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and a parts inventory system to speed routine repairs.
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up
your
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Part
Number
39520
39530
39597
22528
39524
22524
"The
setting up the initial
can
sewing operation
w
w
39505
93
39526
w
A
w
w
154
GAS
parts and quantities listed above are intended to assist
only
be established according
Description
Presser
Throat
Needles
will
foot
Presser
Stitch
Main
marked
Screw
Differential
marked
Screw
Throat plate
foot
hinge
tongue
feed
plate
inventory
determine actual usage.
marked
dog, 12 TPI,
"W"
for
main feed
feed
"AT"
for
differential
marked
screw
(specify
of
spare parts. An efficient inventory
to
spring
"EF"
dog
dog, 1 2 TPI,
feed
"AN"
size)
actual usage. The nature of the
Minimum
Per 5 Machines
dog
Quantity
1
2 .
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
200
vou
in
Style
Suggested
Part
Number
39570
14077
39549
22588
39508
39508
22564
39551
22596
21225-1/16
29484
J
J
A
B
A
G
F
E
39500
Minimum
Description
Upper
knife
Nut
for
upper
clamp
stud
Lower
knife
Screw
for
lower
Lower
looper
Upper
looper
Screw
for
Needle clamp
Scr~w
Looper gauge
Screw
upper
for
needle
assortment
§~»are
knife
knife
marked
looper
stud
driving
Pa
rts Uat•
Minimum
and needle
clamp
"CC"
arm
QW
Quantity
Per 5 Machines
4
2
4
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
Page 3
(Supplement
Catalog
to
Catalog
INSTRUCTIONS
No.
FOR
103
QW
No.
103
QA)
ADJUSTING
39500
QW
LIST
CLASS
First
AND
OF
Styles
39500
OPERATING
PARTS
39500
RG
Edition
39500
RH
May,
1981
Union
Rights
Copyright@
by
Special
Reserved
1973
Corporation
in
All
Countries
UNION SPECIAL CORPORATION
INDUSTRIAL
Printed
SEWING
CHICAGO
in
U.S.A.
3
MACHINES
Page 4
IDENTIFICATION
OF
MACIDNES
on
the
Style
Each
UNION
machine.
numbers
Example: 11Style
only
ard
Style
Styles
which
minor
differs
changes
number.
of
machines
from
39500".
This
junction
on
Style
opposite
description
reference
tion.
part
This
herein.
Class
given
of
handwheel
catalog
therewith.
39500
the
numbers
Reference
number
catalog
It
can
39500.
from
the
illustration
and
listed
References
is
SPECIAL
Style
have
39500
one
QW".
are
numbers
or
made
Example:
similar
the
Style
is a supplement
QP
Only
are
those
illustrated
will
the
number
only,
numbers
in
the
applies
also
be
applied
operator's
away
from
machine
is
are
more
letters
Special
in a standard
"Style
number
39500
in
construction
in
APPLICATION
to
Catalog
parts
and
be
found a listing
of
pieces
and
merely
should
second
indicate
never
column.
specifically
with
discretion
to
directions,
position
while
operator.
identified
classified
suffixed,
Style
QWZ".
that
numbers
it
OF
used
on
listed
required.
be
used
to
the
such
seated
by a Style
as
standard
but
never
contain
machine, a "Z"
are
grouped
contains
no
letters.
CATALOG
No.
103
QA
and
Styles 3 9500
at
the
of
back
the
of
parts
Numbers
the
position
in
ordering
standard
to
some
as
right,
at
the
of
Styles
Special
left,
machine.
number
and
on a name
sp·::!cial.
contain
the
letter
is
suffixed
under a Class
Example:
should
QW,
this
with
in
that
parts.
of
catalog.
the
be
RG
and
their
first
part
Always
machines
Styles
front,
back,
Operating
the
11 Z 11
to
the
used
RH,
On
part
column
in
the
of
machines
plate
Standard
letter11Z
•
When
stand-
number
"Class
in
con-
but
not
the
page
numbers,
are
ill
us
tra-
use
the
as
listed
etc.,
are
direction
11
in
•
MARK
Thread
Pressed
39500
knitted
jamas,
and
ments
Standard
8-20
speed
39500
baby
materials.
able
514-EFe-1.
