dog ........................................... 7
3.2.3 Lifting motion of the feed-dog ...................................... 8
3.2.4 Feeding motion of the feed-dog ..................................... 9
3.2.5 Synchronous run of needle feed and bottom feed .......................... 10
3.3 Needle bar wing .............................................. 13
3.3.1 Lateral position of the needle bar wing ................................. 13
3.3.2 Position of the needle bar wing in feed direction ........................... 14
4. Hook settings
4.1 Looping stroke ............................................... 15
4.2 Needle bar height ............................................. 16
4.3 Distance between hook and needle ................................... 17
4.4 Hookprotection............................................... 18
4.5 Clearanceintheclawclutch....................................... 19
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5. Stitch regulator settings
5.1 Limitation of maximum stitch length ................................... 20
5.2 Limitation of the max. stitch length for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard . . 21
5.3 Basic settings of stitch adjustments for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard . . . 21
5.4 Operating the stitch adjustments for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard . . . 23
6. Bobbin case opening settings
6.1 Bobbin case opening ............................................ 24
6.1.1 Size of the finger run............................................ 24
6.1.2 Liftingcourse................................................ 25
6.1.3 Timing of the bobbin case opening ................................... 25
7. Upper feed settings
7.1 Altering the upper feed .......................................... 26
7.1.1 Lateral position of the lever for transmitting the setting wheel motion............... 26
7.1.2 Setting range of the sewing foot stroke adjustment .......................... 27
7.1.3 Position of the lever for transmitting the setting wheel motion ................... 28
7.2 Feeding foot and presser foot ...................................... 29
7.2.1 Feeding foot and presser foot stroke .................................. 29
7.2.2 Lifting motion of the feeding foot ..................................... 30
7.3 Potentiometer for automatic speed limitation ............................. 31
8. Sewing foot height and sewing foot lift settings
8.1 Electropneumatic sewing foot lift .................................... 34
8.2 Sewingfootlocking ............................................ 37
8.3 LiftLimitation ................................................ 38
9. Thread tension lift
9.1 Thread tension opening .......................................... 39
9.2 Threadtensionlift ............................................. 40
10. Safety clutch
10.1 Engage disengaged safety clutch .................................... 41
10.2 Adjusttransmittabletorque........................................ 42
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11. Bobbin w inder ............................................... 43
12. Lubrication
12.1 General hints concerning the oil lubrication .............................. 46
12.2 Hooklubrication .............................................. 47
12.3 Change oil ................................................. 48
12.4 Oillevelinthefluidreservoir ...................................... 49
12.5 Mounting of the head cover ........................................ 51
13. Thread trimmer (Class 767-FA-...)
13.1 Function sequence ............................................. 52
13.2 Thread pulling knife ............................................ 53
13.3 Counter knife and underthread clamp.................................. 54
13.4 Guide curve, slewing r ange of the thread pulling knife and roller lever .............. 55
14. Short thread trimmer (KFA-373)
14.1 Parametersettings............................................. 56
14.2 Mechanical setting of the short thread trimmer ............................ 56
14.3 Short thread trimmer for oversized hook ................................ 59
14.4 Adjustthethreadcuttingstitchbeforethreadcutting......................... 62
14.5 Thread clamp (Thread feeding device) ................................. 63
14.6 Errors,causeandremedy......................................... 63
15. Short thread trimmer (KFA-573)
15.1 Parametersettings............................................. 64
15.2 Mechanical adjustment of the short thread trimmer ......................... 64
15.3 Settingthethreadtrimmingstitchfortheshortthreadtrimmer................... 69
15.4 Thread clamp (thread pulling device) .................................. 70
15.5 Possiblefaults,causeandremedyfortheshortthreadtrimmer.................. 70
16. Synchronizer ................................................ 71
17. Controls and Control Panel Efka
17.1 Positioning.................................................. 72
17.2 Setting the parameters values with the V810 control panel ..................... 75
17.3 Masterreset................................................. 77
18. Automatic speed adaptation
18.1 General.................................................... 78
18.2 Setting the “Speedomat” function .................................... 79
19. Optional Equipment
19.1 RAP 13-2 Electro-pneumatic seam bartacking ............................ 81
19.2 RAP 13-4 Electro-pneumatic seam bartacking ............................ 81
19.3 NP 13-4 Electro-pneumatic needle return device ........................... 82
19.4 HP 13-7 Electro-pneumatic quick stroke adjustment (Speedomat) ................ 83
19.5 RFW13-3Remainingthreadmonitor ................................. 84
19.6 RFW13-8Remainingthreadmonitor.................................. 84
19.7 RFW13-9Remainingthreadmonitor.................................. 84
19.8 RFW13-6Remainingthreadmonitor.................................. 84
19.9 Connecting the controls and the solenoid valve for the remaining thread monitor ....... 85
19.10 STLS 13-2 2nd stitch length ....................................... 86
19.11 VAVerticalCutter.............................................. 88
19.12 AE Edge cutter and binder ........................................ 91
19.13 Seamcenterguide ............................................ 93
19.14 FS 13-1 Additional tension ........................................ 93
19.15 NK 13-1 Needle cooling .......................................... 93
19.16 LR13-4Lightbarrier ........................................... 93
19.17 SP470Rollerfeeddevice ........................................ 94
19.18 WTA13-2Automaticlowering ...................................... 94
19.19 SkipStitchDetectionFSE13-1/2 .................................... 94
20. Maintenance ................................................ 95
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1. General notes
ATTENTION !
The operations described in the service instructions must only be
executed by qualified staff or correspondingly instructed persons
respectively!
Caution: Danger of injury !
In case of repair, alteration or maintenance work switch off main
switch and disconnect the machine from the pneumatic supply
system.
Carry out adjusting operations and functional tests of the running
machine only under observation of all safety measures and with
utmost caution.
The instruction manual on hand describes the adjustment of the sewing
machine in an appropriate sequence.
Please observe in this connection that various setting positions are
interdependent. Therefore it is absolutely necessary to do the
adjustment following the described order.
For all setting operations of parts involved in the stitch formation a new
needle without any damage has to be inserted.
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1.1 Gauge kit
1
2
The setting gauges mentioned below allow a precise setting and testing
of the sewing machine.
Pos. Setting gauge Order No. Use
1 Gauge 0981 150003 looping stroke (2mm)
2 Adjusting block 0981 150002 looping stroke
3 Gauge 0767 250020 sewing foot stroke adj.
(lever position)
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2. Position of the lower toothed belt wheel
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2
4
5
4
5
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust the position of the lower toothed belt wheel
only when the sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
The lower toothed belt wheel 5 is axially and radially fixed on s haft 6 via
core pin 3.
The position of the lower toothed belt wheel 5 is c orrect if core pin 3
(first core pin in direction of rotation) can be screwed in drill-hole 7 of
the shaft.
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Correction
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Loosen core pins 1 and 3 at the slip clutch 4.
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Twist lower toothed belt wheel 5 w ith slip clutch 4 on shaft 6 and/or
shift axially.
It must be possible to screw core pin 3 (first core pin in direction of
rotation) in the drill-hole 7 of shaft 6.
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Check all settings described hereafter and correct them, if
necessary.
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3. Zero position, feed with equipment
3.1 Zero position adjustment (position of the stitch regulator link)
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5
6
2
3
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust zero position of the stitch regulator only when
the sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
If stitch length “0” is set, feed-dog and needle must not make a feeding
motion when turning the handwheel.
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Remove cover of oil pan 4.
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Set stitch length to “0”.
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Put Allen key in screw 1 and turn handwheel.
The adjustment is correct at the slightest possible motion of the
Allen key.
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Correction
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Loosen clamping screw 5 at block 6.
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Put a pin in drill-hole 3 of the stitch regulator shaft.
Twist s titch regulator shaft with stitch regulator link.
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Tighten clamping screw 5.
ATTENTION !
In case of a wrong adjustment the backward stitch lengths and the
forward stitch lengths will differ.
The core pin 2 at the oil pan fixes the stitch regulator shaft.
Neverscrewinthecorepin2uptothebottom.
If the core pin 2 is screwed in too deeply, the motion of the stitch
regulator link c an be hindered.
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3.2 Bottom feed adjustment
3.2.1 Position of the feed-dog in the throat plate cutout
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust position of the feed-dog only when the sewing
machine is s witched off.
Standard checking
Lateral position:
The feed-dog 2 must be in the centre of the throat plate cutout 1.
Position in feed direction:
In case of maximum stitch length the distance between feed-dog 2 and
throat plate cutout 1 must be equal at the back (a) and at the front (b).
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Set maximum stitch length.
Turn the button in clockwise direction as far as it will go.
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Turn handwheel and check position of feed-dog 2.
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Correction
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Loosen screws 6 and 7.
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Adjust feed-dog bar 8 in such a way that the above-mentioned
conditions are fulfilled.
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Tighten screws 6 and 7 again.
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Check whether the lifting shaft crank has lateral c learance to joint 13.
If not, the position of the lifting shaft crank 6 has to be changed
correspondingly.
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Loosen screws 3 and 4.
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Loosen screw 10.
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Adjust the position of the lifter shaft 5.
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Tighten screws 3, 4 and 10 again.
The tratcion rod 9 must lie centered on the eccentric 11 and the
shaft 5 must be axially fixed.
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3.2.2 H eight of the feed-dog
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust height of the feed-dog only when the s ewing
machine is s witched off.
Standard checking
Sewing machines without feed dog stroke:
The feed dog 6 should have the same height as the needle plate 7 in its
highest position.
Correction
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Set stitch length to “0".
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Loosen screw 5
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Turn the stroke shaft 3.
The feed dog should have the same height as the needle plate.
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Tighten screw 5 again.
Standard checking
Sewing machines with feed dog stroke:
In its highest position the feed dog should extend 0.5 mm out of the
needle plate 7.
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Correction
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Set stitch length to “0".
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Loosen screw 4.
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Turn the stroke shaft 3.
In its highest position the feed dog 6 should extend 0.5 mm out of
the needle plate 7.
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Tighten screw 4 again.
The tie rod 2 must lie centered on the eccentric 1.
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Check if the setting blocks 8 and 9 can still move freely.
If not, then the two setting blocks 8 and 9 must be turned on the
stroke shaft.
The setting blocks may not be axially displaced when doing this.
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3.2.3 Lifting motion of the feed-dog
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust lifting motion of the feed-dog only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
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2
3
4
5
Standard checking
At needle position “down” the feed-dog must have reached its highest
position.
If the needle moving downwards and the feed-dog moving upwards
reach the throat plate level simultaneously, the adjustment is correct.
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Set stitch length to “0".
Turn button counter-clockwise as far as it will go.
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Move needle to position “down” by handwheel and check position of
the feed-dog.
Correction
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Loosen two screws 5.
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Twist eccentric 3.
The adjustment is correct if the above-mentioned conditions are
fulfilled.
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For axial fixation press shaft 4 to the right and push eccentric 3 to
the left against the pump.
The lugs 2 of pump ring 1 must be in the corresponding grooves of
the eccentric 3.
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Tighten two screws 5 again.
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3.2.4 Feeding motion of the feed-dog
1
2
3
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust feeding motion of the feed-dog only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
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Standard checking
When actuating the stitch regulator shaft with the max. stitch
length, the needle should not move when reaching its bottom
dead center or 0.7 mm before.
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Set maximum stitch length.
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Turn handwheel until the needle reaches its bottom dead center or
is 0.7 mm above its bottom dead center.
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Turn the stitch regulator shaft and observe the needle.
Correction
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Loosen two screws 1.
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Set eccentric 2.
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The needle must not move 0.5 mm after the bottom dead centre.
Position eccentric 2 axially.
The tie rod 3 should be central to the running surface of the
eccentric.
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Tighten two screws 1 again.
Hint
In order to obtain a constant loop stroke for forward and backward
sewing, the needle bar should not move any longer for the first 2 mm
loop stroke setting.
However the needle would still continue oscillating with the needle
stitching the material, while the cloth preser foot still holds the material.
This can lead to needle breakage.
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3.2.5 Synchronous run of needle feed and bottom feed
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1
6
5
2
3
4
The motion of the feeding shaft 3 is transmitted via block 2 and tie rod 5
to lever 6 and from there via tie rod 3 and lever 2 to needle bar wing 1.
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust position of block 6 only when sewing machine is
switched off.
Standard checking
During the feed the needle must not move in the needle hole. At stitch
length “0" block 2 must be in perpendicular position.
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Set stitch length “0”.
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Check position of block 2.
Block 2 must be in parallel position to the cast edge of the c asing.
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Lock sewing feet in lifted position with lifting lever 8.
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Set maximum stitch length.
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Turn handwheel and check the synchronous feeding motion of
feed-dog and needle bar.
The adjustment is correct if the position of the needle in the needle
hole of the feed-dog does not change.
Correction
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Loosen clamping screws 4 and 7.
