Seiko BBW Instruction Manual

INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
BBW
Series
SEIKO SEWING
MACHINE
CO.,
LTD.
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1.
Safety
This
indications
instruction
manual
inorder to ensure safe
people.
Indications
The
meaningsofthese
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SAFETY
and
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and
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indications,
operation
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Notes
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on
safety
A CAUTION
Environmental
Use
the
sewing
fromsourcesofstrongelectricalnoise such ^
frequency welders.
Sources of strong electrical noise maycause prob
lems
with
Any
fluctuations inthe powersupplyvoltageshould
within
be
chine.
Voltage
cause
• The
the requirements lorthe sewing machine's electri
cal consumption.
Insufficient
lems withcorrect operation.
• Thepneumatic
than the requirements lor the sewing machine's total air consumption.
Insufficient
problems with correct operation.
fluctuations
problems withcorrect operation.
power
machine
correct
±10%
operation.
ofthe rated voltage lor the ma
supply
power
supply
delivery
pneumaticdeliverycapability maycause
in art
area
which
are
greater
capacity
should
begreaterthan
capacitymaycause prob
capability
shouldbe greater
whichisfree
than
this
higli-
may
requirements
•,
The^amblenl
^of
§*Cto95*C
Temperatures
maycause problems
The
relative
o
o
45% to 85% during use, and no dew formation
should occur in any devices.
Excessively dry or humid environments and dew
formation
lion.
Avoid
Exposuretodirect
withcorrect operation.
•Inthe
and disconnect the powercord
Lightning
tion.
may
exposuretodirect
event
may
temperature
during
use.
which
are
with
humidity
ofan
shouldbewithin
cause
problems
sunlight
electrical
cause
problems
shouldbewithin
lowerorhigher
correctoperation.
the
with
correct
sunlight
may
storm,
during
cause
turn
from
with
off
the
wall
correct
the
range
than
this
range
of
opera-
use.
problems
the
power
outlet.
opera
A
CAUTION
Installation
Q
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• Machineinstallation shouldonlybe carriedout by
a qualified technician.
Contact
cian
done.
• The
installation people.
• Do not connect the powercord
your
for
any
sewing
SEIKO
dealerorqualified
electriacal
machine
shouldbecarried
work
weighs
that
more
out
until
eloctri-
may
needtobe
than52kg.
by two or
installation is
"Hie
more
complete, otherwise the machine mayoperate
the treadle is depressed by mistake,
result in injury.
• Be
sure
to connect the ground.Ifthe ground con
nection is notsecure, you runa high
inga serious
rect operation may also occur.
• All
cords
from
any
electric
shouldbesecuredatleast25mm
moving parts. Furthermore, do not ex
shock,
and
cessively bend the cords orsecure themtoo vkrith
staples, otherwisethere is the danger that fire
or
electric
shocks
could
occur.
which
riskofreppiv-
problems
with
could
cor
away
finnly
Sewing
• install
• Ifusing a worktable which has casters, the casters
o
A
the
belt
guards
motor.
should
besecured insuch a wayso that
not
move.
Use
both
hands
tilting
itback orreturningittoits
only
one
hand is
to the
machine
to hojd
the
machine
original
used,
the weight of the machine
head may cause your hand to slip, and
may get caught.
head
they
head
position. your
and
can
when
If
hand
if
• Be
sure
0
to wear protective goggles
handling
ydiir
tion
Furthermore, do not drink the oilunderanycircum
stances,asthey
Keep
eyes or
can
result
the
the
lubricating oil,sothat
onto
your
skin,
can
cause
oilout of
the
reach
othenwise
vomiting
of children.
and
gloves
when
no oilgets into
inflamma
and
diarrhoea.
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A
• This sewing machineshould only be used by op
erators
in
• The
applications
• Turn off the power switch at the
otherwise the machine may operate ifthe treadle
is
jury.
• Wheri not using the machine and when leaving
• When using a clutch motor, the motor
• Ifusing a work table which
shouldbesecuredinsuchawaysothat
not
who
have
safe
sewing
use
received
beforehand.
machine
other
than
should
sewing.
the
necessary
training
notbe usedfof'any
following
depressed
When
When
the
machine
turning even after the power is switched off
resultofthe
stops
move.
by mistake, which could result in in-
threading
replacing
fully
unattended
motor's
before
the
needle
the
bobbin
inertia.
starting work.
has
and
needle
Wait
casters,
until
the
the
will
casters
they
times,
keep
as
motor
can
• Attach all safety,
A
A
A
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a
o
machine.Ifthe
vices attached, injury
• Do not touch objects
may
chine.