(6. 75
feeds.
39500
pockets,
and
cotton,
width
per
speed
IV
Hi
-Styled
Overseaming
Lower
QW
Medium
and
bathing
similar
of
wool,
width
per
inch.
7500
RG
Medium
blankets
Hem
turned
mm).
Maximum
RH
Medium
bathing
similar
wool,
from
inch.
7500
left
Cam
R.
High
Machines.
Knife,
Automatic
to
woven
fabrics
suits,
garments
cotton,
of
Cam
R.
P.
M.
to
heavy
and
is
up
hemming
Standard
Stitch
recommended
to
heavy
suits,
garments
silk
and
needle
adjusted
P.M.
STYLES
Speed,
heavy
duty
house
of
light
silk
seam
from
adjusted
duty
for
similar
turned
scroll
seam
range,
duty
house
of
light
synthetics.
approximately
main
OF
MACIDNES
Two
Curved
Differential
Lubricating
machine
with a modified
dresses,
to
medium
and
left
main
and
machine
children's
synthetics.
needle
differential
for
operations
up
with
the
roll
on
width
6-15
machine
dresses,
to
right
per
speed
medium
Seam
side
from
inch.
7000
for
children's
specification
17
and
differential
Blade
Feed,
Trimming
System,
for
seaming
safety
heavy
17/64
decorative
on
articles
extending
of
presser
left
needle
Cam
R.
P.M.
seaming
weight
f64
inch
Needles,
Improved
stitch.
wear,
weight
Seam
inch
feeds.
hemming
to
adjusted
operations
wear,
woven
(6.
75
feeds.
Two
Loopers,
Mechanism
Air
Cooling
medium
For
ladies'
woven
to
operations
undergarments
and
specification
(6.
75
mm).
Maximum
of
medium
of
medium
the
right
foot.
needle.
Seam
approximately
main
and
on
ladies
and
514-SSa
mm).
undergarments,
knitted
-1.
Standard
Stitch
Maximum
Four
with
Spring
System.
heavy
knitted
Stitch
weight
on
gar-
512-SSa
range,
pa-
-1.
recommended
weight
weight
woven
Adjust-
specification
17/64
inch
differential
coat
linings,
materials
seam
range,
6-15
recommended
of
NOTE:
On
Styles
3 9 500
RG
and
RH,
the
upper
4
looper
thread
is
caught
by
both
needles.
Page 5
SPEED
RECOMMENDATION
39500
maximum
ing
operation
machine
sary
to
The
maximum
commended
justment
CAUTION!
before
mineral
used.
sight
gauge
main
beginning
Machine
gauge on
lines
Machine
reservoir
MARK
rated
running
reduce
MARK
performance,
speed
of
precision
oil
of
when machine
IV
speeds.
may
necessitate
cycle
the
IV
for
Oil
to
Saybolt
is
filled
front
is
automatically
filled.
machines
Varied
and a
machine's
is a precision
the
the
first
mechanisms.
was
drained
operate.
viscosity
with
of
machine.
Check
have
field
operating
longer
speed
machine
20
Oil
oil
is
stationary.
lubricated.
oil
been
conditions,
than
by 10-15%.
manufactured
should
days
of
from
machine
capacity
of
90
at
spring
Red
bulb
daily
before
tested
at a lower
recommended
be
OILING
to
in
and
operated
field
when
of
Class
125
cap
in
on
oil
No
oiling
the
their
severity
operation.
shipped,
seconds
top
level
morning
complete
speed.
stitch
tested
at
1000 R.P.M. below
39500
cover.
is
and
cleanliness
When
operating
length,
sewing
This
so
reservoir
is
eight
at
100°
Oil
indicator
necessary,
start;
stitch
machine.
will
ounces.
