White 634D User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

  • Number of threads: 3 or 4 Threads
  • Number of needles: 1 or 2 Needles.
  • Needles: Standard HAx1 #11–#14.
  • Overlock width: W-bracket between two needles
  • Width of the Standard Cutter: Usually standard cutting is 5.5 mm which is between 5.2 to 7 mm.
  • Maximum stitch length: 5 mm, minimum is 1 mm.
  • Sewing ratio: the differential feed ratio is set to one to two.
  • s/m speed: Maximum Speed is 1500 RPM.
  • Machine measurements:
  • Width: 300 mm
  • Depth: 230 mm which max out to 340 mm
  • Height: 290 mm which can reach to 350 mm or 555 mm.
  • Weight: the weight is roughly around 8.7 kilograms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kind of sewing and stitches can this sewing machine do?

A: The most appropriate sewing machine for making overlock stitches and for rolling edge stitches.

Q: Why is it difficult for me to adjust the stitches in an appropriate length on this machine?

A: A Length dial is typically the best way to adjust stitch length as it has a range of 1 to 5 millimeters.

Q: What will you recommend to me if my needle happened to break?

A: Remove the fabric, see if the needle is bent, blunt, put improperly, or if the fabric was being pulled or sewn. In case of any of these conditions do replace the needle.

Q: What is the maximum sewing speed of the machine?

A: The maximum sewing speed is pegged at 1500 RPM.

Q: How can I replace the lower cutter?

A: There is a certain order which one needs to follow to replace the lower cutter, Unplug the machine, remove the front cover, disengage the upper cutter, tighten the clamp screw of the lower cutter and remove the lower cutter then insert a new one.

Q: Which needles does this machine require?

A: For this machine you need to have the HAx1 needles, size #11 to #14 (SCHMETZ 130/705H) as it is efficient with such size needles.

Q: Will I be able to change the differential feed ratio?

A: Of course, the differential feed ratio can be altered between 1:07 to 2 according to the different fabrics and to avoid the material to pucker.