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Twist block 2 on feeding shaft 3.
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Tighten clamping screws 4 and 7.
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ATTENTION !
After twisting of block 2 it has to be checked that the needle
bar wing 1 is positioned in feed direction. Correct, if necessary
(see chapter Position of the needle bar wing in feed direction).
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3.3 Needle bar wing
Preconditions for the positioning of the needle bar
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Position of feed-dog in the throat plate cutout is adjusted correctly
(see chapter 3.2.1).
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Synchronous run of needle feed and bottom feed is adjusted
correctly (see chapter 3.2.5).
3.3.1 Lateral position of the needle bar wing
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust lateral position of the needle bar wing only when
sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
At stitch length “0" the needle must stick in the centre of the needle
hole of the feed-dog.
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Set stitch length “0”.
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Move needle in position “down” by handwheel.
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Check position of the needle in the needle hole of the feed-dog.
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Correction
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Screw off arm cover.
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Loosen clamping screws 8 at both clamping blocks 10.
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Loosen both clamping screws 7 and core pin 11 at the needle bar
crank 12.
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Loosen core pins 4 and 6.
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Loosen screw 13 at lever 14.
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Position needle bar wing 9 laterally.
The needle must stick in the centre of the needle hole of the
feed-dog.
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If necessary, shift the shaft for the sewing foot drive axially.
Loosen clamping screws 1 and 2 at the setting rings and clamping
screw 3 at the block.
Shift the shaft axially.
Tighten clamping screws 1,2 and 3 again afterwards.
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Tighten all screws which had been loosened.
Please observe the following:
- Needle bar wing 9 must be fixed axially.
- Both clamping blocks 10 must be in horizontal position.
- Core pin 11 must be on the surface of the crank pin.
- Lever 15 must be in perpendicular position.
- The oil wicks must be in correct position.
- The lateral clearance of the thread lever control 5 must be
adjusted as low as possible.
- The stroke heights of both sewing feet must be identical.
ATTENTION
After the lateral positioning of the needle bar wing:
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Check distance between hook and needle and correct, if
necessary (see chapter Hook settings).
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3.3.2 Position of the needle bar wing in feed direction
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust position of needle bar wing in feed direction only
when sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
At stitch length “0" the needle must stick in the centre of the needle
hole of the feed-dog.
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Set stitch length to “0”.
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Move needle in position “down” by turning the handwheel
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Check position of the needle in the needle hole of the feed-dog.
Correction
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Screw off arm cover.
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Loosen clamping screw 13 at lever 14.
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Twist needle bar wing 9 until the needle is centric above the needle
hole of the feed-dog.
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Tighten clamping screw 13.
Replacing the oscillating crank
When replacing the oscillating crank, the following items must be
observed:
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The wick 4 leading from the oil sump 3 to the oscillating crank 9
must be fixed between the groove 5 in the cast iron and the spiral
spring 6 of the recirculation wick.
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The recirculation felt pad 2 must have the position to the plastic
foil 1 shown in the picture.
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ATTENTION
After replacement of the oscillating crank or when the sideways
position was changed, the clearance of the hook to the needle
is to be checked and corrected, if necessary.
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4. Hook settings
4.1 Looping stroke
2
0,5 mm
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust looping stroke only when sewing machine
is switched off.
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Standard checking
The looping stroke (2 mm) is the way of the needle bar from the bottom
dead centre to the point where the hook tip 11 is at the level of the middle
of the needle. The looping stroke is controlled by means of setting block 4
(Order No. 0981 150002) and gauge 3 (Order No. 0981 150003).
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Check whether safety clutch 12 snaps in (see chapter Safety clutch)
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Screw off throat plate.
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Set stitch length to “0”.
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Move needle in position “down” by handwheel.
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Press gauge 3 with block 4 against w ing 2.
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Tighten screw 7 and pull out gauge 3.
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Turn handwheel in travel direction until block 4 abuts on needle
bar wing 2 (looping stroke position).
In this position the hook tip 11 must be at the level of the middle of
the needle.
Correction
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Loosen screws 5 at the clamping rings 6.
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Twist hook until hook tip 11 is at the level of the middle of the needle.
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Position shaft 8 axially.
The clearance between the clutch claws 9 and 10 must amount to
0.5 mm.
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Position clamping rings 6 flush with the s teps in driving shaft 8.
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Tighten screws 5.
ATTENTION !
After a correction of the looping stroke the following adjustment
is to be checked and corrected, if necessary:
(see chapter 4.4 Hook protection)
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4.2 Needle bar height
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2
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust needle bar height only when sewing machine is
switched off.
Standard checking
In looping stroke position the hook tip must be at the level of the middle
of the needle hollow groove 3.
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Move needle in looping stroke position by handwheel.
In looping stroke position the hook tip is at the level of the middle of
the needle.
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Check position of the hook tip to the needle hollow groove 3.
Correction
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Take off head cover.
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Loosen both screws 1.
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Adjust the height of needle bar 2 in such a way that the hook tip is
at the level of the middle of the needle hollow groove 3.
Attention!
Needle bar 2 must not be twisted when being shifted.
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Tighten screws 1.
ATTENTION !
After a correction of the needle bar height:
Check position of the hook protection and correct it, if necessary.
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A wrong adjustment of the needle bar height can have the following
consequences:
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Damage to the hook tip
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Jamming of the bobbin thread between needle and needle
protection
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4.3 Distance between hook and needle
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust distance between hook and needle only when
sewing machine is switched off.
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Standard checking
In looping stroke position the distance between hook tip 6 and the
needle hollow groove must amount to max. 0.1 mm.
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6
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Move needle in looping stroke position by handwheel.
In looping stroke position the hook tip is at the level of the middle of
the needle.
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Check whether the needle in looping stroke position is displaced by
the hook protection 1. If this is the case, bend hook protection back
carefully.
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Check distance between hook tip 6 and needle hollow groove.
Correction
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Loosen screw 5 and screw 2.
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Shift the hook case 7 accordingly.
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The eccentric 3 must press the hook case against the guide 4.
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Tighten screw 5 and screw 2.
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ATTENTION !
After a correction of the distance between hook and needle:
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Check clearance in the claw clutch and correct it, if necessary.
In case the needle size is changed:
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Check the distance between hook and needle, eventually adjust it.
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4.4 Hook protection
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2
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The hook protection 1 avoids a contact between needle and hook tip.
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust the position of the hook protection only w hen
the sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
In looping stroke position the needle must abut on the hook protection 1
without being displaced.
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Move needle in looping stroke position by handwheel.
In looping stroke position the hook tip is at the level of the middle of
the needle.
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Press needle against hook protection 1 manually.
The needle should not touch the hook tip.
4.4.1 U sing other needle size
Correction
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Set the hook protection 1 by twisting the screw 2.
ATTENTION !
The position of the hook protection has to be checked and
corrected, if necessary, after the following adjustments:
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Correction of the needle bar height
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Correction of the looping stroke
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Alteration of the needle size by 0.2 mm or more
By use of a needle of different size, please check the following points:
1. When the size difference is at least 0.2 mm.
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Correct the hook position.
2. When the needle distance between the hollow groove and the
middle of the needle changes.
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Check the distance between hook and needle.
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4.5 Clearance in the claw clutch
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0,5mm
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust clearance in the claw clutch only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
Standard checking
The lateral clearance between the clutch claws 5 and 6 must amount to
0.5 mm.
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Check clearance in the claw clutch.
Correction
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Loosen screws 1 at the clamping rings 2.
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Adjust clearance between the clutch claws 5 and 6 by axial shifting
of shaft 4.
Attention!
Shaft 4 must not be twisted!
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Position clamping rings 2 flush with the s teps in driving shaft 3.
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Tighten screws 1.
ATTENTION !
After a correction of the clearance in the claw clutch:
Check looping stroke and correct, if necessary.
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5. Stitch regulator
5.1 Limitation of maximum stitch length
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust limitation of maximum stitch length only
when sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
Depending on the sewing equipment being used, the stitch length
setting must be limited to 6 mm or 9 mm.
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Set maximum stitch length.
Turn button 4 in clockwise direction as far as it will go.
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Sew test seam on thin cardboard and measure stitch length.
The measured stitch length must not exceed the maximum stitch
length allowed to realize with the used sewing equipment.
Correction
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Screw off arm cover.
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Loosen clamping screw 2.
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Shift clamping block 5 on threaded spindle 1.
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Tighten clamping screw 2.
After a longer operation of the sewing machine an axial clearance can
occur in the threaded spindle 1 so that the maximum stitch length can
no longer be set. In this case the position of clamping block 6 has to be
readjusted.
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Loosen clamping screw 3.
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Shift clamping block 6 on threaded spindle 1.
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Tighten clamping screw 3.
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5.2 Limitation of the max. stitch length for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard
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1
2
3
6
Depending on the used sewing equipment the s titch length adjustment
must be limited to 6 or 9 mm.
This adjustment has to be made on the setting wheel for the long stitch
length (upper setting wheel) only.
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Set the stitch lengths at “0".
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6.
8
9.
Loosen screw 3 at the setting wheel 2 and pull the setting wheel 2
off.
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The stitch length limitation is adjusted by means of screw 9. It can
be inserted in different drill-holes.
Drill-hole 7 : limitation to 6 mm
Drill-hole 8 : limitation to 9 mm
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Setthescale1at“0".
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Put setting wheel 2 on again and tighten with screw 3.
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5.3 Basic settings of stitch adjustments for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard
The subclasses 767-FAS-373-RAP-HP, 767-FAS-573-RAP-HP,
767-KFA-373-RAP-HP are equipped with the 2nd stitch length.
This allows a shorter second stitch length to be activated though
pressing a button.
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Set the basic adjustment of the stitch adjustment only when
the sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
If the setting wheel 2 is in position “0“, the stitch regulator shaft should
have the least possible clearance.
If the same stitch length is adjusted on both setting wheels, there must
be no clearance at all in the stitch regulator.
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Turn setting wheel 2 to stitch length “0".
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Check the clearance of the stitch regulator shaft at block 10.
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1
2
3
4
6
5
7
Correction
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Unhook the s pring at the stitch regulator lever.
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Screw off screw 3 and pull setting wheel 2 off.
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Turn the spindle 7 to the right with a 10 mm open-end wrench until
block 10 has the least possible clearance (see item 3.1).
ATTENTION !
Do not turn the spindle 7 to the right too far. The stitch regulator
parts might jam, and the maximum stitch length of 9 mm or
6 mm is no longer reached.
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Set scale 1 at “0".
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Put the setting wheel 2 on again and tighten with screw 3.
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Put spring in again.
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Loosen screw 5 at the second setting wheel.
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Pull off setting wheel 6.
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Turn the spindle of the second setting wheel to the right with a
10 mm open-end wrench until a resistance can be felt.
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Setthescale4at“0".
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Put the setting wheel 6 on again and tighten with screw 5.
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5.4 Operating the stitch adjustments for machines equipped with 2nd stitch length as standard
1
2
3
4
Both stitch lengths are defined by means of the two setting wheels 1
and 2.
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Set the longer stitch length with the upper setting wheel.
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Set the shorter stitch length with the lower setting wheel.
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With the switch 4 you can change over from one stitch length to the
other. W hen the light emitting diode 3 is shining, the longer stitch
length is active.When the light emitting diode 3 does not shine, the
shorter stitch length is active.
ATTENTION !
The stitch length adjusted at the lower setting wheel must
never be longer than that adjusted at the upper setting wheel.
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6. Bobbin case opening settings
6.1 Bobbin case opening
The thread lever must pull the thread through between the bobbin case
and its holder.
In order for this passing through of the thread to occur unhindered, the
bobbin case must be opened at this instant.
This allows the desired seam pattern to be achieved with the lowest
possible thread tension.
False settings can have the following effects:
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Thread breakage
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Eyes on the underside of the cloth
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Loud noises
6.1.1 Size of the finger run
12 3 4
Standard checking
Dependent on the subclass-end-no., lever 3 should be eccentrically
bearinged approx. 3 to 4 mm.
–
Check the distances
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff!
Set the eccentricity only with the sewing machine turned off.
Correction
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Loosen nut 4.
Use the special wrench (Order No. 0367 250030).
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Turn the eccentric.
Subclass-End-No. 3 Eccentricity approx. 3 mm
(Subclass-End-No. 4 Eccentricity approx. 4 mm)
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Tighten nut 4 again.
ATTENTION !
After a correction of the size, the open gap and the timing of the
opening are to be checked and corrected, if necessary.
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6.1.2 Lifting course
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Caution: Danger of Injury !
Switch off main switch.
Adjust lifting course only when sewing machine is switched off.
Standard checking
Lifting finger 4 must lift bobbin c ase 3 in such a way that the thread can
slip laterally between bobbin case lug 5 and the gap of the throat plate
without being hindered.
When bobbin case 3 is lifted, the distance x between holding lug 5 and
the gap of the throat plate must correspond to the thickness of the
sewing thread.