Fahrenheit
level
should
add
range
it
minimize
must be
other
oil
at
their
of
the
sew-
from 50-100%
may
be
neces-
To
obtain
maximum
A
should
is
checked
show
than
as
required.
straight
re-
read-
filled
between
keeping
be
at
To
maintain
operating
should
It
have
shank,
the
eye.
on
for
and
Type
154
oil
The
is a magnetic
entered
Each
point,
needle
Collectively,
the
label
Class
the
machines
sizes
No.
GAS
maximum
continuously,
remain
oil
needle
shank,denotes
39500
available
in
drain
screw
the
crank
has
length,
of
all
machines
covered
Round
struck
055/022,
125/049,
recommended
the
machine
plug
screw
designed
case.
both a type
groove,
largest
type
and
needles
use a curved
in
of
the
recommended
shank,
groove,
round
065/025,
140/054,
oil
must
for
more
is
located
to
It
should
and
finish
diameter
size
number
packaged
this
catalog
Description
point,
spotted,
070/027,
150/060.
speed
be
than
accumulate
NEEDLES
size
and
and
blade
needle.
and
changed
one
at
back
be
removed and
number. The
other
of
represent
sold
is
curved
chromium
075/029,
serviceability
at
least
year.
of
machine
possible
details.
blade,
by
needle.
Type 154
and
measured
the
Union
Sizes
blade,
plated
080/032,
every
near
foreign
cleaned
type
number
The
complete
Special.
The
standard
GAS.
standard
and
090/036,
of
this
six
months.
bottom
materials
periodically.
denotes
size
number, stamped
midway
Below
length,
is
between
symbol which
recommended
is
available
100/040,
equipment
In
edge
of
which
the
shank
is
the
description
single
in
110/044,
when
no
case
base.
may
kind
of
on
and
given
needle
groove,
sizes
To
have
needle,
complete
or
order
needle
the
would
type
orders
and
size
read:
promptly
number
"1000
and
accurately
should
Needles,
be
forwarded.
Type 154
5
filled,
GAS,
an
Use
Size
empty
description
090/036".
package, a sample
on
label.
A
Page 6
NEEDLES
(Continued)
Selection
should
Release
(AG,
Fig.
direction
wrench
Again
turn
To
the
left,
in
this
then
tighten
bushing
After
are
threaded
through
through
holes
of
guide
threads
post
(G)
pass
1)
until
No.
21388
handwheel
replace
insert
position,
(AG)
. '
thread
the
center
holes
the
(C)
front
continue
and on
of
proper
freely
pressure
and swing
needles
AU,
needles,
needles
turn
nut.
comes from
through
holes
of
the
front
bar.
to
between
through
through
on
presser
are'at
furnished
until
leave
handwheel
Return
the
back
of
middle
Next
back
tension
front
needle
needle
presser
needles
in
holder
presser
cones
bar
the
bar
it
and
then
thread
size
eye
CHANGING
foot
arm
(U)
their
with
are
needle
until
until
arm
THREAD
on
of
front
from
is
threaded
through
discs
is
determined
in
order
NEEDLES
by
out
lowest
machine,
at
their
holder
they
holder
(U)
to
STAND
cone
support
the
thread
bar.
back
guide
to
(J),
(M).
to
turning
of
position.
point
loosen
highest
at
high
rest
is
position;
eyelet
The
looper
front
through
the
lower
through
by
produce
presser
of
travel.
needle
position
against
again
(A,
Fig.
(B),
and
the
upper
holes
tension
size
of
thread
a good
foot
Turn handwheel
Using
clamp
nut
position.
and
with
stop
pin.
at
its
low
re-lock
threads
then
presser
1),
under
come
through
the
the
holes
from
back
post
slot
used.
stitch
release
in
hexagonal
about
Withdraw
the
Keeping
point
of
foot
needle
middle
from
the
the
two
of
tension
to
front.
