
I.
PREPARATION
1.
LOCATION
In
order
your
sewing
machine
floor.
2.
MOUNTING
Accessory
on
the
back
Then,
3.
Motor
the
MOUNTING
is
washers
to
pass
balance
Then
connect
cord
extended
(Turn
runs
in
the
the
to
should
hinges
head
mounted
and
the
wheel
switch
correct
FOR
OF
THE
ensure
machine
be
OF
MACHINE
are
of
the
is
set
OF
MOTOR
nuts
on a position
belt
straight
slot
power
from
on
direction.
SEWING
MACHINE
smooth
without
set
to
be
bed
on
with
and
motor
supply
switch.
and
check
directionofsewingmachine
side
facing
4.
CONNECTION
AND
Treading
reduced
not
used
of
the
dance
best
Fig. 1 (a).
difficult.
drag
link
the
TREADLE
power
when
proper
treadle
with
posture
inclination
In
Therefore,
in
accordance
machine.)
OF
on
the
inclination
angle.
shall
vary a little
of
is
30® - 40®
case
of
MOTOR
the
Proper
operator.
(b),
adjust
with
operation
vibration,
on.
well-leveled
HEAD
screwed
and
on
the
the
table.
accessory
that
after
pulley
cord
and
if
The
rotation
LEVER
treadle
of
inclination
as
the
treading
the
your
tightly
table.
bolts,
enables
aligning
slot.
motor
the
motor
correct
is
will
treadle
in
accor
But,
shown
length
posture.
of
the
this
be
is
the
in
gets
of
(a)
(b)
Prcippr
Improper
Fig.
1
30®~40=
5.
MOUNTING
Accessory
shown
of
the
belt
6.
in
the
table
bobbin
when
MOUNTING
Assembled
screws
on
OF
bobbin
Fig. 5 in
and
fixed
winder
the
bobbin
OF
spool
the
table
BOBBIN
winder
parallel
with 2 screws
gets
in
winder
SPOOL
stand
is
at
its
right
WINDER
is
with
touch
lever
STAND
mounted
back
mounted
belt
so
with
is
pushed.
with
corner.
-4-
as
hole
that
the
3

thread
thread.
the
the
the
dery
by
tionrequires
better
enced
12.
Needle
spring
When
adjust
needle
left.
13.
Usually,
tensions
are
loos
Tension
conditions
thread,
required
comes
Then,
two
threads,
two
threads
drawing
frame
the
knee
have
with
ADJUSTMENT
plate
action
the
the
plate ® in
TENSION
the
are,
sewn.
of
thread
of
zig-zag
to
on
and
plate
some
good
the
is
needle
needle
Proper
threads
of
adjust
out
you
twined
can
with
start
to
After 2 or 3 stitches,
free
and
embroider
cloth
by
moving
regulating
zig-zag
mechanism.
skilfulness
practice
machine.
attached
so
as
does
OF
THREADS
less
the
in
use,
tobe
OF
NEEDLE
on
to
be
not
position
Fig.
17
upper
and
better
tension
stitch
varies
i.e.
kind
width,
it
each
good
the
removed
drop
by
to
under
zig-zag
does
on
according
of
etc., so
situation.
the
under
sew
holding
along
the
embroi
width
This
opera-
and
you
had
experi
PLATE
head
with
easily.
smoothly,
sliding
the
right
thread
stitches
not
be
the
cloth.
materials,
it
set
the
or
too
to
is
Fig.
17
a
14.
TENSION
Tension
(0.
35 - 0,
and
15 - 20 g {0.
medium
the
tension,
regulating
and
to
decrease
15.
TENSION
Tension
regulated
tension
regulator
made
spring
(1)
by
action
Pressure
In
almost
available
of
the
OF
UNDER
of
under
thread
52
oz)
for
52 - 0.
and
thick
turn
screw ® in
turn
OF
UPPER
of
the
upper
by
adjusting
discs
in
the
and
then
adjusting
range
of
Tension
all
merely
tension
THREAD
should
sewing
70
materials.
the
bobbin
Fig.
it
counterclockwise,
THREAD
thread
the
pressure
upper-thread
fine
regulation
the
thread
and
strength.