User Manual

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THESE
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Page 5
CONTENTS
NAMES
1,
OPERATION
2.
PREPARATION
3.
3-1.
3-2.
3-3.
3-4.
3-5.
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4-2.
4-3.
4-4.
4-5.
4-6.
ADJUSTING
5.
STITCH
6.
DIFFERENTIAL
7.
CORDED
8.
SEWING
9.
THREE
10,
ROLLED
11.
PIN
12.
REPLACING
13.
CHANGING
14.
LUBRICATION
15.
ACCESSORIES
16.
TABLE
17.
PROBLEM
18.
SPECIFICATIONS
19.
OPTIONAL
20.
PARTS
OF
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FOR
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THREADS
WIDTH
1
2
4
4
5
5
6
7
10
10
10
10
11
12
13
15
15
16
17
17
18
19
20
21
21
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23
24
25
26
27
Page 6
NAMES
1.
OF
PARTS
1.
Spool Thread
2. Pressure
3.
4.
Thread Telescopic
5.
6.
Thread
7.
Tension
Differential
8.
9.
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11.
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12.
13.
Upper
14.
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15.
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16.
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18.
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take
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release
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side
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of
machine)
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Needle
plate
—1—
Page 7
OPERATION
2. PARTS
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turn
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Page 8
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—3—
Page 9
PREPARATION
3.
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Page 10
Setting
3-2.
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changing
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to
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caught
needle
reaches
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the
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in
thread,
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needle
needle’s
off
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of
eye
knot
the
as
eye.
—5—
Page 11
Cover prevent
the
thread
spool
from
with
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the
“NET”
down
on
as
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to
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the
adapter
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type
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with
machine) (as
the
spool,
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shown).
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3-4.
to
screw
its
out
highest
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and remove
left
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loosen
needle.
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towards
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the
flat
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Page 12
Threading
3-5.
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When threading
sequence:
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(1) Open
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front
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Page 13
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(2)
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turning
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handwheel
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Page 14
(3)
1.
2.
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to
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if
right
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are
—9—
Page 15
FOUR
4. USING
4-1.
After
are out foot,
two finger.
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ahead
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foot
material front
sewing.
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threading
wound
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and
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or
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beginning of is
setting
lifter
of
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around
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turn
times
presser
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need
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the
lift
to
under
cutter
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OVERLOCK
completed,
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under
handwheel
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to
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raise
to
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up
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and
stitch
place
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the
material;
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foot
lower
when
finger,
behind
towards
form
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will
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presser
and
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through.
foot
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toot
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stitch
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lifter.
presser
the the
it
to
before
—10—
Beginning
4-3.
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(1) Place
begin
and
the
to
material
sewing
and
sew
under
slowly.
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toe
the
Sewing
of
presser
of
the
foot
Page 16
Ending
(2)
off
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thread
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from
sewing.
the
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as
left
the chain-stitches.
cut
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not
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+