(K)
in
Thread
formation.
bushing
operating
socket
1/4
turn.
needles.
flats
to
needles
travel;
release
threads
bar
and
cones,
outside
thread
The
tension
Only
Parts
are
It
quence
Before
direction
turning
Be
the
tension
posts
for
should
the
parts
placed
will
of
threading
beginning
until
presser
sure
discs
different
involved
in
simplify
needles
foot
the
threads,
be
positioned
threads
their
the
lower
to
release
(J)
in
relative
threading
looper
thread,
(X)
as
and
as
threading
are
bushing
they
in
tension
so
the
indicated
positions
of
first,
swing
in
high
come
tension
THREADING
are
shown
these
upper
cloth
position,
in
for
clarity.
machines
looper
plate
release
(AG), and swing
from
the
tension
post
in
slot
post
Fig.
6
(K)
slot
1.
the
second,
open,
presser
thread
in
tension
will
threading
to
follow
and
turn
handwheel
pressure
arm
guide
post
be
at
diagram
the
the
on
(U)
out
(C),
(G).
the
approximate
(Fig.
recommended
needles
in
presser
of
are
TQe
third.
operating
foot
position.
between
tension
1).
se-
by
angle
Page 7
TO
THREAD
LOWER
LOOPER
Double
(R,
Fig.
pull-off
looper
looper
Left
through
eyes
in
assembly
tube
thread
passing
highest
needle
in
through
needle
eye
Turn
of
front
assembly
CAUTION!
Turn
top
cover
end
1)
from
(AF).
thread
(V)
is
of
lower
handwheel
auxiliary
upper
of
looper
(AA),
through
from
handwheel
position.
thread
needle
the
right
thread
of
Lead
guide
all
the
looper
lead
(AA).
upper
Be
tube
Insert
eyelet
hole
eyelet.
thread
right
looper
looper
to
thread
(T).
way
until
thread
thread
thread
Pull
looper
sure
assembly
in
operating
both
(AD),
thread
and
Thread
and
left.
behind
Turn
to
the
can
be
TO
point
thread
eyelet
pull-off
under
thread
eye
upper
to
TO
needle
under
eyelet
the
lead
it
through
NOTE:
fabric
handwheel
left;
THREAD
left
needles
then
threaded
of
upper
eyelet
(N)
(AF).
neck
out
from
looper
upper
THREAD
direction
threads
neck
(AC).
needle
Thread
guard
in
thread
easily
UPPER
looper
(P)
from
After
of
top
bottom
front
thread
looper
THE
of
top
The
thread
from
both
eyes
must
(S)
operating
through
if
LOOPER
(W)
from
left
to
pulling
cover
of
tube;
to
back.
is
eye.
NEEDLES
until
from
cover
right
through
the
front.
of
pass
and
through
direction
both
tweezers
is
all
back
under
needles
right
needle
to
right.
up
casting
push
to
casting;
the
lower
in
front
eyes
are
the
way
front,
NOTE:
upper
and
tube
lower
(X,
left,
and
thread
left
looper
of
eyelet
until
from
in
left
left.
then
Thread
looper
down
down,
looper
Fig.
hole
1)
through
down
should
of
thread
looper
hole
heel
left
hand.
Lead
through
must
thread
through
then
thread
are
both
through
be
the
top
eyelet
thread
of
frame
of
lower
to
right.
thread
both
pass
tube
thread
insert
when
at
their
eyes
threaded
of
holes
cover
7
Page 8
(j]Tension
Nut
IITension
[!]Tension
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Page 9
The
tension
stitch
amount
nuts
formation.
(D,
of
Fig.
tension
1).
Tension
on
THREAD
the
needle
on
TENSION
and
threads
looper
should
threads
be
only
is
regulated
enough
to
by
secure
knurled
proper
Sufficient
should
decrease
nut
screw
sure,
ing
With
nut
to
justing
to
feed
It
eccentric
is
ential
approximately
otherwise
tries.
be
(A,
has a right
loosening
screw
presser
(C)
1/16
will
No.
inch
screw
Feed
produce
eccentrics
be
39540
feed
maintained.
amount
Fig.
(B)
so
that
eccentrics
noted
is
eccentric
specified,
presser
2)
and
decreases
has
foot
its
(. 79
(B).
approximately
have
that
No.