Use
tiltingit back or returning itto its original position. If
only
head may get caught.
• Ifan error occurs in
mal noises or smells
offthe power switch. Then contact your nearest
SEIKO dealer or a qualified technician.
• If
nearest
against
resuitinpersonal
both
one
hand is
may
the
machine
SEIKO
devices
machineisiised
anyofthe
the
before using the sewing
may
result.
moving
machine
partsorpress
while sewing,asthis
injuryordamagetothe'
handstohold
cause
develops
dealerora qualified technician.
the
machine
used,
the weight of the machine
your hand to slip,
machine
are
operation,or ifabhoi~
noticed, immediatelyturn
a ploblem,
without
and
contact
head
your
these
your
de
any
ma
when
hand
A
Q
A
CAUTION
Cleaning
Turn
off
tfiepowerswitchbefore carrying outclean
ing, otherwise the machine may operate ifthe
treadle is pressed by
injury.
* When using a clutchmotor, the motor
turningeven after the poweris switched
resultofthe
stops
fully
before
KIfusinga worktable which has casters, the casters
shouldbesecuredInsuch
not
move.
motor's
mistal<e,
inertia.
starting
work.
a waysothat they
which
Wait
until
couldresult in
4,;.
will
Keep
offasa
the
motor
can
A
0
Use
both
handstohold
tilting
itback or returning ittoKsoriginal
onlyone hand is used, the weight of the machine head may
may get caught. ' '
Besure to wear protectivegogglesand gloveswhen
handling the lubncating oil,so that no oilgets into
your
tion
Furthemnore, do not drink the oil under any circum
stances,asthey
Keep
eyesor
can
result.
the
cause
onto
can
oil out of
the
machine
head
when
position.
your hand to slip, and yourhand
your
skin,
cause
the
otherwise
vomitingand diarrhoea.
reach
of children.
infl^mfha-
If
A
A
A
Maintenance
• I^Aaintenance
shouldonlybe carried out by a qualified technician.
• Askyour carry out anymaintenance andinspection ofthe
electrical
• Tum off
cord
from
. erwiise
depressed
When
•i'
*
When
. turning
resultofthe
...
stops
Disconnect
waitfor
to
'O'
and
repair of any parts, which
equipment. ^ .
• if the power switch and air
carrying out
fulto observe allsafety precautions. ^ -
and
inspection of
SEIKO
dealeror a
system.
the
power switch
the
wall outletatthe
the
machine
by mistake, which could result in injury.
carrying out inspection, adjustment
may
usingaciutch
even
after
the
motor's
fullybefore starting work.
the
air
the
needleonthe
before
hoses
carrying
some
adjustment, be extremely
the
sewing machine
qualified
and
operateifthe
motor,
power is switched offasa
inertia.
from thie air
pressure
out
inspection,
need
eloctrician to
disconnect the
following times, oth-
the
motor
Wait
until
supply
gaugetodrop
adjustment
use
the pneumatic
to be lefton when
treadle
will
the
power
and
keep
motor
and
care
and
is
Inspection
• Ifusing a work table which
o
A
O
Q
0
. shouldbesecuredinsuch
not
Use
tilting
>only
headmay
may
When
touch moving parts
and needle
- them with other objects, otherwise injury or darn-
age tothe machine may
-Use
fied by SEIKO '
• Ifany safety devices
solutely
sitions
fore using
• Any problems in machirie operation which result
from
not be covered by
move.
both
handstohold
itbackor
one
hand is
cause
get
caught
checking
only
the
sure
and
the
unauthorized
has
casters, the ciasters
a waysothat they
the
returning
used,
your hand to slip;
the
rotary hook lubrication, do not
suchasthe rotary hook, needle
bar
with your finger or
pepper
replacement
to re-install them to their original po
check
that
machine.
modificationstothe
the
machine
ittoits
the
weight of the machine
result.
.
v.;
have
been
they
operate
warranty.
head
original
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positiOni
and
your hand
paper
nor push
• partsas
speci
removed, be ab
correctly be
machine
can
.yvhen
If
will
The
following
Please
follow
warning
the
labels
instructions on
appearon the
the
labels at alltimes when using
sewing
machine.
removed or are difficultto read, please contact your nearest
CAUTION
A
t^oving parts may
cause
injury.