–
Sew some stitches manually.
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Check distance x at the moment of the bobbin case lifting.
Correction
–
3
Loosen screws 1 and 2
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Set the position of the finger accordingly.
–
Tighten screws 1 and 2 again.
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6.1.3 Timing of the bobbin case opening
Standard checking
The bobbin case should be open at the instant that the thread passes
through between the bobbin case and its holder.
1
2
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff!
Set the timing the bobbin case opening only with the sewing
machine turned off.
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Loosen two screws 1.
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Turn the handwheel .
After taking up the loop, the hook point should be in the “ 3 o’clock
position ”.
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Turn shaft 2.
The finger should be at the forward reversing point.
The case is fully opened.
–
Tighten two screws 1 again.
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7. Upper feed settings
7.1 Altering the upper feed
Mechanical sewing foot stroke adjustment
The foot stroke can be adjusted to match the thickness of the material
during the sewing through the setting wheel 7 on the arm cover.
The joint for the sewing foot stroke adjustment is provided with an
eccentric. The eccentric allows the an altering of the foot stroke from 1
to6mmorfrom1.6to7mm.
Electro-pneumatic stroke adjustment (HP)
The maximum stroke can be activated while sewing is in progress using
the knee switch, when sewing thick material or for overstitching cross
seams .
7.1.1 Lateral position of the lever for transmitting the setting w heel motion
3
1
4
7
5
6
2
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The lever 3 should be centered in the slit of the arm cover.
During operation without the arm cover, the safety stop 1 prevents the
no longer arrested joint 2 from being torn out of the bearing.
At the smallest and the largest stroke there is a clearance of
approx. 0.4 mm between the joint 2 and the safety stop 1.
Caution: Danger of Injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust lateral position of the lever only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
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Standard checking
The lateral position of lever 4 must ensure that the ball stud 3 is in the
centre of slit 8 when the arm cover is placed on.
–
Unscrew fastening screws of arm cover 9.
–
Lift arm cover 9 slightly and check lateral position of lever 4.
Correction
–
Remove arm cover.
–
Loosen clamping screw 5 at lever 4.
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Shift lever 4 axially on shaft 6.
Attention!
The lever must not be twisted when being shifted axially.
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Tighten clamping screw 5.
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7.1.2 Setting range of the sew ing foot stroke adjustment
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust setting range of sewing foot stroke adjustment only
when sewing machine is switched off.
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Standard checking
If the setting wheel 5 for the sewing foot stroke adjustment is in position
“min.”, the minimum sewing foot stroke of 1 mm or 1.6 mm respectively
must be effective.
–
Turn setting wheel in setting position “min.”.
–
Turn handwheel and measure sewing foot stroke.
Correction
–
5
Screw off arm cover.
–
Screw off safety stop 2.
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Loosen fastening screw 4 of stop sheet 3.
–
Adjust stop sheet 3.
Stroke adjustment range 1 to 6 mm
Press stop sheet 3 upwards as far as it will go.
Stroke adjustment range 1.6 to 7 mm
Press stop sheet 3 downwards as far as it will go.
–
Tighten clamping screw 4.
–
Screw on s afety stop 2.
ATTENTION !
The safety stop 2 avoids that - when operating without arm
cover - the joint, which is no longer locked, is pulled out of the bearing.
Never run the sewing machine without safety stop 2.
–
The oil wick 1 must be in the lubrication groove of the stroke
eccentric.
ATTENTION !
After a correction of the setting range of the sewing foot stroke
adjustment the feeding motion of the feed-dog has to be checked
and corrected, if necessary.
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7.1.3 Position of the lever for transmitting the setting wheel motion
1
2
3
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust position of the lever only when sewing machine is
switched off.
Standard checking
Check without setting gauge:
The distance of ball stud 1 to the exterior surface of the casing wall
must amount to 78 mm.
–
Measure distance of the ball stud to the exterior surface of the
casing wall.
Controll with Gauge
Gauge Order-No. 0767 250020
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Place the gauge 3 as represented in the picture.
–
Check the distance between the ball stud 1 and the gauge 3.
Correction
–
Loosen clamping screw 2 at the lever.
–
If no setting gauge is available, twist lever on shaft until the
distance of ball stud 1 to the exterior surface of the casing amounts
to 44 mm.
–
Tighten clamping screw 2.
–
Screw on arm cover.
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ATTENTION !
By sewing machines with FA or with Speedomat (HP 13-7),
the potentiometer in the arm is to be checked and corrected,
if necessary, after a correction of the position of the lever.
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7.2 Feeding Foot and Presser Foot
7.2.1 Feeding foot and presser foot stroke
1
2
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust feeding foot and presser foot stroke only when
sewing machine is switched off.
3
Standard checking
The strokes of feeding foot 1 and presser foot 2 must be equally high, if
the minimum sewing foot stroke is set.
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Set stitch length “0".
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Set medium sewing foot pressure.
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Set minimum sewing foot stroke (setting wheel in position “min.”).
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Loosen the feed dog.
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Place a plate (approx. 3 mm) under the sewing foot.
–
Turn handwheel and compare strokes of feeding foot 1 and presser
foot 2.
Correction
–
Remove plastic c over 4 from the arm cover.
4
–
Turn handwheel.
The sewing foot with the higher stroke must be slightly lifted from
the throat plate.
–
Loosen screw 3.
In case the presser foot had been lifted, it is lowered by the spring.
In case the feeding foot had been lifted, it has to be pressed
downwards manually.
–
Tighten screw 3 again.
–
Check whether both strokes are equally high.
If not, the adjustment has to be corrected.
–
Reinsert plastic cover 4.
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The correct feeding motion of feeding foot 1 ensues from the
adjustment of the feeding motion of the feed-dog (see chapter 3.2.4
Feeding motion of the feed-dog). Both motions are generated by the
same eccentric.
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7.2.2 Stroke motion of the feeding foot
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust stroke motion of the feeding foot only w hen sewing
machine is s witched off.
Adjustment preconditions
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Feeding foot and presser foot stroke correctly adjusted
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Stroke motion of feed-dog correctly adjusted
1
2
3
Standard checking
The feeding foot moving downwards must reach the throat plate level
simultaneously with the feed-dog moving upwards and the needle going
down.
–
Set stitch length “0”.
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Set maximum sewing foot stroke (setting wheel in position “max.”).
–
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4
Turn handwheel in travel direction and observe stroke motion of
feeding foot.
Correction
–
Remove plastic c over 4 from the arm cover.
–
Loosen both core pins 1 at the stroke eccentric 2.
–
Move point of the down-going needle to feed-dog height by
handwheel.
–
Twist stroke eccentric 2 on shaft in such a way that the feeding foot
rests on the feed-dog.
Attention!
The stroke eccentric 2 must not be shifted axially on the shaft when
being twisted.
Through the drill-hole in the stroke eccentric 2 other sewing
machine components are supplied with oil. Therefore the capillary
tube 3 with the wick must touch the lubrication groove in the stroke
eccentric.
–
Tighten core pins 1.
–
Reinsert plastic cover 4 in arm cover.
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7.3 Potentiometer for Automatic Speed Limitation
1
2
3
X14
4
The FA-Ve rsion sewing machine is equipped with a potentiometer for
speed limitation in case of higher strokes.
The potentiometer 3 is mechanically connected with the setting wheel
on the arm cover via shaft 2, lever 1 and ball stud.
The control recognizes the set sewing foot stroke via potentiometer 3
and adapts the speed automatically.
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Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust position of the potentiometer only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
Standard checking
The sewing machine has to be checked according to the following
description.
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Set the minimum foot stroke “min” by setting wheel.
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Take off cover of the machine head distributor.
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Separate plug X14 from the distributor.
–
Remove arm cover.
–
Measure the resistance at the green (a) and the brown (b) cable of
potentiometer 3 with an ohmmeter. The resistance should amount
to approx. 9 kOhm.
–
Set the maximum foot stroke “max” by setting wheel.
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Pull lever 1 in the centre of the sewing head as far as it will go.
–
Measure the resistance at the green (a) and the brown (b) cable of
potentiometer 3 with an ohmmeter. The resistance should amount
to approx. 1 kOhm.
–
Reconnect plug X14 to the distributor.
–
Mount arm cover.
–
Mount cover of the machine head distributor.
–
The adjustment has to be checked with parameter 188 afterwards.
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1
2
3
X14
4
Correction
If the mentioned values are not correct, the position of potentiometer 1
has to be readjusted.
–
Loosen core pin 4.
–
Adjust shaft of potentiometer 1 in such a way that the
corresponding resistance is achieved.
–
Push potentiometer c ompletely in the drill-hole of setting shaft 2.
–
Tighten core pin 4 again.
Checking and adjusting of the potentiometer is also possible with the
Efka control DA82GA with control panel V810 or V820
(see chapter Controls and Control Panel Efka).
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8. Sewing foot height and sewing foot lift
8.1 Electropneumatic sewing foot lift
The sewing machine is equipped with a standard electropneumatic
sewing foot lift (FLP).
By pedalling backwards the sewing feet are pneumatically lifted via
cylinder 7 (e.g. for corner sewing).
For lifting the sewing feet the piston rod of cylinder 7 extends.
The motion of the piston rod is transmitted to shaft 4 via lever 3, rod 2
and lever 1.
The pneumatically raised feet should have the following clearance to
the needle plate:
Sewing machines with needle return device = 16 mm
Sewing machines with short thread trimmer
with needle return device = 15 mm
Sewing machines without needle return device = 8 mm
Standard checking
In case of electropneumatically lifted sewing feet:
–
The distance between sewing feet and throat plate should amount
to 16 mm.
The distance should amount 15 mm with sewing machines
equipped with short thread trimmer
In case of lowered sewing feet:
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Lever 3 must stand horizontally.
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The distance between lever 3 and the front cast edge 12 must
be 1 mm.
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Dowel pin 6 must have a distance of approx. 0.5 mm to the end of
the slit in fork lever 5.
ATTENTION !
If the sewing feet are lowered, dowel pin 6 must not abut on
the end of the slit in fork lever 5. Otherwise the dowel pin
prevents that the sewing feet are lowered to the fabric level,
which can lead to feeding problems when sewing thin material.
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Switch on main switch.
–
Step pedal backwards halfway.
Lift sewing feet.
–
Check distance between lifted sewing feet and throat plate.
–
Lower sewing feet.
The sewing feet must rest on the throat plate.
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Switch off main switch.
–
Tilt sewing machine back.
–
Check horizontal position of lever 3.
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Check distance between lever 3 and front cast edge 12.
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910
1
5
2
8
6
3
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11
7
2
12
3
1mm
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3
8
6
11
Correction
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Adjust height of the electropneumatically lifted sewing feet only when
sewing machine is switched off.
–
Turn handwheel until both feet rest on the throat plate.
–
Alter screw 8 correspondingly in order to reach the lift stroke
of 16 mm.
Hint
When sewing thin material feeding problems can occur if pin 2 hinders
the lowering of both sewing foot to the fabric level.
Check distance of pin 6 to the slit end and correct, if necessary.
The distance should amount to approx. 0.5 mm.
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Loosen screws 9 and 10.
–
Press lever 1 downwards and press pin 6 upwards simultaneously.
Pin 6 s hould have a distance of approx. 0.5 mm to the end of the
slit.
–
Tighten screw 9 again.
–
Position lever 3.
The lateral distance to the cast trunk should amount to 1 mm and
the distance between pin 6 and the slit end should be 0.5 mm.
–
Turn shaft 11 completely to the right and tighten screw 10 again.
–
Check height of the pneumatically lifted feet.
Correct adjustment, if necessary.
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8.2 Sewing Foot Locking
1
2
3
5
4
1
3
6
The lifted sewing feet are locked in position “up” by lifting lever 1 (e.g.
for winding the bobbin thread or for changing the sewing feet).
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Check and adjust height of the locked sewing feet only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
Standard checking
The distance between the sewing feet locked in position “up” by lifting
lever 1 and the throat plate should a mount to 8 mm.
–
Set minimum sewing foot stroke (setting wheel in position “min.”).
–
Move both sewing feet to the same level by handwheel.
–
Lock sewing feet in position “up” by lifting lever 1.
–
Check distance between locked sewing feet and throat plate.
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Correction
–
Place spacer (8.5 mm thick) below the locked sewing feet.
Due to the clearance in the transmission elements the sewing foot
height will be 8 mm.
–
Loosen clamping screw 2 at lifting block 3.
–
Take off head cover.
–
Press dowel pin 6 upwards until the end of the slit in fork lever 5.
–
Press lifting block 3 against the surface of lifting lever 1.
Attention!
Lifting block 3 must not be shifted axially because shaft 4 is axially
fixed by same.
–
Tighten clamping screw 2.
Lifting lever 1 must be positioned in such a way that its surface is
parallel to lifting block 3.