39540
B-10.
the
foot
Should
of
pressure
turn
hand
been
resting
under
to
1. 59
Set
cap
FEED
used
been
on
B-12,
On
Style
is
number
machines
thread
Styles
PRESSER
pressure
it
be
necessary
on
presser
adjusting
so
tightening
pressure.
properly
on
surface
mm)
(D)
ECCENTRICS
in
10
selected
39500
No.
39540
of
set,
throat
from
against
machine
stitches
39500
while
B-8.
stitches
will
FOOT
to
feed
foot,
screw
When
tighten
plate,
is
approximately
the
top
locking
Styles
per
to
produce
QW
and
the
part
RG,
the
Minor
obtainable
be
shipped
PRESSURE
work
increases
pressure
position
surface
inch.
number
part
uniformly
to
increase
loosen
(B).
Adjusting
lock
nut
(C).
39500
On
approximately
RH,
the
number
numbers
when
with
lock
pres-
adjust-
nut
(A).
locking
1/3
of
ad-
QW
and
machine
part
of
the
ofboth
using
the
above
or
2
RH
have
Style
8
number
differential
the
of
the
part
that
combination
Fig.
been
39500
stitches
of
the
feed
main
symbol
eccentric.
2
selected
RG,
per
main
eccentric
and
differ-
indicate
Unless
of
eccen-
the
inch.
feed
of
stitches
gree
-6,
-30,
with
use
sired.
Generally
and
direction
Following
-7,
-8, -9,
-32,
each
No.
39540 B with a minor
Example:
Fig.
speaking,
produced.
stitch
-10, -11,
-34,
3
-36,
machine.
of
"39540
differential
Main
stretch
number
-40,
Additional
cloth
lower
quence:
center
high
mm)
height
Fig.
after
been
(left
feed
-12,
-50,
B-10".
ASSEMBLING
Before
plate,
knife
With
in
position,
above
above
3)
by
needles
tightened.
hand)
of
material
eccentrics
-13,
-60, -70,
eccentrics
number
assembling
fabric
holder
throat
the
front
throat
the
loosening
have
(right
feed
being
-14,
suffixed
AND
guard,
assembly.
SETTING
plate
end
needle
plate
throat
been
hand)
eccentric
sewn,
are
-15,
-100.
clamp
-16, -18,
Only
may
ADJUSTING
and
chip
assembled
of
needle
points
(Fig.
plate,
set
feed
eccentric
is
or
available
two
be
ordered
to
indicate
adjusting
guard,
Then
THE
NEEDLES
in
should
3).
To
move
screw
properly
determines
selected
type
under
-20, -22, -24,
eccentrics
number
SEWING
sewing
upper
follow
position,
slots.
be
align
needle
(B).
and
in
of
operation.
No.
separately.
this
When
set
31/64
needles
Remove
clamp
relation
39540
are
of
stitches
PARTS
parts,
knife
suggested
needles
needles
inch
driving
throat
screw
number
to
de-
B-4,
-26,
supplied
To
assembly,
or
arm
-5,
-28,
order,
de-
remove
se-
should
are
(12.30
set
the
(A,
plate,
(B)
has
at
9
Page 10
Fig.
4
SETTING
If
needle
laps
looper
looper
looper
in
needle
into
of
its
from
gauge
pull-off
At
this
bar
stroke,
center
No.
thread
deflecting
Now
thread
thread
driving
point,
(B).
With
set
of
21225-1/16.
needle.
assemble
THE
cam
pull-off
pull-off
screw,
arm.
insert
the
looper
left
needle
Tighten
differential
NEEDLES
pull-off
(B),
back.
be
sure
lower
lower
point
looper
1/16
(Fig.
Do
not
nut
{Continued)
{A,
Fig.
separate
When
to
take
looper
at
inch
5),
using
have
lower
(C).
(front)
4)
over-
by
moving
retightening
up
end
play
{A,
Fig.
the
left
end
(1.
59
mm)
looper
looper
feed
dog.