Operate
wifti
oft
main
safetydeuces.
switch
before
tx}bbin
A
Salety devices
Turn
threading,changing
and needle, deaning etc.
O Needle thread take-up cover
© Finger guard
0 Belt guard, etc.
SEIKO
the
machine. If
the
labels have been
dealer.
Be
suretoconnect
ground connection is notsecure, yourun a high
risir
ol receiving a serious electric
shock, and problems
tion may also occur.
Directionotoperation
the ground.IIthe
with
correctopera
Warning labels
I
Oil
Pd^
<He3f>
1.
NAMES
2.
MACHINE
3.
WORK
4.
MOTOR
5.
INSTALLATION
5-1.
5-2.
5-3.
5-4.
5-5.
5-6.
5-7.
TABLE
Rubber
Oil pan
Machine
V-belt
Belt
Operation
for
Air
for
5-7-1.
5-7—2.Adjusting
5-8.
Cotton
5-9.
Knee
5-10.
Knee
5-11.
Ground
for
3.
LUBRICATION
7.
CHECKING
ROTATING
3.
ADJUSTING
POSITION
7.
PREPARATION
9-1. Installing
9-2.
Removing
9-3.
Winding
9-4.
Installing
9-5.
Threading
9-6.
Adjusting
9-7.
Adjusting
9-8.
Alternating
9-9.
Using
9-10.
Using
10.
SEWING
10-1. Sewing
10-2. Backtacking
OF
MAJOR
SPECIFICATIONS
AND
cushion
PARTS
V-BELT
head
guard
panel
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
unit
8BLO/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
Installation
the
air
pressure
stand
lifter
switch
vdre
connection
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
THE
MACHINE
DIRECTION
THE
NEEDLE
BEFORE
the
needle
the
bobbin
the
lower
the
bobbin
the
upper thread
the
stitch
the
stitch length
for
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
presser
the
manual
for
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
the
knee
for
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
SEWING
thread
length for 8BLy28BL
foot movement amount
switches
swKch
PULLEY
STOP
CONTENTS
11. THREAD TENSION 29
11-1. Adjusting
11~2.
11-3. Adjusting the traiiinglength afterthread
12. CLEANING 32
12-1. Dailycleaning
5 6
6 7
7
8
10
10
10
11
12 13
13 14
15
17
18
19 19
20
21
22 23 24
24
25
25
27
28
28
12-2.
13. STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS 35
13-1.
13~1~L
13-1-2.
13-1-3.
13-1-4.
13-1-5. Adjusting
13-1-6.
13-1—7.
13-1-8.
13-H9.; Adjusting
13—1—10.
13-2.
13-2-1. Adjusting 13-2-2. Adjusting
13-2-3. 13-2—4.
13-2—5.
13-2—6.
13-2-7.
13-2-8.
13-3. Adjusting
13-4. Replacing
14.
REPLACING
(CHANGING
15. INSTALLING THE CONVERSION PARTS
SET(SINGLE NEEDLE TO TWIN
NEEDLE)
16. SAFETY EQUIPMENT 66
17. TROUBLESHOOTING 67
17-1.
17-2. Thread timming
the
thread
tension 29
Adjusting
trimirong
Cle^aning
the presserfoot pressure 30
for
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
procedures
the
oilfilter
31
32
(carry out once a month) 34
Afjjusting
. hook timing
Adjusting
28BLO-BTFL-CI^DS
Machine
for
the
machine head 36
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
the thread tension
spring
36
the feed dog height 37
the needle bar height 37
the needleand rotary
38
the
needle guard position 39
the
needle
and
feed
mechanisim timing 30
Adjusting
Adjusting
movement
Acljusttng
Adjusting Adjusting Adjusting
position
Adjusting
position
Adjusting
Adjusting
the
opener position 40
the presserfoot height 42
the
aHematingpresser foot
amount
the
the
presserfoot
thread
trimmer
timing
for
BBLO/
'
the
fixed knife position 46
the
knifetimingposition 46
the
driving
knife
height 47 the drtvingknife stop position 48 the
driving
knifeoperating
the thread
the thread
the
the
rotary hook lubrication amount 52
the
timing belt 53
GAUGE
THE
NEEDLE
head
tension
PARTS
holding
spring
trimming
release
GAUGE)
timing
amount
43
45
46
49
50
50
51
erros
8BLC/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
57
60
67
72
1.