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8.3 Lift Limitation
1
2
3
Standard checking
The stopper screw 2 limits the lift when the knee lever is pressed all the
way to the right. This p revents a collision between the sewing feet and
the needle bar.
–
Lift the sewing foot using the knee lever.
–
Check whether the needle bar does not hit the lifted transport foot.
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff!
Set the stopper screw only with the sewing machine turned off.
Correction
–
Loosen lock nut 1.
–
Set stopper screw 2.
The clearance between the stopper screw 2 and the lever 3 should
be 0.5 mm when the sewing feet are fully raised.
–
Tighten lock nut 1 again.
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9. Thread Tension Lift
9.1 Thread Tension Opening
1
2
3
4
Standard checking
The thread tension is opened,
–
when the knee lever is operated.
–
when the sewing feet are raised with the pedal by sewing machines
with“RAP”and“FLP”.
–
during the thread trimming sequence.
Check whether the tension discs are open when performing the
above functions.
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Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff!
Set the thread tension opening only with the sewing machine
turned off.
The opening with the magnet is set with the sewing machine
turned on.
Conduct the setting only with the greatest possible caution !
Correction
Opening with the magnet
–
Loosen screw 4.
–
Set the position of the wire 3.
The clearance between the carrier plate 2 and the arm 1 should be
0.5 mm when the thread tension is open.
–
Tighten screw 4 again.
Opening with the knee lever
–
Loosen screw 5.
–
Move lever 6 axially on the shaft.
The clearance between the carrier plate 2 and the arm 1 should be
0.5 mm when the thread tension is open.
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The lever 6 should not be turned on the shaft because the
previously set lift limitation would be changed.
–
Tighten screw 5 again.
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9.2 Thread Tension Lift
1
4
2
3
Standard checking
Spring travel:
The thread controller spring 4 must keep the needle thread under a
minor tension from the raised position of the thread lever to the moment
the needle’s eye penetrates the material.
The thread controller spring 4 must abut on the stop not before the eye
of the needle has penetrated the material.
Spring tension:
The required tension of thread controller spring 4 depends on the
material to be sewn.
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Adjust thread controller spring only when sewing machine is
switched off.
Correction
Set spring tension:
–
Loosen core pin 1.
–
Pull complete thread guide unit out of the machine casing.
–
Loosen core pin 1.
–
Twist bolt 2 until the desired spring tension is reached.
–
Tighten core pin 1.
–
Mount thread guide unit.
–
Tighten core pin 3.
Set spring travel:
–
Loosen core pin 3.
–
Twist c omplete thread guide unit with bolt 2.
–
Tighten core pin 3.
–
Check whether the above-mentioned points are fulfilled.
If not, the adjustment has to be corrected.
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10. Safety Clutch
10.1 Engage disengaged safety clutch
The standard safety clutch 2 in the lower toothed belt wheel protects
the hook from being displaced or damaged in case of thread jamming in
the hook path.
When the hook is blocked, the safety c lutch 2 must come out.
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Engage safety clutch only when sewing machine is switched off.
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2
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Set free blocked hook (eliminate fault).
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Stick a pin (q 5 mm) in drill-hole 1 of the outer clutch disc.
–
Turn handwheel until the pin can be stuck in the drill-holes of both
clutch parts.
–
Turn handwheel forwards and backwards until the hook is freely
movable again.
–
Pull out pin.
–
Hold down hook and turn handwheel until safety clutch 2 engages.
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10.2 Adjust Transmittable Torque
Standard checking
The torque transmittable from safety clutch 4 is adjusted by the supplier
by means of a torque spanner.
ATTENTION !
Increase the torque adjusted by the supplier only in case of a frequent
disengagement of safety clutch 4 when processing heavy-weight
material.
1
3
2
1
3
Correction
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Adjust transmittable torque of the safety clutch only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
–
Loosen counternuts 3.
- Adjust torque:
Screw in core pin 1 = increase torque.
Screw out core pin 1 = reduce torque.
–
Tighten counternuts 3 again.
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11. Bobbin Winder
1
2
Standard checking
The bobbin winder must stop automatically when the bobbin is filled up
to approx. 0.5 mm from its edge.
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Adjust bobbin capacity only when sewing machine is switched off.
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Correction
Minor alterations of the bobbin capacity:
- Adjust setting screw 1 at the release lever 2.
Reduce bobbin capacity: Screw in setting screw 1
Increase bobbin capacity: Screw out setting screw 1
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12. Lubrication
12 3 4 5
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6
7
8
9101112131415
16 17 18 19 20 21
Oil feed to the sew ing head
The spriral grooves in the hook drive shaft 13 feed the oil from the pan
through the pipe 23 to the basin 3 in the sewing head. The check valve
24 in this pipe prevents the oil from running back w hen the machine is
idle. The viewing glass 15 allows a checking of the oil feed.
The oil exiting from the brass tube 4 drips onto the foam rubber ring 1.
From here the oil reaches the pin 2 in the hole of the hollow shaft 6.
The pin conducts the oil further to the wick 7 in the hollow shaft 6. The
wick supplies the lubricating points of the linkage and the oil pad 8 in
the sewing head. From the oil pad the oil is conducted directly or via a
wick to the joints.
Oil feed from the sew ing head to the hook box
The oil spun off in the sewing head is taken up by the felt pad 9 and
conducted to the recirculation wick 10 lying underneath. The
recirculation wick feeds the oil back into the hook box.
The oil dripping from the foam rubber ring 1 in the basin 3 reaches the
hook box via pipe 5.
The oil spun off by the linkage is caught by the felt plate 11 and led
back to the hook box via pipe 14.
22 23 24
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25
26
27
28
29
30
31
15 34
32
Oil return from the hook box to the oilpan
The oil is conducted to the equalizing reservoir 19 from the hook box
via pipe 18. Via the pipe 21 with the sintered metal filter 20, the pump
12 on the hook shaft sucks oil back into the oilpan again. At the same
time the pump also sucks the oil out of the oilpan via the oil return felt
16 and the pipe 17.
22 = Oil drain screw
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Oil feed to the hook
The oil returned from the sewing head flows into the hook box through
pipe 14. Here the oil can rise to the level at which it flows off to the
equalizing reservoir 19 through the overflow pipe 18.
The hollow hook shaft 30 brings the oil to the upper basin 26 of the
hook via the spriral grooves of the fixed shaft 32. From here the oil
reaches the lower basin 28 through the drilled hole 27. The smaller
portion of this oil is led to the hook run via oil pipe 25 through
centrifugal force. The greater portion of the oil flows back down again
and lubricates the sprockets 31 and the ball bearing 29.
Checking the oil feed and the oil level
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Check the oil feed at the viewing glass 33 with the sewing machine
running.
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Check the oil level at the viewing glass 34.
The oil level should lie between “ FULL ” and “ EMPTY ”.
If not, then fill the oil reserve as described in the Operating
Instructions.
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12.1 General hints concerning the oil lubrication
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6
4
7
8
9
5
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
All operations on oil lubrication components are to be effected only
when sewing machine is switched off.
Carry out adjusting operations and functional tests of the running
machine only with utmost caution.
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During the break-in period the bolts for the sewing foot lifting
mechanism have to be intensively lubricated via the oil wicks.
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12 5
11
ATTENTION!
Before putting the special sewing machine into operation or
after a longer stop the dried out oil wicks and the oil pad 9
in the sewing head have to be soaked with some oil.
See also part 2 (assembly instructions).
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The oil wicks in the sewing head must not touch the withdrawal
wick 11.
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The end of withdrawal wick 11 must lie in the oil sump of oil pad 5
over its whole length (approx. 10 - 15 mm). This ensures an
optimum return of the oil from the sewing head.
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The oil wick 1 leading to the needle bar wing 4 must be fixed
between nut 2 in the cast and support spring 3 of the withdrawal
wick. Oil wick 1 must not have any contact with oil pad 5.
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When exchanging the oil pad 9 please observe that the “ porous”
side is facing the guide 10.
The two oil wicks 7 and 8 leading to the oil pad 9 must be s afely
fixed under sheet 6.
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12.2 Hook Lubrication
1
2
3
4
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Set the hook lubrication only with the sewing machine turned off.
Conduct function tests with the machine running only with the utmost
caution.
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The hook should be lubricated with a small quantity of oil.
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Let the sewing machine run approx. 2 minutes.
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Let the sewing machine run in intervals.
Hold a piece of paper next to the hook and check if sufficient oil is
spun off onto the paper.
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Remove cover plate 2.
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Loosen screw 3 until the tube 1 not longer moves.
This is the case when the tube is in the center of the drilled hole.
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Turn screw 3 in until the tube movement just starts and then an 1/8
turn farther.
The hook lubrication is preset.
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Attach cover plate 2 again.
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Setting the hook lubrication with screw 3.
Turn screw 3 in = Reduce the oil quantity
Turn screw 3 out = Increase the oil quantity
ATTENTION !
The setting range between the minimum and maximum oil quantity
is only 1/4 turn.
When screw 3 is turned in too far, then there is a danger that the
tube 1 will be pressed together and the oil flow interrupted.
Note
In order that a positive lubrication is assured during the running-in
period, a relatively large oil quantity is set at the factory.
This is to be reduced to the necessary quantity after the running-in
period.
Clogs in the oil feed to the hook run can be eliminated by a jet of air.
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Turn out screw 4.
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Eliminate the clog with a jet of air.
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Turn in screw 4 tight again.
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12.3 Change Oil
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ATTENTION !
The oil has to be changed after the first 500 operating hours.
Thereafter it has to be changed every two years, independent
of the number of operating hours.
Oil the special sewing machine exclusively with lubricating oil DA-10 or
an equivalent oil with the following specification:
2
- Viscosity at 40° C: 10mm
- Ignition point: 150 °C
DA-10 can be bought at the sales points of the
DÜRKOPP ADLER AG under the following parts numbers:
250-ml-Container: 9047 000011
1-Litre-Container: 9047 000012
2-Litre-Container: 9047 000013
5-Litre-Container: 9047 000014
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Change oil only when sewing machine is switched off.
Oil can cause skin eruption.
Avoid a longer contact with the skin.
Wash yourself thoroughly after a contact.
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Screw off cover of the oil pan.
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Unscrew locking screw 3 and drain off used oil. Deliver used oil to
an authorized collecting station.
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Clean oil pan and ventilation tube 4.
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Clean fluid reservoir 1 and sintered metal filter 2.
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Screw in locking screw 3 with a new sealing ring 5.
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Screw on c over of the oil pan with a new gasket.
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Fill up fresh oil via charging funnel 6 (see operating instructions).
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12.4 Oil level in the fluid reservoir
A considerable rise of the oil level in the fluid reservoir 1 or an oil
overflow can be caused by the following:
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Wrong position of the fluid reservoir 1
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Blockage of the sintered metal filter 2
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Leakage of tube 3
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Malfunction of the oil pump
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Please find hereafter how to proceed for finding out the cause of the oil
rise and how to eliminate the fault:
Caution: Danger of injury !
Switch off main switch.
Eliminate cause of the oil rise in the fluid reservoir only when sewing
machine is s witched off.
1. Wrong position of the fluid reservoir 1
In case of a vertical position of the sewing machine head the fluid
reservoir 1 must also be in a vertical position.
–
Position fluid reservoir 1 correspondingly.
2. Blockage of the sintered metal filter 2
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Remove sintered metal filter 2.
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Blow through sintered metal filter 2 with compressed air pistol from
the inside to the outside.
3. Leakage of the tube 3
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Exchange tube 3 between sintered metal filter 2 and oil pump.
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4. Malfunction of the pump
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Remove one locking ring at bolt 8.
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Pull out bolt 8.
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Loosen both core pins 5 at the stroke eccentric.
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Push stroke eccentric 4 to the right.
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Swivel tie rod 1 upwards and push it to the right.
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Pull off pump ring 2 to the right.
The pump ring can only be pulled off in a certain position. Turn
pump ring 2 before pulling it off.
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Take off piston 7 and spring 6.
3
Exchange damaged or worn parts, if necessary.
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Clean the pump.
Pull off the hose 3 and blow the pump with a compressed air.
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ATTENTION !
When cleaning the oil pump 2 the position of the stroke
eccentric 4 is changed.
After cleaning the oil pump the stroke motion of the feed-dog has
to be readjusted (see chapter 3.2.3 Lifting motion of the feed-dog).
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12.5 Mounting of the head cover
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During operation of the sewing machine, oil is also spun off against the
inside of the head cover. In order to prevent this oil from running out of
the head, the felt pad 2 is glued onto the head cover to conduct the oil
to the r ecirculation felt 4.
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Attach or detach the head cover only with the sewing machine
turned off.
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Place the head cover and screw fast.
The felt tongue 2 of the head cover 1 must be clamped
between the recirculation felt 4 and the nipple of the wick 5.
The foil 3 must touch on the inside of the head cover.
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13. Thread trimmer (Class 767-FA-...)