Discs
cases,
by
discs.
proper
adjusting
To
be
thin
materials
oz)
for
To
case
18
clockwise
is
tension
increase
10 - 15
sewing
increase
tension
roughly
of
the
tension
is
to
be
take-up
is
pressure
the
-11-
g
Fig.18
Thread
tension
spring

tension,
(2)
thumb
to
decrease,
Thread
Proper
take-up
the
hook
turn
nut
Take-Up
position
spring
upper
turns
adjustment,
Fig.
20
and
to
clockwise
(Tighten
adjustment)
(3)
Thread
Approximate
for
spring.
and
split
clockwise
counterclockwise
(Tighten
adjustment)
16.
ADJUSTMENT
THREAD
In
case
tension
of
it
is
lever
auxiliary
begins
position
from
take-up
thread
back
of
screw
When
early,
busing a little.
ments,
thread
enjoy
tension
important
Take-Up
the
strength
Loosen
insert
of
the
TENSION
that
regulator
released
gets
near
upper-thread
to
press
of 3 mm - 6
the
highest
lever.
is
too
the
tension
in a notched
release
adjust
unlike
tension
beautiful
of
thread.
in
embroidering.
the
(F'
in
Fig.
turn
starts
thread
round
loosen
turn
the
or
fast
the
20 g (0.
a
screw
tension
to
decrease
fast
the
OF
the
auxiliary
is
duly
when
its
highest
the
position
When
late,
loosen
bush
of
the
it
by
After
usual
regulator
sewing
tension
19
it
counterclockwise.
Spring
is
where
hooked
180
regulating
clockwise
Action
the
the
action
by
the
degrees.
screw
stopper ® either
counterclockwise.
screw
Spring
screw © in
to
AUXILIARY
Strength
70
oz)
of
thread
driver
stud.
the
increase
screw
REGULATOR
is
standard
take-up
Fig.
into
Turn
strength
it.
(©
UPPER-
upper-thread
adjusted,
the
thread
position.
tension
upper
mm
(V8"~V4")
release
discs
showed
upper
loosening
these
adjustment
with
This
regulator
thread
of
the
of
the
locknut
in
Fig.
in
thread
the
correct
of
only,
the
is
the
Fig.
you
and
Range
thread
when
shuttle
For
C
in
after
21
the
it
and
after
tension
take-up
This
at
the
down
thread
upper
at
the
22
and
22.
is
too
noched
adjust
upper-
can
lightest
most
Fig.19
to
Fig.20
\
Fig.
Thread
spring
Fig.22
to
Lock
to
<icc
Trnaion
(Thread
btnppc
21
take-up,
loos
nut
quicker
(Pressure
regulating
ldke>up
Thread
of
to
spring
take-up
Tension
to
tighten
tension
increase
thumb
action
spring
to
Notched
discs)
nut
range)
strength)
decrea.se
stud
bushing
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a
projection
regulate
become
ment
and
so
single
of
zig-zag
loosening
regulation
line
on
the
IV.
MAINTENANCE
on
that
is
given
left
the
back
the
double
point
by
adjusting
screw
for
or
on
the
up
and
©
the
right.
of
the
pointed
down
arm
.
The
needle
arm
and
traces
move
tightening
same
basic-
Fig.
30
For a long
condition,
required.
1.
LUBRICATION
The
most
important
is
lubrication.
of
the
machine
and
tear. A plenty
(1)
Parts
(a)
Lubricate
Fig.
30,
(b)
Lubricate
marked
into
the
(c)
Dust
required
the
dust
is
not
(d)
After
slightly
soak
of
lubricate
revolving
out.
Into
and
each
after
arm.
use
of
the
constant
and
care
If
you
neglect
shortens
of
oil
is
and
Quantity
in
the
31,
32 & 33.
5-6
drops
Q—^
parts
marked
on
parts
should
absorbs
efficient
lubricating,
for
into
groove,
taking
where
be
oil
on
the
operate
about 1 minute
the
motion
into
take
the
main
link
in
the
off a lid
machine
good
of
the
it,
in
care
machine
the
with a heavy
required
of
Lubrication
arrowed
and
into
1-2
always.
parts
the
^
lubrication
cleaned
and
the
dust.
away,
lubrication
the
machine
so
parts.
the
shuttle
the
bobbin
shaft helical
arm.
lubricate
on
the
top
good
wear
parts
drops
as
In
race
gear
of
is
life
in
is
for
to
case
case
the
Fig.31
Fig.32
Fig.33
2.