NAMES
OF MAJOR PARTS
1.
NAMES
OF
MAJOR
PATS
)0
*
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V-.
O
O Allernaling
dial
presser
O Machine pulley
O
Feed
adjustment dial
® Outei presser loot
Salely
devices
® Fingei guard
loot movement
© Operation
©
Presser
O
Manual
®
Feed
dog
(D
Thread
panel
lifter
bar
switch
taKe-up
cover
Bobbin
O
Reverse
O Inner
© Safety
0
Bell
winder
lever
presser
clutch
guard
toot
mechanism
2. MACHINE
2.
MACHINE
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
r
Sewing
BBW-8BLC-BTFL-CD-
DS
SEIKO
MACHINE
>
ONE
BBW-28BLC-BTFL- ^
, SBKO
MACHINECOLTD
TWO
speed
SEWING
CO
NEEDLE
CD-OS
SEWING
NEEDUE
table
LTD
^
J
J
Thread
Quick
Alternating
switch
Automatic
Half
Stitch
trimmer
reverse
(do)
sthch
length
pres^r
presser
switch
Aiito backtack
Operation
p^el
Alternating
1.0-2.4
2.5-3.9
4.0-4.7
4.8-7.0
(C)
switch (BT)
foot
foot
change
select
presser
mm
mm mm
mm
switch
switch
movement
lifter (PL)
(DS)
foot
movement
change
amount
(2)8BL
-
-
-
- V
- •;
-
CO-DS
o
o
(2)8BLC
o
o - ;
o
p
o
o
Sewing
3,500.
3.000
2500.
2.000
speed
0
-
-
-
-
-
<-(2)8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
The
sowing
speediscontrolled
SPECinCAT10NS>
automatically
to the
attemating presser foot movement amountsetting.
*
However,ifsewing
the motoror onthe
<-{2)8BL
Setthe
accordance
stitch
Use
Maximum Sewing
Maximum
Presser
Aitemating
Peed
Needle
Ann
Standard needle gauge
SPECIRG^ONS> ;
sewing
with
length
dog
pocket
of6
strtch
foot height
presser
height
size
withastitch
operation
speedbothe
the
alternating
mmormore,
speed
ienjrt
h
Presser
Knee
Automatic
foot
movement
(-28BL/-28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS)
value
bar
lifter
length
panel
before
whichisequal
presser
set the
sewing
lifter
presser
amount
of6
mmormore,
canying
foot
movement
speedto2,000
foot
lifter
values
to or
showninthe
set
out
sewing
less
amount
than
the
the
setting.
rpmorless.
Car
seats,
furniture,
3500 spm (Refer to
9 mm (both forward and
9
mm
16
mm
16
mm
1-7
mm
0.5
mm
DP X 17 (#22)
300
mm
3
mm
4
mm
6
mm
8
10
12
tableinaccordance
sewing
speedto2,000
value
showninthe
Furthermore,ifsewing
bags.
etc.
the
"Sewing Speed Table*'0
reverse)
mm
mm
mm
with
rpmorless
table
in
with
the
on
a
3.
WORK
TABLE
• IIusing a commerdally-Bvallabte
• The top of the table
vibrafim of
• DriD
holes
the
as
should
sewing
indicatedinthe
macNne.
4S0
be 40 mm in thickness and should be strong enough to hold the weight
illustration
table
below.
50
and
with-stand the
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hole
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unit
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hole
assembly
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mounting
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—4
AA
holes
0
4. MOTOR AND
4.
MOTOR
All
cords
be
parts. Furthermore, do not excessively
cordsorsecure
wise there is the
could
which
securedatleast
occur.
V-BELT
AND
are
connected
25 mm away from any moving
them
too firmly with
danger
V-BELT
to
that fire or electric shocks
the
staples,
A
motor
CAUTION
should
bend
the
other
Install the correct belt guard which
the motor being
used.
corresponds
to
Motor (-(2)8BL specifications)
e
Select
• Refertothe
Motor
the
correct
pulley
<-(2)8BL>
motor
instruction
and
V-belt
manual
Sewing
3500
<-(2)8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS>
Use
the
Power
from
those
listed in
Ihe
above
Single-phase
Three-phase
table.
2-pole.