13.1 Function sequence
1
2
4
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When, during sewing, the pedal is stepped completely back in order to
trigger the trimming sequence, then the needle is positioned in the 1.
position. The drive stops briefly.
The magnet presses the roller lever 1 against the lowest point of the
guide curve 2. The thread knife 4 is swung completely away from the
counter knife 3 thereby.
The sewing machine runs with a cutting speed of 150
When the guide curve 2 swings the thread pulling knife 4 to the counter
knife 3, then the thread pulling knife is swung to just in front of the nose
of the bobbin case in the 1st movement phase. Through this, the thread
pulling knife is outside of the movement range of the bobbin case
opener finger.
At the beginning of the 2nd movement phase the thread pulling knife
first catches the hook and then the needle thread. The thread tension is
opened. In due course the thread pulling knife pulls thread from the
spool. Just before the thread lever high position the threads are cut and
the underthread clamped.
When the thread lever high position and thus the 2nd position are
reached, the drive stops. The magnet for the thread tension opening
and the magnet for the thread trimmer are turned off.
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13.2 Thread pulling knife
1
2
3
4
5
6
Standard checking
The thread pulling knife is to be set sideways so that it swings past at a
safe clearance to the nose of the bobbin case. The thread pulling knife
may not collide with the bobbin case.
The height of the thread pulling knife is to be set so that it swings as
close as possible over the bobbin without touching it.
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Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Set the thread pulling knife only with the sewing machine
turned off.
Correction
Sideways setting
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Loosen screws 3 and 4.
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Set the thread pulling knife 1 sideways as described above.
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Tighten screws 3 and 4 again.
Height
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Loosen screws 2 and 5 on the setting collars.
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Set the height of the thread pulling knife.
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Fix shaft 6 axially with the two setting collars so that the thread
pulling knife can move easily without play.
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Tighten screws 2 and 5 on the setting collars again.
ATTENTION !
A false setting of the height can lead to following consequences:
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No secure catching of the threads.
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Contact of the slider.
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Damage to the bobbin.
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13.3 Counter knife and underthread clamp
“X”
1
3
4
5
6
2
7
8
Standard checking
The clearance between the blade of the c ounter knife 1 and the slider
guide 3 s hould be “X” mm.
(x=26mmwitha26mmq bobbin / x = 25 mm with a 32 mm q bobbin)
The knives should securely cut with the least possible pressure of the
counter knife on the thread pulling knife 2. This is normally the case when,
with the knives half overlapped, the counter knife blade just touches the
thread pulling knife.
During the trimming sequence the underthread clamp 4 should firmly clamp the
underthread so that it is securely caught by the needle thread during sewing-on.
Trim the threads with the manually operated thread pulling knife. Pull the
thread out of the clamp and thereby check the clamping effect. If the clamping
effect is too great or too small, then the underthread clamp must be set again.
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Set the counter knife and underthread clamp only with the sewing
machine turned off.
Correction
Counter knife
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Loosen screws 7 and 8.
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Align the counter knife carrier.
The above points must be met.
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Tighten screws 7 and 8 again.
Underthread clamp
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Loosen screws 5 and 6.
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Align the underthread clamp 4.
The above points must be met.
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Tighten screws 5 and 6 again.
ATTENTION !
When the pressure of the counter knife is set too high, then
this leads to increased knife wear. A false setting of the
underthread clamp can lead to sewing-on problems.
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13.4 Guide curve, slewing range of the thread pulling knife and roller lever
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Standard checking
The guide curve 4 determines the movement sequence of the thread
pulling knife.
The setting of the swung-out thread pulling k nife results when the roller
lever 2 touches on the lowest point of the guide curve.
The guide curve 4 may not touch the roller lever 2 during sewing.
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Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Set the guide curve, swing range of the thread pulling knife and roller
lever only with the sewing machine turned off.
Correction
Position of the guide curve
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Loosen screws 3 (3 x).
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Set guide curve 4.
In the thread lever high position the center of hole 7 and the center
of shaft 8 and the roller 6 should lie in a line (A).
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Tighten screws 3 (3 x) again.
Swing range of the thread pulling knife
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Loosen screw 5.
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Set magnet anchor 9.
The back of the thread pulling knife 11 should lie flush to the blade
of the counter knife 10 when the magnet anchor 9 is fully extended.
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Tighten screw 5 again.
Setting of the roller lever
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Loosen screw 1.
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Turn roller lever 2 on the shaft.
The roller 6 should lie centered to the guide curve.
The clearance of the roller lever 2 to the highest point of the guide
curve should be 0.1 mm when the magnet anchor 9 is fully
extended.
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Tighten screw 1 again.
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14. Short thread trimmer (KFA - 373)
Only possible with the Efka Sewing drive DC1600 DA82GA.
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Check the EPROM version
For the present kit is the use of the EPROM from Version 3312 “F” to “J”
or from 3316 “A” required.
EPROM check Parameter 179
14.1 Parameter settings
Parameter 136 to 2
Parameter 154 to 7
Parameter 171 Position 2 (leading edge “496”)
Parameter 180 Number of reversion increments 114
Parameter 181 Activation delay of reversion 10
Parameter 182 Reversion “ON”
Parameter 190 Activation angle of the thread trimmer 340
Parameter 192 Activation angle of thread tension r elease 310
14.2 Mechanical setting of the short thread trimmer
Position 2A (trailing edge “034”)
14.2.1 Setting the cutting position
15 22 12 2
Standard checking
Check whether the lower surface of the thread-pulling knife 12 rests
upon the curved guide 15.The thread-pulling knife 12 must be flush with
the rounded edge of the holder 2 (see picture).
When moving the thread pulling knife a light counter-pressure must be
noticeable. The magnet must still be able to lead the thread-pulling
knife 12 surely into the initial position.
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Correction
Carry out the setting of the cutting position according to the following
sequences.
1. Loosen all the clamping on the axis of the holder 2.
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Screw on the gauge X (Part No. 0767 290030) and shift the axle of
the holder 2 to press against the gauge on the bottom.
(See picture).
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Screw on and tighten the adjustment discs on the axle of the
holder 2.
Hint:
The adjustment discs set the height of the thread-pulling knife 12
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The rest of the clampings on the axle of the holder 2 will be
tightened later.
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2. Positioning of the counter-knife 3, thread clamp 4 and support 1
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Screw on the thread-pulling knife 12 with the rounded rear edge on
the holder 2.
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Adjust the support 1 with the counter knife 3 and the clamping
plate 4 screwed on, in such a way that when moving the thread
pulling knife 12 a light cutting pressure is to be felt at the counter
knife 3.
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Set the support 1 to the rear until it touches the cast iron and then
push it slightly to the left, in order to have a clearance of 0,5 mm
remaining between the clamping plate 4 and the rear part of the
thread pulling knife 12. If necessary, loosen the screws of the
clamping plate 4 and position it again.
Hint:
The thread-pulling knife 12 is in its rear position.
3. Screw off the thread-pulling knife 12 again.
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Screw on the throat plate 22, check whether a clearance (for the
thread) exists between the middle section of the hook and the throat
plate 22.
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Screw on the thread-pulling knife 12 again ( it should be flush with
the rounded rear edge of the holder 2).
4. Align the trimmer disc 8 with the gauge 6.
For that purpose
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Set the thread lever to its highest position
(the clamping screw 5 is still unfastened see 1st point).
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Insert the gauge 6 to the roll 11 as represented in the picture.
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Insert the thread trimmer disc 8 in the gauge 6 and fasten it.
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Afterwards remove the gauge 6 !
Check whether all moving parts are running smoothly!
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14.2.2 Align the trimmer disc w ith the gauge
Y12
5. Set the piston rod of the magnet 10.
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2
Loosen the block 7 on the piston rod of the magnet 10.
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Twist the piston rod completely on the block 7 and tighten it.
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6. Screw on the gauge Y (Part No. 0767 290020)
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Position the roll 11 against the disc 8.
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Position the trimmer disc 8 to its lowest position by turning the
handwheel. (Lowest position:where the roll 11 comes closest to the
to the axis of rotation of the disc 8). The thread pulling knife abut on
the gauge Y, see picture.
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Tighten the clamping screw 5 again.
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Screw off the gauge Y.
7. Tighten the lever 1 to the shaft of the thread-pulling knife support 2
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Turn the machine using the handwheel, s o that the roll 11 clings to
the highest point of the thread trimmer disc 8.
(Highest position: where the roll 11 is furthest from the axis of
rotation of the thread trimmer disc 8).
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There should be a clearance of 0.1 mm between the roll 11 and the
peak of the trimmer disc 8.
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Press the rod of the magnet 10 downward in the direction of the
arrow and tighten the clamping screw 1 in this position.
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Check whether all moving parts are running smoothly!
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14.3 Short thread trimmer oversized hook
Only possible with the Efka Sewing drive DC1600 DA82GA.
Check the EPROM version
For the present kit is the use of the EPROM from Version 3312 “F” to “J”
or from 3316 “A” required.
EPROM check Parameter 179
14.3.1 Parameter settings
Check the parameter sheet 9800 130014 PB53.
Parameter 136 to 2
Parameter 154 to 7
Parameter 171 Position 2 (leading edge “496”)
Parameter 180 Number of reversion increments 114
Parameter 181 Activation delay of reversion 10
Parameter 182 Reversion “ON”
Parameter 190 Activation angle of the thread trimmer 340
Parameter 192 Activation angle of thread tension r elease 310
Position 2A (trailing edge “034”)
14.3.2 Mechanical setting of the short thread trimmer
14.3.2.1 Setting the cutting position
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X
2
Standard checking
The thread-pulling knife 12 must be flush with the centerpiece
holder 15.
When moving the thread-pulling knife a light counter-pressure must be
noticeable.
Correction
Carry out the setting of the cutting position according to the following
sequences.
1. Loosen all the clamping on the axis of the holder 2.
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Screw on the gauge X (Part No. 0767 290030) and shift the axle of
the holder 2 to press against the gauge on the bottom (see picture).
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4
3
–
Screw on and tighten the adjustment discs on the axle of
the holder 2.
Hint:
The adjustment discs set the height of the thread-pulling knife 12,
yet the thread-pulling knife holder 2 should be slightly movable.
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The rest of the clampings on the axle of the holder 2 will be
tightened later.
2. Positioning of the counter-knife 3 and the thread clamp 4.
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Screw on the gauge Z (Part No. 0767 290070).
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4
3
12
Bring the counter knife 3 toward the gauge and fasten it together
with the c lamping plate 4.
When the thread-pulling knife 12 is at its rear position, the clamping
thread 4 should hold slitghtly the lower thread between the
clamping thread 4 and the counter knife 3.
If necessary, loosen the screws of the clamping plate 4 and position
it again.
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15
Z
15
3. Checking the free space between the centerpiece hook 23
and the centerpiece holder 15.
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There should be enough room for the thread between the
centerpiece holder 15 and the hook median 23.
Correction
Set the height at the r ear of the postioner 22 of the centerpiece
holder 15, see picture.
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4. Align the trimmer disc 8 with the gauge 6 ( Part No. 0767 290050),
For that purpose:
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Set the thread lever to its highest position.
(the clamping screw 5 is still unfastened - see 1st point)
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Insert the gauge 6 to the roll 11 through the unfastened trimmer
disc 8.
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Fasten the trimmer disc 8 and remove the gauge 6.
Check whether all moving parts are running smoothly.
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5. Set the piston rod of the magnet 10.
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Loosen the block 7 on the piston rod of the magnet 10.
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Twist the piston rod completely on the block 7 and tighten it.
6. Set the thread-pulling knife 12 with the gauge Y
(Part-No. 0767 290020).
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Position the roll 11 against the trimmer disc 8.
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Position the trimmer disc 8 to its lowest position by turning the
handwheel.
(Lowest position: where the roll 11 comes closest to the axis of
rotation of the disc 8). The thread-pulling knife abut on the gauge Y,
see picture.
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Tighten the clamping screw 5.
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Screw off the gauge Y.
7. Set the roll 11 to the thread trimmer disc 8.
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Turn the machine using the handwheel, s o that the roll 11 clings to
the highest point of the thread trimmer disc 8.
(Highest position: where the roll 11 is furthest from the axis of
rotation of the thread trimmer disc 8).
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There should be a clearance of 0.1 mm between the roll 11 and the
peak of the trimmer disc 8.
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Press the rod of the magnet 10 downward in the direction of the
arrow and tighten the clamping screw 1 in this position.
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Check whether all moving parts are running smoothly.
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14.4 Adjust the thread cutting stitch before thread cutting
1
Standard checking
The length of the last stitch before thread cutting can be adjusted.
Thus, the lengths of the cut-off needle and bobbin threads can be
influenced. Both thread ends should have almost the same length.
Correction
The length of the thread cutting stitch is influenced by means of
screw 1.
Turning the screw in clockwise direction means longer stitches.
Turning the screw counter-clockwise means shorter stitches.