5)
SETTING
Set
ble,
without
movement
to
deflect
mm).
sure
guard
Screw
there
and
Now,
point
should
rear
interfering
of
needles
(B)
is
lower
SETTING
finish
THE
needle
lower
is
no
looper.
lower
be
set
REAR
guard
knife
NEEDLE
(A,
Fig.
with
either
holder,
forward . 002-.
used
to
set
rear
interference
THE
into
LOWER
looper
the
spring
face
.
102
adjustment.
scarf
forward
another
mm).
SETTING
Assemble
Fig.
ing
front
ble
(D)
needle
sure
needle
6).
needles
needle
to
needles
is
used
guard.
there
guards
GUARD
6)
as
lower
but
still
004
inch
needle
between
LOOPER
of
the
. 00
THE
FRONT
When
lower
off
guard
without
to
After
is
no
and
high
as
looper
in
position
(.
051-.
guard.
rear
As
lower
left
from
2-.
rear
004
NEEDLE
front
needle
looper
rear
needle
as
close
touching.
adjust
this
interference
differential
possi-
or
102
Make
needle
needle
guard
inch
is
guard,
and
setting,
looper
(A,
(. 0
GUARD
guard
spring-
as
possi-
Screw
set
make
between
feed
Fig.
sur-
51-
(C,
set
front
dog.
moves
7}
Fig.
to
until
5
the
the
Fig.
right,
needles
7
its
looper
8)
in,
holder
Styles
Fig.
holder
clamp
so
39500
6
holds
that
into
the
RG
upper
the
shank
and
holds
pushed
upper
RH;
SETTING
Insert
the
looper
looper
extends
1/16
in
shaft,
to
THE
upper
upper
or
out,
holder
1/8
3/32
UPPER
looper
looper
if
inch
inch
or
it
turned
is
in
the
(3.
(1.
LOOPER
{A,
in
its
not
already
shaft.
17
mm}
59
to
10
Fig.
8)
holder
around
Locate
beyond
2.
38
in
its
in
place.
mm}
its
holder.
and
shank.
upper
holder
for
permits
Insert
Screw
looper
(Fig.
Style
Screw
it
(C,
8),
39500
(B)
to
be
upper
Fig.
in
its
for
QW.
Page 11
SETTING
THE
UPPER
LOOPER
(Continued)
When
should
Be
casting.
shaft
looper
looper
ance
(Fig.
Next,
left
end
of
upper
throat
mm)
(13.
and
to
the
to
49
RH,
the
left
be
sure
By
and
point
eye
of
looper
plate
the
mm)
check
LEFT
of
centerline
the
upper
set
to
there
adjusting
by
turning
to
with
9).
turn
its
travel.
(Fig.
left
of
above
dimensions
needle
looper
position
is a clearance
looper
the
cross
.
002
the
lower
to
handwheel
On
point
10).
with
Looper
centerline
throat
and
throat
of
LEFT
If
resetting
the
NOTE:
dimensional
only.
is
upper
looper
.
004
Style
respect
plate
of
upper
Figure
at
the
looper
holder
around
looper
inch
until
39500
point
of
RIGHT
(Fig.
upper
plate.
needle
is
looper
settings
right
shank
between
in
or
out
its
to
the
(.
051
to
the
upper
QW,
to
the
should
needle
10).
On
looper
Looper
and
39164
necessary,
holder
10
represents
for
end
of
slightly
heel
of
of
upper
shank,
left
of
.
102
looper
check
RIGHT
be
9164
and
Styles
point
point
inch
do
(A,
Style
its
stroke,
back
looper
looper
set
upper
the
lower
mm)
is
clear-
at
dimensions
needle
inch
(3.
17132
39500
with
respect
should
it
(15.
by
be
48
moving
Fig.
the
correct
39500
and
the
and
57
inch
RG
3 I
mm)
10).
QW
upper
of
vertical
16
inch
above
looper
Fig.
(
4.
76
throat
holder
(Fig.
8
mm)
plate.
8).
to
Fig.
maintain
the
Check
downstroke.
slightly
of
machine.
10.
and
9
condition
setting
If
needle
rotate
Reset
D i m e n s i
or
turning
wise
mension
(4.
looper
looper
made,
upper