2-pole.
for the motorfor details on installing and usingthe motor.
speed
rpm/min
V—belt
which
Frequency
50
Hz
60
Hz
is 43
inchesInsize.
Motor
Motor
Motor
pulley
pulley
pulley
075
90
43
43
Motor
550Wmotor
550Wmotor
V-belt
inches
inches
5.
INSTALLATION
Machineinslallalion shouldonlybe carriedoutby
Q
a qualified technician.
Contact
cian
O
O
0
for
done.
The
sewing
installation
people.
Do
not
connectthe
complete,
the treadle is depressed by
result in injury.
your
Brother
any
electrical
machine
shouldbecarried
otherwise
dealer
work
weighs
power
the
A
ora
qualified
that
may
more
than52kg.
outbytwoormore
cord
until
machine
mistake,
irrslatlation
may
CAUTION
electri
need
tobe
The
operate
which
is
it
could
o
A
5.
INSTALUTION
Be
sure
to connect
nectionis notsecure, you run a
ing
a'senous
rect operation
Installthe belt guard to the macltine head.
Use
both
handstohold
tillinghbackorreturningittoits
only
one
head
may
handsisused,
may
cause your hand to
get
caught.
electric
may
the
ground.11the ground con
high
risk
shock,
and
problems
also
occur.
the
machine
original
the
weightolIhe
slip,
and
head
position.
ofreceiv
with
cor
wheri
machine
your
hand
II
5.
INSTALLATION
5-1.
Rubber
cushion
R
1.
insert
the
rubber
cushionsOinlo
Ihe
work
table (2 places), and secuie each ofthem
Iwo nails
2.
Insert
i
of
3.
Insert
ofthe worktable (2 places), and secure each of them
'
the
the
two
Q.
the
corner
work
table (2places).
the
head
nails
supportsOinlo
cushionsOinto
the
the
the
front rear
cut-swey
cut-away
cut-away
seclions
with
sections
sections*
of
the
with
u..-.
5-2.
Oil
pan
O—Y
<Fronl
view>
V////A
-25
mm.
1.
2.
Install
the
place
©.
Screw
the
oil
panO tothe
showninthe
the
poly
illustration
oilerGinlo
underside
using
the
oil
pan O.
ofthe
the
work
six
table
wood
O in
screws
5
mm
:Righl
vievi/>
IZ2Z.
V
y
5.
INSTALLATION
5-3.
5-4.
Machine
V-belt
head
1. Insertthe two hinges © inlothe holes in the
2.
Clamp
the
hinges
table,
and
then lower
ports
O.
3. Tapthe head rest O
O ontothe
the
into
rubber
machine
the table
cushions Ointhe
head
hole.
machine
onto the comer
NOTE: Tap the head rest securely intothe table hole.
Ifthe
head
rest is not
4.
Place
the machine
itistilted
the cord
head
back.
cover©on
ers the cords ©, and then secure it
•(2)8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS OKLY
pushedinas
will
not be sufficiently stable when
the
rear of
with
tar as it
the
arm so that it cov
the
two
bed
work
sup
will
go,
screwsG.
(2)BBL
10-14
mm
eJ8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
10-14
mm
1.
Tilt
back the machine head, and then place the
the motor pulley
2. Turn the two nuts O to adjust so that there is 10
deflection in
point with a force ot 4.9 N (500 gf).
the
and
the machine pulley.
V-belt O
when
it is
pressed
at the midway
belt
-14
O onto
mm-of
5.
INSTALLATION
5-5. Belt
guard
1. Loosen
the
two
screwsOand
the
screwG,and then dis
connect belt guard LO and belt guard R O.
Parallel
9
2.
3.
Loosen
head.
Align
the
the
four
boltsewhich
are
screwed
into
the
the grooves in belt guard LO and belt guardR O
bolts©.
^
machine
with
4. Position beltguard L© and bell guard R O so that there is
no gap between them and so that they
are
parallel to the
worktable, and then secure onlybelt guard R O by tighten
ing two of
the
bolts
©.
050
5.
[For-(2)BBLC-BTFL-CD-DS specifications] ••
(1)
Install
the
(2)
two
Align
set
screws
the
synchronizer
synchronizer
O.
© to
holder
the
bar©
machine
with
synchronizer ©, andthen secure itto belt
the
two
nuts
QD.
(3)
Secure
with
NOTE:
Once machine
outthe procedure
tion"onpage
the
the
cord holder
cord©of
head
the
synchronizer
©.
installationand lubricationIscomplele,carry
given
in"8.