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14.5 Thread clamp (Thread feeding device)
With the thread clamp 2 and the relevant electronic components, the
thread is pulled downward and swallowed up w hile sewing on. In order
to avoid a threadbreakage (the thread can get jammed between the
sewing foot and material) the sewing foot is briefly relieved.
The strength of the relief depends on the position of the adjusting wheel
20 (stroke adjustment).
Higher stroke stronger relief (thicker material)
Lower stroke weaker relief (thinner material)
The correct function of the thread clamp 2 depends on the setting of the
potentiometer (the potentiometer is in general correctly set).
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14.6 Errors, Cause and Remedy
Error Cause and Remedy
The thread does not
get cut
Upper threadtoo short - Pretension too strong / - Trimmer disc too early
The thread clampdoes
not clamp
The upper thread is not
pulled downward or the
thread breaks while
sewing on
The thread-pulling
knife does not catch
the thread
The thread-pulling
knife will not be
takento its catching
position
- Check parameter
- Knife dull or faulty
- Cutting pressure pulling-knife/counter-knife
- Pulling-knife position
- Trimmer disc: Check the height of the thread-pulling
knife to the counter-knife
- Dirt particle in the thread guide
- Check parameter
- Check connection to the PCB
-Check parameter
-Check the stroke adjustment
-Sewing foot lift too slow
-Check throttle
-The thread clamp does not clamp
-Check connection to the PCB
- Check the position of the trimmer disc
- Thread-pulling knife not smoothly moving
- Thread-pulling knife not in output position
- Check setting
- Thread-pulling knife too high
- Magnet not set properly
- Too strong pressure of the counter-knife
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Hint!
The regrinding of the counter knife will result in lengthening
the threads cut!
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15. Short thread trimmer (KFA-573)
Can only be used with Efka sewing drive DC1600 DA82GA.
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Check EPROM version
For the present kit is the use of the EPROM from Version 3312 “F” to “J”
or from 3316 “A” required.
EPROM query Parameter 179
15.1 Parameter settings
See parameter sheet 9800 130014 PB53.
Parameter 136 on 2
Parameter 154 on 7
Parameter 171 2nd position (rising edge “496")
Parameter 180 Number of reverse steps 114
Parameter 181 Switch-on delay for reverse rotation on 10
Parameter 182 Reverse rotation on ON
Parameter 190 Switch-on angle of the thread trimmer on 340
Parameter 192 Switching point of the thread tension on 310
15.2 Mechanical adjustment of the short thread trimmer
2A position (falling edge ”034")
15.2.1 Adjusting the cutting position
Standard checking
The adjustment of the cutting position has to be done as described
hereafter.
1. Loosen all clampings on the axle of the thread pulling knifesupport 2.
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–
X
1
2
Screw on gauge X (part no. 0767 290030) and press the axle of the
thread pulling knife support 2 against the gauge X from below.
Tighten the two adjusting rings 1 on the axle of the thread pulling
knife support 2.
Attention: Adjustment must be free of clearance!
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Note:
The adjusting rings fix the height of the thread pulling knife. The
thread pulling knife support 2 must, however, be easily movable.
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The remaining clampings on the axle of the thread pulling knife
support 2 are tightened later.
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Screw the gauge X off again.
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2. Positioning the counter-knife 3, the spring clip 4 and
the thread pulling knife 12.
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Screw the throat plate off,
loosen the fastening screws of counter-knife 3.
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Screw the gauge W (part no. 0767 290070) on the centerpiece
support 15.
Use the fastening screws of the centerpiece support 15 for this
purpose.
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Position the counter-knife 3 in such a way that it abuts on the
gauge.
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Make the spring clip 4 abut on the centerpiece support 15.
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Screw on the thread pulling knife 12, make the point abut on the
front gauge cutout and tighten with the screws under slight pressure
in the direction of the counter-knife 3.
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Adjust the spring clip 4 with a clearance of approx 0.2 mm to the
thread pulling knife 12 and tighten the fastening screws of the
counter-knife 3.
–
Screw the gauge W off again.
Standard checking
In the rear position of the thread pulling knife 12 the spring clip 4 s hould
slightly hold the bobbin thread.
If required, loosen the screws of the spring clip 4 and correct (bring the
thread pulling knife 12 in front position). Do not alter the adjustment of
the counter-knife.
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3. Aligning the cam disc 8 with the gauge 6 (part no. 0767 290050)
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Move the thread lever in top position.
(see opposite illustration).
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Put the gauge 6 over the loosened cam disc 8 on the roller 11.
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Tighten the cam disc 8 and remove the gauge 6.
Check whether all movable parts are running smoothly.
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4. Adjusting the piston rod of magnet 10
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Loosen block 7 on the piston rod of magnet 10.
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Screw the piston rod into the block 7 until a projection of 2 mm is
reached (see opposite illustration) and retighten.
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5. Positioning the thread pulling knife in cutting position
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Make the roller 11 abut on the cam disc 8.
Turn the handwheel until the roller 11 abuts on the highest point of
the cam disc 8.
Note:
At the highest point the roller 11 has the furthest distance from the
rotation axis of the cam disc.
B
A
5
8
11
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Swivel the thread pulling knife in cutting position on the laser
marking A (overlapping 0.5 mm).
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Tighten the roller follower screw 5.
Adjusting the cutting pressure of the thread pulling knife without
gauge W
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Set the laser marking B of the thread pulling knife on the
counter-knife edge and tighten with a slight pressure.
Attention:
The lower corner of the counter-knife 3 must not jut out over the thread
pulling knife 12.
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6. Adjusting the roller 11 as to the cam disc 8.
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Turn the handwheel until the roller 11 abuts on the highest point of
the cam disc 8.
Note:
At the highest point the roller 11 has the furthest distance from the
rotation axis of the cam disc.
Standard:
Between the highest point of the cam disc 8 and the roller 11 there
might be a distance of max. 0.1 mm. The roller 11 must still be
rotatable.
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10 1
7
11
max. 0,1 mm
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Press the piston rod of magnet 10 in the direction of the arrow and
screw lever 1 tight.
Check whether everything is running smoothly.
Check:
Move the thread pulling knife 12 in its rear position (cutting position) by
hand. No clearance must be felt.
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Correction:
–
Loosen the screw at block 7.
Turn the piston rod
in clockwise direction = less clearance,
counter-clockwise = more clearance,
between roller 11 and cam disc 8.
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15.3 Setting the thread trimming stitch for the short thread trimmer
1
Standard checking
The length of the last stitch before thread trimming can be set. Thus,
the length of the cut needle and hook thread is influenced. These two
threads should preferably be equally long.
The last stitch of the short thread trimmer should be approx. 1 - 1.5 mm.
Correction
With the screw 1 the length of the thread trimming stitch is influenced.
When turning the screw in clockwise direction the stitch length will
become longer.
When turning the screw counter-clockwise the stitch length will become
shorter.
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15.4 Thread clamp (thread pulling device)
With the thread clamp 2 and the corresponding electronics the needle
thread is drawn downwards and a loop is formed at the sewing start. In
order that the thread does not break (it may be clamped between foot
and fabric) the sewing foot is released for a short time.
The degree of release is coupled with the position of the setting wheel 1
(stroke adjustment).
High stroke = high degree of release (thick material)
Low stroke = low degree of release (thin material)
The correct function of the thread clamp 2 depends on the setting of the
potentiometer (normally this is set correctly).
Main setting rules
1. The thread pulling knife slightly rests on top of the centerpiece
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support.
Correction: setting 1.
2. The cutting pressure should be as low as possible.
Correction: Setting 2.
3. The overlap should amount to 0.5 mm.
Correction: Setting 5.
4. The thread pulling knife must have no clearance to the rear when in
cutting position.
Correction: Setting 6.
15.5 Possible faults, cause and remedy for the short thread trimmer
Fault Cause and remedy
Thread is not cut - Check parameter;
Needle thread too
short
Thread clamp does not
clamp
Needle thread is not
drawn downwards or
thread breaks at the
seam beginning
Thread pulling knife
does not catch the
thread
Thread pulling knife is
not brought to the
catching position
Notes!
- Blunt or faulty knife;
- Cutting pressure drawknife - counter-knife;
- Position drawknife;
- Cutting cam
- Pretension too strong;
- Cutting cam too early
- Foreign matter in the thread guidance;
- Check parameter;
- Check connection at the printed circuit board
- Check parameter;
- Check stroke adjustment;
- Foot lift too slow;
- Check throttle;
- Thread clamp does not clamp;
- Check connection at the printed circuit board
- Check the position of the cutting cam;
- Thread pulling knife does not run smoothly;
- Thread pulling knife not in initial position;
- Magnet not adjusted correctly;
- Pressure of the counter-knife too strong
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Attention!
It has to be checked whether the hook casing is pressed against the
guide of the base plate by the eccentric of the upper fastening screw.
(Service instructions item 4.3; description of correction).
Attention! The needle thread is not caught and forms a loop
around the thread pulling knife
Check the adjustment of the cutting curve and adjust according to the
top dead centre of the thread lever.
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16. Synchronizer
1
2
3
The setting of the synchronizer is necessary when the synchronizer is
mounted on the handwheel during installation of the machine or when a
replacement of the synchronizer occurs.
The setting of the digital synchronizer is described in the Chapter 16.1
(Positioning).
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff.
Set the synchronizer only with the sewing machine turned off.
Conduct function tests with the machine running only with the
greatest possible caution.
Setting the 1
The trimming sequence is initiated in this position. This procedure
already occurs before the needle low position because the thread
pulling knife would otherwise collide with the bobbin case opener finger.
In this position the lower edge of the needle eye of the lowering needle
should end at the hook covering ring 3.
This is necessary so that the roller lever can be swung against the
lowest point of the guide curve.
–
Turn the handwheel until the described setting is reached.
–
Turn disc 1 accordingly.
Setting the 2nd position
The machine should stop in the thread lever high position after the
trimming sequence.
–
Turn the handwheel until the thread lever high position is reached.
–
Set disc 2 accordingly.
st
position
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The settings of the synchronizer are to be checked with the machine
running !
If the positions are not reached, then the settings are to be corrected
with the machine turned off.
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17. Controls and control panel EFKA
In these Service Instructions only the most important items in the
controls are described.
Please find the comprehensive description in the enclosed operating
instructions of the motor manufacturer.
17.1 Positioning
17.1.1 Defining the positions
Reference position
The reference position is the starting position for all other positions. It is
defined as the position of the needle tip, with the needle descending in
the normal direction of rotation, at the level of the upper side of the
needle plate. With the control correctly set only the reference position
needs to be reset after the removal of the proximity switch: all other
positions are then automatically correct.
Position 1
In position 1, the bottom edge of the needle eye of the lowered needle
must be in the same height as the shuttle plunger ring.
Position 2
In position 2 the thread lever is s hortly after the upper dead center.
(The thread must be cut.)
17.1.2 Adjusting the positions (DC1600/DA82GA)
Once every rotation the digital proximity switch sends 512 pulses
(increments) and one extra pulse to the control. All needle
positions are determined by these pulses and the values
of parameters F-170 and F-171.
The proximity switch requires no mechanical adjustment.
Caution !
All positions must be reset after:
1. the sewing drive has been operated for the first time
2. the sewing drive, drive control or drive control plate
have been replaced
3. the EPROM in the drive control has been replaced.
Only the reference position must be reset after:
1. Removing and mounting or replacing the synchronizer.
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17.1.3 Adjusting the positions with the V810 control panel
Entering the t echnician-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 1907. Press the “+” or “-” k eys to alter the value of
theflashingdigit.Pressthe“>>”keytomovetothenextdigit.
–
Press the “E” key. The first technician-level parameter F-100 is
displayed.
Setting the reference position
–
After entering the code number press the “E” key. The first
technician-level parameter F-100 is displayed.
–
Press the “+”, “-” and “>>” keys to set parameter F-170.
–
Press the “E”key.“Sr1” appears in the display.
–
Press the “>>”key.“PoS0 ( ) ” appears in the display.
–
Turn the handwheel in the normal direction of rotation until “()”
disappears from the display, then turn it further until the reference
position is reached (needle tip at the level of the upper side of the
needle plate with the needle descending).
–
Press the “E” key. The reference position is saved. “F- 171” appears
in the display.
–
If the reference position has not been saved, an error message “inF E3” - appears in the display. Turn the handwheel on, press
the “E” key and repeat the above procedure.
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Setting positions 1 and 2
–
The reference position is set (see above).
–
Enter parameter F-171.
–
Press the “E”key.“Sr2” appears in the display.
–
Press the “>>”key.“1 xxx” , the parameter value of position 1,
appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“2 xxx” , the parameter value of position 2,
appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“1A xxx” , the parameter value of position 1A,
appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“2A xxx” , the parameter value of position 2A,
appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “P” key twice to stop entering settings and leave
programming level.
–
Check the positions.
*Caution!The parameter values for positions 1, 2, 1A and 2A can be
found in the parameter sheet (accessory pack).
