CONTENTS
Page
Setting Up the machine 2
Speed
of the machine 3
Oiling 4
Needle
Winding bobbins g
Inserting and removing the bobbin case and bobbin 7
Threading the machine 8
Preparing for sewing 9
Regulating the thread tension (SK only) 9
Regulating the thread tension (SKM only) 10
Adjusting the presser foot pressure 10
Adjusting the stitch length 10
Bulge guide of sewing material
Gauge parts (SKM only) H
One or three needle machine (SKM only) 11
Piping or beading
Dummy-joint finish with, knife
Two
Adjusting the clearance between
Timing
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting the feed bar hinged stud 14
Timing
Adjusting
Adjusting
Adjusting the thread controller spring 16
and
thread
(SKM
work
(SKM
roller presser feet (SKM only) 11
only) 11
(SKM
needle
between
the
the
the
between
the
the
the
hook and needle 12
height of
hook
height
needle
lift
of
the
retainer
of
the
and
presser
heightofthe
needle
bracket
feeder 14
feeder
foot
presser
only) 10
only) 11
and hook (SK only) 12
bar
and
upper
foot
feeder
(SKM,
(SK-6P
SK—6
only)
only)
5^
; 13
14
15
15
16
g
Model
SK—6P
- 1 —
ti.'v30''~40
ii'
s.
Fig. 5 The
proper
angle of the
pedal
i
Fig. 6 To ossemble the knee lifter (SKM-26 only)
SPEED
The
800
OF
maximum
stitches
THE
per
MACHINE
speed
minute.
for
machines
Machines
of class
should be
SK
run
is 1,200
slower
stitches
than
and
the
SKM-26
maximum
speed, until the parts which are in movable contact have become galzed by
their
action upon each
other.
OILING
-
Do
not
operate
properly oiled at every spot requiring lubrication.
The arrows on the
Oiling
operation
must
to
assure
the
figures
be
doneatleast
free
machine,
7, 8, 9, 10 and
running
evenifonly
twice
and
daily
durability
11
when
for
testing,
indicate
the
of the
unlessithas
these
spots.
machineisin
operating
parts.
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