Adjusting
© to
the needlestop posi
INSTALLATION
pulley©with
the
groove
guard
belt
RO
guard
the
inthe
with
RO
5.
Install
and
belt
guardL0with
the
screw
the
two
bolts©.the
0.
two
screws
O
^^fe!^llllATION
5-6. Operation
5-7.
Air
unit
panel
[(2)8blc-btfl-cd-ds]
[(2)8BLc-btfl-cd-ds]
1.
Install
the
operating
2.
screws
Install
the
0.
the set plate 0 to the rear ol the machine head
two
screws
* Thescrews© are
panel
O.
iyi4
thescrews O areM4screws
careful not to get
these
Oto
screws
screws
the set plateG
withalength
with
a lengthof.12
mixed up.
with
of10
thethree
with
mm,
and
mm.
Be
5-7-1.
1.
Install
on
2.
Connect
3.
Bind
Installation
the
page•3.)
the
the air
air
unitOto
five
tubes
the
undersideolthe
airtubes O as
O and
other
showninthe
cords
above
work
table
with
illustrationatright.
and
below
the
the
work
two
wood
screws0.(Refertothe
table
using
the
two
bands
O.
work
table
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diagram
Automalic prcsser foot litior
Uinck
reverse
Stitch
length
10
switch
change
switch
1-e
1-b
?
3
4
5.
INSTALLAION
5-7-2.
Adjusting
©If
the
air
pressure
the
power switch and air need to be left on when carrying
be extremely carefultoobserve all
CAUTION
safety
precautions.
The air pressure shouldbe set to0.49 MPa (5
use.
1.
Pull
air
2. After adjusting,
'
When
knob O by turning it in the direction of the arrow.
up the
pressure.
releasing
knob
push
out
G ofthe air
the knob G
the
air.
close
some adjustment,
kgf/cm')
unitO,and
back
the
turnitto
in.
cock0and
before
adjust
the
loosen the
11
5.
INSTALLAION
5-8.
Cotton
stand
8BL
8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
28BL
28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
Assemble
Installitto
»
* Securely tighten the nut O so that the
move.
* When
a position where it
the
<FOR
Do
the
cotton
standasshowninthe
the
work
table.
installing
machine
28BL/28BLC-BTFL-CD-DS>
the
cotton
does
headistilted
stand, raisethe
not touch the machine
back.
not use the spool holdersupport G.
illustration,
cotton
stand does not
spool
and
holder
head
then
G to
when
5-9.
Knee
litter
5.
INSTALLAION
V.
1. Pushiheknee
baseolthe
2. Loosen the bolts © andO.and then adjust the position
the knee lilterO so that itcan be operated easily
knee.
3.
Tighten
• Remove the
chine
head.
the
lilter
machine
bolls
O and O.
knee
leverOinlo
head.
lifter lever O when tilling back the ma
Iheknee
liller
shaft
G in
with
your
the
of
5-10.
Knee
switch
1.
Install
with
2.
Loosen
the knee
knee.
3.
Tighten
the knee switch O to the underside ofthe
the
tour
wood
screws
thebolls © and O. and then
switch
O so thatilcan be operated easily
the
bolts
© andO.
©. .. <
adjust
the
work
table
position
with
of
your
13
5.
INSTALLAION
5-11.
Ground
wire
connections
(2)8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
Motor
Loosen
the
symbol
the
center
oil
pan©, andthen
appears
wood
screw
attach
as shown.)
0 which
the
ground
was
used
wireO.(The
to install
ground
Attachthe ground wire O to the motor according to the In
structions given In
the
instruction manual forthe motor.
14
6.
LUBRICATION
CAUTION
6.
LUBRICATION
.
#Donot connect the
Q
• Be sure to
Q
The
long
Use
sewing
only
machine
periodsolnon-use.
white
Lubrication
machine
injury.
so that no
result
Furthermore,donot
vomiting
should
spindle
power
may
operate ifthe treadle is pressedbymistake,
wear
protective
oil
gets
into
and
diarrhoea.
alwaysbelubricaled
oil
specified
cord
your
Keep
. ^
until
goggles
eyesor
drink
the
the
oil
and
the
by
lubrication has been
and
onto
oil
gloves
under
your
when
skin,
any
outofthe
oil
supply
replenished
SEIKO.
completed,
v^hich
handling
otherwise
the
inflammation
^circumstances,
rSachofcWldren.
beforeitis
1.