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17.1.4 Adjusting the positions with the V820 control panel
Entering the t echnician-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 1907 with number keys 0 to 9.
–
Press the “E” key. The first technician-level parameter F-100 is
displayed and the first digit flashes.
Setting the reference position
–
After entering the code number press the “E” key. The first
technician-level parameter F-100 is displayed.
–
Set the F-170 parameter with keys 0 to 9.
–
Press the “E”key.“F-170 Sr1“ appears in the display.
–
Press the “B”key.“F-170 PoS 0 ( )” appears in the display.
–
Turn the handwheel in the normal direction of rotation until “()”
disappears from the display, then turn it further until the reference
position is reached (needle tip at the level of the upper side of the
needle plate with the needle descending).
–
Press the “E” key. The reference position is saved. “F- 171”
appears in the display.
–
If the reference position has not been saved, an error message “InFo E3” - appears in the display. Turn the handwheel again until
the required reference position is reached.
Setting positions 1 and 2
–
The reference position is set (see above).
–
Enter parameter “F-171”.
–
Press the “E” key. “Sr2” appears in the display.
–
Press the “B”key.“F 171 1 xxx” , the parameter value of position
1, appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“F 171 2 xxx
position 2, appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“F 171 1A xxx” , the parameter value of position
1A, appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “E”key.“F 171 2A xxx” , the parameter value of position
2A, appears in the display.
–
Correct the parameter value * if necessary, either with the “+” and
“-” keys or by turning the handwheel.
–
Press the “P” key twice to stop entering settings and leave
programming level.
–
Check the positions.
” , the parameter value of
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* Caution! The parameter values for the positions 1, 2, 1A and 2A can
be found in the parameter sheet (accessory pack).
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17.2 Setting parameter values with the V810 control panel
Changing technician-level parameter values
Entering the t echnician-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 1907.Pressthe“+”or“-” keys to alter the value of
the flashing digit. Press the “>>” key to move to the next digit.
–
Press the “E” key. The first technician-level parameter F-100 is
displayed.
Selecting parameters and changing values
–
Press the “+” and “-” keys to select the next or preceding parameter.
–
The parameter can be entered direct with the “>>”, “+”and “-”keys.
–
Press the “E” key. The value of the selected parameter is displayed.
–
Press the “+” and “-” keys to change the parameter value.
–
Press the “E” key to display the next parameter or the “P”keyto
display the same parameter.
Saving changed parameter values
–
Press the “P” key to terminate programming.
–
Sew a complete seam, i.e. push the pedal forward and then fully
back. The change is saved.
–
If no seam is sewn, the change is lost.
–
Press the “P” key again to return to programming level.
–
Changing manufacturer-level parameter values
Entering the manufacturer-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 3112.Pressthe“+”or“-” keys to alter the value of
the flashing digit. Press the “>>” key to move to the next digit.
–
Press the “E” key. The first manufacturer-level parameter F-200 is
displayed.
–
Continue as for “Selecting parameters and changing values”
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17.2.1 Setting parameter values with the V820 control panel
Changing technician-level parameter values
Entering the t echnician-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 1907 with number keys 0 to 9.
–
Press the “E” key. The first technician-level parameter F-100 is
displayed and the first digit flashes.
Selecting parameters and changing values
–
After the code number has been entered the first parameter, F-100,
is displayed. The first digit of the parameter number flashes.
–
Enter the required parameter number with number keys 0 to 9.
–
Press the “E” key. The value of the selected parameter is displayed.
–
Press the “+” and “-” keys to change the parameter value.
–
Press the “E” key to display the next parameter or the “P”keyto
display the same parameter.
Saving changed parameter values
–
Press the “P” key to terminate programming.
–
Sew a complete seam, i.e. push the pedal forward and then fully
back. The change is saved.
–
If no seam is sewn, the change is lost.
–
Press the “P” key again to return to programming level.
Changing manufacturer-level parameter values
–
Entering the manufacturer-level code number
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
All plugs must be plugged in to the sewing-drive control.
–
Press and hold down the “P”key.
–
Turn on the main switch. “C-0000” appears in the display.
–
Release the “P”key.
–
Enter code no. 3112 with number keys 0 to 9.
–
Press the “E” key. The first manufacturer-level parameter F-200 is
displayed.
–
Continue as for “
Caution !
The changed parameter values are not saved unless a complete
seam is sewn after leaving p rogramming level, i.e. the pedal is
pushed forwards and then all the way back. If the drive is switched off
straight after leaving programming level, the changes are lost.
Selecting parameters and changing values”
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17.3 Master reset
A master reset resets all parameter values to their factory settings.
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
Press the “P” key and turn on the main switch.
–
Release the “P”key..
–
Enter code no. “1907”.
–
Press the “E” key. The parameter F-100 is displayed.
–
Press the “E” key. The value of the parameter F-100 is displayed.
–
Set the value to 170.
–
Press the “P” key twice.
–
Turn off the main switch.
–
After a brief waiting period turn the main switch back on.
All parameters have now been restored to their pre-set values.
Caution !
A few parameters, like F-111, F-161, F-170, F-171 and F-190
to F-194 for example, are not affected by a master reset.
All machine-specific parameters must be reset again in
accordance with the parameter sheet.
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18. Automatic speed adaptation
18.1 General
The “Speedomat” function allows a speed limitation dependent on the
set stroke height (at setting wheel 1) up to 21 steps. The current stroke
height value is indicated to the sewing drive control by the position of
the potentiometer ( 10k Ohm with 60° angle of rotation), which is
connected to the lifting shaft in the sewing machine arm. The maximum
angle of rotation of the lifting shaft amounts to 48° and adjusts the
potentiometer from 9k Ohm (= 4,5V at bushing A.3 = nmax) to 1k Ohm
(= 0,5V at bushing A.3 = nmin).
See wiring diagram 9890 768003 B for connection of potentiometer.
1
Setting eccentric Sewing foot Max. number
stroke of stitches
[Position] [mm] [min
min. 3.500 / 3.200
A1,5
B2,4
C3,3
D4,2
E5,1
F6,0
max. 2000
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]
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18.2 Setting the “Speedomat” function
For the “Speedomat” function the following values must be set.
–
The maximum speed of the machine at minimum stroke height is
set with the parameter F-111 (n2 - see parameter sheet).
–
The speed at maximum stroke height is set with the parameter
F-117 eingestellt (n10 - see parameter sheet).
–
The upper “speed breaking point” is the Speedomat step up to
which the maximum speed F-111 is effective. The speed limitation
begins with the next step. The adjustment is effected with the
parameter F-188.
–
The lower “speed breaking point” is the Speedomat step from
which the speed is limited to F-117 (n10). The adjustment is
effected with the parameter F-188.
Display V810 Control Panel
11.2400 10 19
Speed step Speed upper lower
Display V820 Control Panel breaking point
1)
= Speed
3)
= current Speed step
Minimum sewing foot stroke = no speed limitation = maximum speed n2
Maximum sewing foot stroke = maximum speed limitation = speed n10
The difference between maximum speed and speed at maximum stroke
adjustment is automatically and regularly distributed to the remaining
steps between the upper and the lower speed breaking point by the
control.
3500
1)
102)93)19
4)
2)
= upper breaking point
4)
= lower breaking point
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18.2.1 Setting the “Speedomat” function by means of control panel V810
The programming of the automatic speed adaptation is done by the
competent technicians.
The adjustment of the upper and the lower speed breaking point is
effected with the parameter F-188.
Base for the settings are :
F-111 = 3500; F-117 = 2000; breaking point preset-value 10 + 19
–
Set maximum speed with parameter 111 (3500 min
–
Set stroke adjustment speed with parameter 117 (2000 min
–
Input of parameter F-188.
–
Press key “E”.
9 . 3500
The current Speedomat step (e.g. 9) and the matching speed
limitation (e.g. 3500) are indicated.
–
Press key “>>”.
10 19
The current values for the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 10) and
the lower speed breaking point (e.g. 19) are indicated.
–
Press key “>>”.
9 . 3500
12 . 3160
10 19
10 19
The current Speedomat step (e.g. 9) and the matching speed
limitation (e.g. 3500) are indicated.
–
Set new value for the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 12) by
means of the potentiometer, e.g. by turning the setting wheel.
–
Press key “>>”.
The current values for the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 10) and
the lower speed breaking point (e.g. 19) are indicated.
–
Press key “E”.
The new value (e.g. 12) for the upper speed breaking point is taken
over.
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).
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).
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–
12 . 3160
17 . 2430
12 19
08 17
F - 189
DA 82 GA
18.2.2 Setting the “Speedomat” function by means of control panel V820
Press key “>>”.
The current Speedomat step (e.g. 12) and the matching speed
limitation (e.g. 3160) are indicated.
–
Set new value for the lower speed breaking point (e.g. 17) by
means of the potentiometer, e.g. by turning the setting wheel.
–
Press key “>>”.
The memorized values for the upper speed breaking point
(12 new) and the lower speed breaking point (17 old) are indicated.
–
Press key “E”.
The new value (e.g. 17) for the lower speed breaking point is taken
over.
–
Press key “P” - the current parameter number is indicated
or
press key “P” twice - the programming ends.
–
Set maximum speed with parameter 111.
–
Set stroke adjustment speed with parameter 117.
–
Input of parameter F-188 (see assembly instructions)
3500 10 9 19
3160 10 12 19
3160 12 12 19
2430 12 17 19
2430 12 17 17
F - 189
2400 DA82GA
3500 10 9 19
–
Press key “E”; the display shows e.g.: 3500 10 9 19
3500 = c urrent speed limi limitation of current step 9
19 = lower speed breaking point
11 = current Speedomat step
10 = upper speed breaking point
–
Set new value for the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 12) by
means of the potentiometer, e.g. by turning the setting wheel.
–
Press key “E”.
The new value of the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 12) is taken
over.
–
Set new value for the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 17) by
means of the potentiometer, e.g. by turning the setting wheel.
–
Press key “E”.
The new value of the upper speed breaking point (e.g. 17) is taken
over.
–
Press key “P” - the current parameter number is indicated
or
press key “P” twice - the programming ends.
lower speed breaking point
current Speedomat step
upper speed breaking point
speed of the current step
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19. Optional equipment
19.1 RAP 13 - 2 Electro-pneumatic seam bartacking
For the following subclasses: 767-FA-273 and 767-VF-373
1
2
Sewing machines with electro-pneumatic seam bartacking are
equipped with the cylinder 2. The cylinder brings the stitch regulator
into the position for the reverse sewing.
Sewing machines with this optional equipment also allow the sewing of
a fancy-stitch bartack.
The entries for the seam bartacking are made at the control panel.
During seam bartacking, the bartacking rpm (factory setting
min-1
1 200
)isineffect.
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Caution Risk of Injury !
Set the throttle only with the sewing machine turned off.
Conduct function tests with the sewing machine running only with the
greatest possible caution.
–
Set throttle 1.
The piston rod should run out rapidly and uniformly.
ATTENTION !
A changeover of the stitch regulator during entry of the needle into
the material can lead to needle breakage. In this case, the throttle
setting is to be corrected accordingly.
19.2 RAP 13 - 4 Electro-pneumatic seam bartacking
For the following subclasses: 767-AE-73 and 767-LG-73
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19.3 NP 13 - 4 Electro-pneumatic needle return device
1
2
3
4
5
After the trimming of the thread, the machine stops in the 2nd position
when the thread lever has reached its high position. In this position the
needle bar has already left its high position, so that the needle projects
under the raised sewing feet. In order to be able to use the max.
material through-put under the sewing feet for thicker material, the
cylinder turns the needle return device of the hook drive shaft back until
the needle bar has reached the upper dead center. This procedure
occurs immediately after the thread trimming.
Caution Risk of Injury !
Set the hold position and throttle only with the sewing machine
turned off.
Conduct function tests with the sewing machine running only with the
greatest possible caution.
Hold position
The needle bar should be in the high position after the positioning
sequence.
–
Loosen screw 1.
–
Turn ring 3.
In the thread lever high position the clearance between the tappet 5
and the upper edge of the cast boby 2 should be 76 mm.
–
Tighten screw 1 again.
Positioning speed
–
Set throttle 4.
The piston rod should run out the hook drive shaft rapidly and
uniformly.
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19.4 HP 13- 7 Electro-pneumatic quick stroke adjustment (Speedomat)
Available as standard equipment for the following subclasses:
767 - FA -373 - RAP - HP
767 - FAS - 373 -RAP - HP
767-FAS-573-RAP-HP
767-KFA-373-RAP-HP
For the sub-classes 767-FA-273 optional
1
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Sewing machines with this optional equipment make possible sewing
with the following strokes and speeds:
Speedomat turned on
–
Regulation of the rpm with the pedal up to the stroke-dependent
highest rpm.
–
Stroke according to the setting on the setting wheel 1.