CLEANING
Clean
shuttle
which
away
race
will
occasionally
parts
cause
poor
and
thread
dust
each
covering
thread
tension.
-15-
path

Faulty
Condition
2.
Loose
Stitches
(1)
Pressure
tension
enough
(2)
Weak
take-up
(3)
Small
operation
thread
spring
(4)
Weak
thread
(5)
Thread
not
a.
Non-uniform
thread
b.
Hand-wound
is
used
c.
Dust
discs
d.
Improper
excessive
of
bobbin
e.
Dust
case
f.
Thread
spring
case
bent
g.
Bobbin
improperly
Causes
tension
uniform
thickness
in
thread
in
of
distorted
discs
thread
spring
range
take-up
under-
strength
spool
tension
winding
bobbin
tension
bobbin
inserted
not
or
on
or
of
of
of
i^djust
by
regulating
right
little
strengthen.
item
15)
Strengthen
tension
stud
Strengthen
fabrics
page
Increase
the
15)
Adjust
ning
bobbin
14)
Use
Use
Hand-wound
draw-out
(large
12,
item
by
left.
(See
while
thread
case
quality
machine-wound
of
Disassemble
tension
tension
and
tension
of
Rewind
winding
with
7,
Remove
Correct
one.
Check
correct.
polish
tension
bobbin
item
regulator
regulating
stud
discs.
bobbin
capacity
3).
dust.
or
bobbin
(See
Remedy
turning
thumb
by
little
(See
by
gradually
to
when
sewing
stitches)
15)
turning
page
gradually
tension
(See
page
machine
spool
thread.
upper-thread
by
thread-path
and
inner
up
pipe.
replace
insertion
page
tension
nut
to
in
order
page
turning
the
right.
stopper
12,
tighte
screw
11,
thread.
spool.
offers
removing
thumb
surface
to
80%
in
parallel
(See
il^nfi
with
8,
item
the
to
12,
thick
(See
to
item
of
item
poor
nut
of
of
page
new
if
5)
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PARTS
BOOK
Industrial
Remarks : Whenorderingparts,
and
its
figure
ZIG-ZAG
number.
be
sure
Sewing
to
include
Machine
model
number,
parts
number

Arm
bed
and
its
accessories
Fig
Parts
Na
1
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2
W322326
3
B509091
4
W500211
5
W448583
6
W445617
7
W500906
8
W444138
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
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B422836
W501728
W500149
W453519
W501925
W452939
B509179
B659592
W451064
NaO X 5
W450620
B503846
W502386
W452915
W452912
W502365
W502366
W452913
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Parts
Ni
28
W445933
29
W502367
30
W452914
31
W500655
32
W500307
33
W452909
34
W500994
35
B509264
W44S942
36
W501391
37
38
W446986
39
W447016
40
W445933
41
W447017
42
W446985
43
W501296
44
W444076
45
W501297
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
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W452918
W452919
W500591
W452920
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Fig
54
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56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
shaft
Parts
W322327
W446384
W500006
W452922
W452925
W501391
W452924
B508971
W452921
W500076
W446385
W446386
W500833
D
FX
W452927
W445883
W444138
B509087
W445881
W452923
W452926
W500294
and
Na
5
its
accessories
Fig
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
Na
Parts
B503851
W500306
W502371
W500036
W502372
W501167
W446397
W501168
W501017
W322328
W446457
B411094
W446560
B509256
W447023
W320112
B509060
B509054
W501177
W452932
B504016
Na
W452928
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Fig
100
101
102
103
104
105
99
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
Na
Parts
W322330
W446387
W500089
W452940
W452941
B504016
W446456
W500036
W501167
W448092
B503842
W452942
W452943
B509069
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B508961
W502374
W452944
W452945
W452946
W452947
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Parts
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W452952
W452954
W501845
W501009
W500102
B504016
W452955
W502382
W502383
W502384
W501758
W501031
W502379
B509064
W502380
W501550
W452949
W501540
W500245
W452950
W445925
Na
W452948
121
W502377
122
W502376
123
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147
148
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W500092
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