Remove
2.
Pour
lubricating oil into
the
oillevel
e.
3. Tighten the screw
'IIthe
gauge0,add more
used
the
screw
reaches
oil level drops to
otherwise the
could
result
lubricating
in
oil.
can
as it can cause
lor
the
lirst
lime,
and
also
alter
O ol
the
oil
tank
liller
hole.
the
oil tank from
the upper reference line on the oilgaugi
O.
the
lower
oil.
the
reierence
filler
hole unt
line on the o
I'
upper
Lower
reference
reierence
line
line
4. Remove the rubber cap
5.
Pour
about10mlollubiicating
6.
Replace
the
rubber
cap
©
O.
O.
oilinthrough
the
15
oil
hole.
6.
LUBRICATION
• Oiling
Add 1-2 drops ol
Remove the twoboltsO,and then remove the face plate G.
oil
inthe places indicated by the arrows.
lUHlUlt
While
plate R
pushing
O.
the
spring
'—Rotary
hook race
o
plate©
downward,
open
slide
Q
J
16
7.
CHECKING
7.
CHECKING THE MACHINE PULLEY ROTATING DIRECTION
THE
MACHINE
PULLEY
ROTATING
DIRECTION
CAUTION
• Do
not
touch
while sewing,asthis
any of
the
moving
partsorplace any
objects
against
may result in personal injuryordamagetothe
the
machine
machine.
1. Insert
2.
on
the
Depress
the
power
powerswitch.
the
cord plug into
treadle
slightly
the
wall outlet, and then turn
and
check
leystarts to turn inthe direction of the arrow
* If
the
direction of rotation is reversed^
tion of rotatiprrto
the
instructlrm
3.
Depress
the
inthe oilsight glass
* it
takes
through
approximately
the
traadle
the
manual
gently
O.
machine
correct
for
and
one
head.
direction while referring to
the
motor.'
check
minute
that
that
for
the
machine pul
O.
change
the
oillevel rises
the
the direc
oil to travel
17
8.
ADJUSTING
THE
NEEDLE
A
8.
ADJUSTING
STOP
POSITION
CAUTION
THE
NEEDLE
(2)8BLC-BTFL-CD-DS
STOP
POSITION
A*
If
the
power
safety precautions.
s=gi
Needle
down
£top
switch
and
cS.
air
needtobe
Needleupslop
leftonwhen
carrying
out
some
adjustment,
be
extremely
Direction of machine pulley rotation
carefultoobserve
Thereisno
this
screw
discs.
needtoloosen
when
turning
all
the
The synchronizer detects the needle positionby means oftwo discs O and ©.
Adjusting
When
the
the
window of
If
the C
procedure.
1. Turn off the power switch.
2.
Loosen
3.
\Vhen
will
stopina
inthe position after the position before adjustment.
Adjusting
When
the
guard.
If
the
1. Turn off the powerswitch.
2.
When
screw©will
screw0
3. Afteradjusting, installthe cover O
the
sewing
the
mark
the
screw©,and
the
needleupstop
position
the
sewing
set
screwOis
the
needle
slopina
will
stopinthe
needleupstop
machine
belt guard.
is not
stopsinthe
visible
then remove the cover
position
before
the
needle
down
machine
not
down
stopsinthe
visibleinthe
stop
position
position
position
position
inthe
discOis
position
stop
before
after
needleupslop
window
ofthe
turnedinthe
before
position
needle
(thread
down
windowofthe
disc©is
the
position
the
position
with
the screw O.
position
belt
O.
and
guard,
same
adjustment.Ifthe
trimming
stop
position,
belt
guard,
turnedinthe
before
before
same
adjustment.Ifthe
adjustment.
the
treadleispressed
thread
trimming
directionasthe
discOis
signal
lower
turnedinthe
position)
the
set
screw©shouldbevisibleinthe
thread
directionasthe
back,
errors
may
occursoadjust
directionofmachine
opposite
take-up
errors
may
directionofmachine
disc©is
turnedinthe
the
"C"
mark
shouldbevisible
bythe
pulley
direction,
rotation,
the
"C"
mark
windowofthe
occur,soadjustbythe
pulley
rotation,
opposite
direction
following
the
"C"
will
following
the
the
in
mark
slop
belt
set
set
1R
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