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INSTRUCTION MANUEL
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From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC
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Connecting Motor Controller ................... ..................... |
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Spool Pin
Thread Tension
Machine Arm
Feed Dog
Looper
Machine Base
Thread Guide
Pulley
Pulley Cover
Plunger Regulator
Cylinder Bed
Knee Lifter
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1. Setting up Machine for Work
Unpack machine fro"m its shipping box, making certain that you remove from box all component parts and accessories.
A. location (Figs. 1-2)
Place machine on a firm table, preferably near its right front corner. Attach machine near edge of table using table clamp which is included with the accessories. Table clamp is inserted into groove in base place ofmachine either from front or right side.
The selection of the clamp groove depends on how you desire to place machine on table to suit your own convenience. Make sure machine is damped tightly to keep it from falling off table. See Figs. 1 and 2 for details of clamping.
Clamp
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Clamp
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B. Installing Thread Stand (Fig. 3)
First, loosen thread guide stud set screw (1) and insert thread guide (2) and stud (3) assembly into the hole at rear of machine. Then, tighten set screw
And loosen clamp screw (4), and adjust head (5) of thread guide to face the direction of spool pin (6). Then. tighten clamp screw (4).
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Head of Thread Guide (5)
Thread Guide {2)
Thread Guide Stud Set Screw (1)
Spool Pin (6)
Plastic Cap
Thread Stand Base
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Thread Guide |
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C. Connection Motor Controller |
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Insert three-hole plug on controller wiring into terminal block at right side of machine and insert standard plug into wall outlet.
Place controller on f1oor and regulate speed of machine by stepping on foot pedal.
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Assembly of Knee Lifter (Fig. 6) |
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Push sleeve (1) onco free end of shaft (2) and allow pm (3) to enter L-shaped groove |
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knee lifter to the suitable angle. Then. tighten the set screw (4).
Set Screw (4)
Pin (3)
Knee Lifter Shaft (2)
Knee Lifter Sleeve {1)
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2. Lubrication (Fig. 7)
Lubrication is important for the trouble-free operation and long service life of the machine. Therefore, after setting-up machine as per paragraph 1, drop a sewing machme oil into all the holes indicated by arrows on Fig. 7, and also drop od onto the inner moving parts after opening the side cover and rear cover of machine.
Daily and before operating machine, place one or two drops of sewing machmc oil into CJ.ll the oil holes indicated by arrows on Fig. 7.
To assure clean operation. it is suggested that oiling be done upon completion of the work. This will allow excess oil to drip off and only the needed quantity will remain. Be certain to wipe off machine all excess oil before starting to work. Also before sewing, operate machine for about a minute or so with the knee lifte-r depressed to eliminate all excess lubricant.
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Rear Cover
Side Cover
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3. Needles and Thread .
The recommended needle is system LW x 6T (or style 29-43) Blin4stitch Machine Needle. Size range from No. 3 to 4.
To assure satisfactory operation needles, thread and fabric must be matched as suggested in the table below:
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