Speedomat turned off
–
Regulation of the rpm with the pedal up to 2 000
–
Stroke at maximum height of 6 or 7 mm.
Caution Risk of Injury !
Conduct setting work with the sewing machine running only with the
greatest possible caution.
Stitch length range Adjusting Subclass Max. Stitch rate
mm wheel item Stitches / min
0 - 6 min. - B - VF-373 / VF-573 3 000
(mm foot stroke)
(up to 2 mm) - AE-73 / AE-5-73 2 800
- FAS-473 3 200
- FAS-573 3 200
- all others 3 200 (3 500)
min-1
.
1)
C - D - VF-373 / VF-573 2 500
(2 - 5 mm) - AE 73 / VF-5-73 2 300
E - max all 2 000
(5 - 7 mm)
6 - 9 min - max all 2 000
(1 - 7 mm)
- all others 2 700 (3 000)
1)
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19.5 RFW 13-3 Remaining thread monitor
Available as optional equipment for the following subclasses:
767-FA-273; 767-FA-373-RAP-HP; 767-VF-373 and
767-FAS-373-RAP-HP.
The remaining thread monitor monitors the thread quantity of the
bobbin. An acoustic signal warns that only a small thread quantity is
still available.
Hook cpl.: 0767 150194
Bobbin housing 0767 150184
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767701).
1
2
3
4
5
18.6 RFW 13-8
18.7 RFW 13-9
18.8 RFW 13-6
For the following subclass: 767-KFA-373-RAP-HP
Hook cpl.: 0767 150504
Bobbin housing 0767 150484
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767701).
For the following subclasses: 767-FAS-573-RAP-HP
767-FAS-473-RAP-HP
767-VF-573
Hook cpl.: 0767 150334
Bobbin housing 0667 150894
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767701).
For the following subclass: 767-KFA-573-RAP-HP
Hook cpl.: 0767 150574
Bobbin housing 0767 150494
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767701).
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19.9 Connecting the controls and the solenoid valve for the remaining thread monitor
ATTENTION !
The electrical installation may only be conducted by
electricians or apropriately instructed persons !
The mains plug must be pulled !
–
Screw the controls 3 onto the base plate of the sewing machine and
valve2ontothevalvestrip.
–
Connect the hose from the light barrier 1 with the valve 2.
Pull the hose and connection cable of the light barrier through the
slit in the light barrier holder, lay behind the hook drive shaft and
there tie together with a hose clamp.
Fasten the hose and cable to the oil return pipe and onto the knee
lever shaft with a hose clamp.
–
Check the Interconnection-diagram 9890 767008 B for the electrical
connection of the valve 2 and the controls 3
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19.10 STLS 13-2 2nd Stitch length
Available as optional equipment for the following subclasses:
767-FA-373-RAP-HP; 767-FA-273 and 767-VF-373
The option for the 2nd stitch length is available as standard for the
following subclasses: 767-FAS-373-RAP-HP; 767-FAS-573-RAP-HP
and 767-KFA-373-RAP-HP.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Being able to call up the 2nd stitch length makes possible a quick
change from the assembly seam to the following run-stitching seam.
The selection of 1st or 2nd stitch length occurs via the switch on the
sewing arm. The 2nd stitch length is always shorter than the 1st stitch
length.
After the sewing machine is turned on the 2nd stitch length is active.
Mounting the 2nd stitch length optional equipment
Caution Risk of Injury !
Turnthemainswitchoff!
The 2nd stitch length optional equipment may only be attached
with the sewing machine turned off.
–
Remove the belt guard and old stitch length indicator.
–
Insert the stud bolts 2 and 7 with Loctite 270.
Observe the instructions of the adhesive manufacturer !
The stud bolts project 32 mm. The hexagonal socket of the stud
bolts is in the threaded hole.
–
Place the new stitch length indicator 6 onto the shaft and screw on.
The bolt 4 should be in the center of the slot.
Do not tighten the clamping screw 5.
–
Position the switching unit 3 and fasten it on the stud bolts.
–
Connect hose 1 to the solenoid valve underneath the table top.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Setting the stitch length indicator
Caution Risk of Injury !
The stitch length indicator is set with the sewing machine turned on.
Conduct the setting only with the greatest possible caution.
–
Turn knob 1 all the way to the left.
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The 1
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Turn the sewing machine on.
The light in the switch on the sewing arm lights up. The 2nd stitch
length is active. The piston rod runs out.
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Loosen the knurled screw 4 and pull the cylinder down as far as
possible.
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Tighten clamping screw 8.
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Glue on the lower scale 7.
The stitch length indicator should show the size “0”.
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Glue on the upper scale 2.
The upper edge of the metal plate 3 is the indicator.
The size “0” should be indicated.
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Connect the stitch length indicator 6 with the tie rod of the cylinder.
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Attach the new belt guard.
Adjusting the 2nd stitch length
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Set the position of the bolt 5 in the slot.
The 2nd stitch length should be the same during reverse sewing as
during forward sewing.
stitch length is set to the smallest value.
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19.11 VA Vertical cutter
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Sewing machines with this device make possible the cutting of the
material during the sewing sequence.
The vertical cutter does not function during each pneumatic lift of the
sewing feet. During operation of the knee lever this is only the case
after 2/3 lift.
To start the vertical cutter swing the operating lever down.
Caution Risk of Injury !
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Set the vertical cutter only with the sewing machine turned off.
Idle of the knife w hen the vertical cutter is turned off
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Press the operating lever 3 to the right.
The vertical cutter does not function.
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Turn the handwheel.
When the vertical cutter is turned off the knife should not move
during the sewing machine operation.
If it does, then the s top screw 2 is to be set accordingly.
Timing of the deactivation of the knife during lifting of the sewing
feet with the knee lever
Through this setting a lifting of the sewing feet up to a certain position
should be made possible (e.g. to turn the material), without the knife
being put out of operation.
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Loosen gudgeon 1 and set its position.
By sewing foot lift with the knee lever, the vertical cutter should be
put out of operation when the feet are 2/3 lifted.
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Tighten gudgeon 1 again.
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Position of the release block
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Loosen screw 1.
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Turn block 2.
With the vertical cutter turned on, the clearance between the
release block 3 and the latch 4 should be 0.5 mm.
The block 2 should not touch the arm shaft.
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Tighten screw 1 again.
Lubrication of t he eccentric
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Loosen screw 6.
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Set the position of the oil tube 5.
The wick must touch the groove in the eccentric with its knots.
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Tighten screw 6 again.
Stroke of the knife
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Loosen screws 9 (3 x).
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Set the position of the eccentric sleeve 10 in the radial direction.
The stroke ( 8 to 12 mm) should be appropriate to the material
thickness.
Astrokeof8mmissetatthefactory.
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Tighten screws 9 (3 x) again.
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Correct the knife overlap.
(see further down in this Chapter)
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Timing of the knife movement
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Loosen screws 7 (2 x).
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Turn eccentric 8 on the shaft.
The knife and the presser foot should reach their upper dead
centers at the same time.
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Tighten screws 7 (2 x) again.
The tie rod 11 must sit centered on the running face of the eccentric
without touching the shoulder of the eccentric.
The wick must touch the groove in the eccentric with its knots.
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Knife overlap
Prerequisite is that the block 11 is seated flush on the rod 12.
This results in an optimum clamping effect.
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Loosen screw 6.
(Insert the wrench through the hole in the housing wall)
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Turn shaft 5.
When the knife 9 is at the lower dead center the overlap
should be 0.5 mm.
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Tighten screw 6 again.
The block 7 should not touch the link 8.
Note
When the knife has been reground often it may no longer be possible to
set the overlap of 0.5 mm. In this case the spacer plate 4 can be moved
from below the knife carrier 3 to above the knife carrier.
Setting and pressure of the knife blades
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Loosen screws 1 and 2.
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Set the position of the knife.
The knife 9 should lie a little inclined to the counter knife 10.
The knife should cut securely with the least possible pressure.
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Tighten screws 1 and 2 again.
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19.12 AE Edge cutter and binder
Sewing machines with this device make possible that the edge of the
material is cut and bound at the same time.
The knife of the edge cutter runs continuously. With the hand lever, the
edge cutter c an be moved approx. 6 mm to the right at the seam
beginning and seam end.
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Set the edge cutter and binder only with the sewing machine
turned off.
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Stroke of the knife
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Loosen screws 1 (3 x).
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Set the position of the eccentric sleeve 2 in the radial direction.
The stroke ( 8 to 12 mm) should be appropriate to the material
thickness.
Astrokeof8mmissetatthefactory.
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Tighten screws 1 (3 x) again.
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Correct the knife overlap.
(see further down in this Chapter )
Timing of the knife movement
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Loosen screws 4 (2 x).
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Turn eccentric 3 on the shaft.
At the end of the feeding motion, when the feeding foot begins to
lift, the upper knife reached the bottom dead center at the same
time.
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Tighten screws 4 (2 x) again.
Lubrication of t he eccentric
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Loosen screw 6.
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Set the position of the oil tube 5.
The wick must touch the groove in the eccentric with its knots.
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Tighten screw 6 again.
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6
Knife overlap
Prerequisite is that the block 7 is seated flush on the rod 8.
This results in an optimum clamping effect.
Important:
Just at the moment, when the cutting edge of the upper knife is
touching the cutting edge of the lower knife, the knife arm should be
horizontal. Otherwise the knife wear is increased!
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Loosen screw 3 on the eccentric 4.
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Turn the shaft.
When the knife 5 is at the lower dead center, the overlap
should be 0.5 mm.
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Tighten screw 3 again.
Setting and pressure of the knife blades
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Loosen screws 1 and 2.
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Set the position of the knife.
The knife 5 should lie a little inclined to the counter knife 6.
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The knife should cut securely with the least possible pressure.
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Tighten screws 1 and 2 again.
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19.13 Seam center guide
In order to be able to operate the seam center guide the s ewing drive
DC1600/DA82GA is required.
The kit for the seam center guide can be mounted on the special
sewing machine 767-FA-273 euipped with the sewing equipment E74.
The seam center guide serves as a guiding help for topstitching
operation. It guides the center of two parallel seams to ensure an equal
distance to the left and the right needle.
19.14 FS-13-1 Additional tension
The classes 767-FAS-373-RAP-HP; 767-FAS-573-RAP-HP;
767-KFA-373-RAP-HP equipped with the sewing drive
DC1600/DA82GA can be retrofitted with the FS 13-1 Additional Tension
(Part-No. 0767 590204).
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19.15 NK 13-1 Needle cooling
19.16 LR 13-4 Light barrier
The pneumatic additional tension can be activated or deactived at any
time.
The additional tension is activated through the key 2.
When the LED 1 is on, the additional tension is active.
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767772).
Pneumatic needle c ooling for one needle sewing machine.
Reflecting Infrared Light Barrier for the automatic sewing stop at the
end of the material with the follwoing functions:
seam end tacking, thread trimming, sewing foot lifting.
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19.17 SP 470 Roller feed device
The removal of the material by the upper and lower conveyor rollers
after sewing ensures a smooth and uniform product.
(See Additional Instructions 0791 767681).
19.18 WTA 13-2 Automatic lowering
This is an optional item to go with the upper and lower conveyor rollers.
It enables the stitches to be adjusted from the beginning of the s eam to
the automatic lowering of the upper roller. This ensures that the roller is
not lowered until the material is beneath it.
(See Additional Instructions 0791 767681).
19.19 FSE 13-1/2 Skip Stitch Detection
The classes 767-FAS-373-RAP-HP; 767-FAS-573-RAP-HP;
767-KFA-373-RAP-HP equipped with the sewing drive
DC1600/DA82GA (since 01/01/1999) can be retrofitted with the
Skip Stitch Detection FSE 13-1 (Part-No. 0767 590264) or the
FSE 13-2 (Part-No. 0767 590274).
(See Fitting Instructions 0791 767707).
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20. Maintenance
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The maintenance of the special sewing machine may only be
conducted with the machine turned off.
The maintenance tasks to be conducted daily and weekly by the
operating personnel of the special sewing machine (cleaning and oiling)
are described in Part 1: Operating Instructions. They are included in the
following table only for the sake of completeness.
Work to be done Operating hours
8 40 160 500
Machine head
Remove lint accumulations, sewing dust, thread rests and
cutting residue from the area of the hook, thread trimmer,
needle plate, feed dog and sewing head .................... X
Checktheoillevelintheoilpan ......................... X
Checktheoilfeedattheviewingglass..................... X
Check hook lubrication .............................. X
Checkthefunctionofthesafetyclutch..................... X
Checkthetimingbelts............................... X
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Check the condition and tension of the V-belt ................. X
Pneumatic system
Check the water level in the pressure regulator ................ X
Clean the filter insert in the maintenance unit ................. X
Checkthesystemforleaks............................ X
ATTENTION !
The oil should be changed after the first 500 hours of operation.
The oil is to be changed every 2 years, independent of the number of
hours of operation.
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