break.
and
sewing
of
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pull
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fabric
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to
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called
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prepare
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(2”)
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as
to
for
needle
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and
sewing.
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to
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presser
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thin
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pressure Increase tightening
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sew
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thickness.
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4-5.
Thread
Tension
Chart
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LENGTH
2.5-5
mm
1-1.5
mm
CUTTING
WIDTH
5-6
mm
5-6
mm
The
tension different above. Since thread tension Thread and
the The
differential
according
the
figures tension, slightly.
tensions
thread.
for
each
it
will
feed
in
to
the
may
of
the
the
be
differ
ratio
thread
pattern
chart
necessary
according
is
normally
are
tension
stitches
for
average to
to
“N”.
dials
asinthe
adjust
the
kind
(See
should
strength
the
thread
fabric
of
R16)
be
chart
of
—12—
Page 18
4-6.
the
Set
To
tighten
number.
To
loosen
number.
Left
®
Right
©
Upper
©
Lower
Correct
(1)
Lower well threads
fabric.)
Needle
Thread
balance
the
the
needle
needle
looper
looper
looper
balanced
should
thread
Tension
of
tension,
tension,
thread
tension.
thread
with
should
the tension
turn
turn
tension
thread
thread
thread
and upper
same
make
crosses
not
Adjustment
weak
as
tension
tension
tension
teqsion
tension
thread
tension.
at
be
slacken,
as
dial
dial
(Both
the
edgeofthe
possible.
to
a
higher
toalower
should
looper
or
pulled.
be
thread Right
thread
looper
needle
(2)
Unbalanced round
Tighten
©)or
(Dial
the
loosen
©).
and
thread
the
over
thread
upper
the
tension
looper
back:
of
tension
the
upper
of
the
thread
looper
lower
wraps
(Dial
looper
Upper thread
looper
—13—
Page 19
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5.
ADJUSTING
WIDTH
• Adjust
(1)
(0.28”) The Open
If
the width, cutting arrow.
the
standard
the
cutting
AND
cutting
according
cutting
front
cover
width
leavinioops
width
adjusting
(To
a
bigger
BALANCE
CUTTING
width
from
to
the
kind
width
is
to
adjust
is
narrower
off
the
fabric
dial
number)
OF
WIDTH
5.2
(0.2”)
of
material.
5.5mm
the
cutting
than
edge,
to
the
STITCH
to
7.0mm
(0.21
width.
the
stitch
turn
direction
“).
the
of
(2)
causing the of
6.
STITCH
The
regular stitch 5mm
+
For
2.5mm is
If
the
cutting
cutting
the
machine
seaming
length
by
one-touch
normal
used
a
pucker
width
arrow.
LENGTH
is
from
overlock
to
5mm.
only
width
(To
pre-set
and
1mm
of
A
for
rolled
is
wider
than
within
the
overlock
adjusting
a
smaller
dial
number)
ADJUSTMENT
to
a
2.5mm
overlock.
the
stitch
(Narrow
stitch
set
the
length
edge.
You
stitch
the
to
stitch
may
rolled
length
less
stitch
seam.turn
the
length
adjust
edge)
dial.
length
than
width,
direction
for
the
to
from
2.5mm
—15—
Page 21
Refer
DIFFERENTIAL
7.
since
one
and
at
function
indicates
material
of
feed
two
behind
different
produces
and
Differential fabrics, front
feed
to
This stretchable
“N”
+
scrap
a
chart
below
to
the
performance
stitch
test
and
on
FEED
prevents
independent
the
ratio.
a
lightweight
normal
the
are
you
stretching
needles,
finish
neat
fabrics.
position.
going
feed
can
to
or
dogs,
be
overlock
of
use.
puckering
one
adjusted
in
for
—16—
Page 22
CORDED
8.
OVERLOCK
Corded
stabilize such There
Place
(1)
hole sew the
Sew
(2)
edge
SEWiNG
9.
For For trimming
the your pressure
hand
overlock
stitches
knitted
as
are
in
with
cord.
over
of
neat
a inside
presser
left
to
two
the
the
the
curves,
line
hand, in
hold
can
fabrics.
ways
narrow
foot
the
narrow
a
overlocked
FOR
clean
and
of
foot,
the
it
be
when
of
cord
and
right
CURVED
guide
fabric
the
applying
the
at
opposite
against
used
joining
corded
back
needle
cord,
finish
the
pressure
same
the
tc
elastic
overlock.
(about
under
stitching
positioning
stitch.
curved
of
fabric
under
time,
direction
cutter
strengthen
materials
3mm)
foot,
the
SEAMS
seams:
gently
right
the
the
to
apply
with
shown.
as
and
into
then
through
it
on
with
front
fabric
a
your
the
the
the
of with little
right
outside
For directions
curves,
the
of
apply
above.
pressure
opposite
the
in
—17—
Page 23
THREE
10. STITCH
Though stitch To simply
(1)
Three-thread wideasa can Use width
The
this
overlock
three-thread
sew
remove
removing
By
achieved.
be
the
is
differential
left
THREAD
USING
machine
using
stitch
needle.
1
the
overlock
4-thread
normally 6mm.
thread
feed
overlock
tension.
ratio
OVERLOCK
NEEDLE
1
mainly
made
is
needles.
2
overlock
right
needle.
stitch using
stitch
(Dial
is
normally
for 4
using
needle
1
using
®).The
“N”.
1
needles
2
(See
thread
needle
for
cutting
R16).
as
—18—
By
(2)
right
The
thread
right normally
differential
The
removing
needle
tension
4mm.
sews
feed
the
with
(Dial
ratio
left
needle.
narrow
a
©).The
normally
is
width.
cutting
“N”.
Use
width
(See
the
is
P16).
Page 24
11.
Rolled
ideal
(1)
Remove needle>
(2)
Pull
with
ROLLED
Fine
Rolled
The
fabric
looper
edge
for
use
stitch
front
is
thread.
is
with
the
finger
red
EDGE
Edge
overlocked
achieved
thin
left
needle.
knob
line
on
/
with
by
rolling
materials.
(Sew
toward
needle
4
upper
only
you
plate.
the
and
with
to
lower
fabric
the
align
and
right
it
The
fabric
is
rolled
by
The
thread
upper
7.
1q
looper
tension
thread.
adjusting.
and
is
overlocked
with
STANDARD
CUTflNG
STITCH
LENGTH
DIFFERENTIAL
THREAD
TENSION
+
Adjust the
fabric
(3)
At
the
end
of
CHART
WIDTH
FEED
NEEDLE UPPER
THREAD
LOWER
THREAD
as
needed and
beginning
the
thread
FOR
RATIO
THREAD
LOOPER
LOOPER
according
the
threads.
of
chain.
ROLLED
sewing,
ROLLED EDGE
5-6
mm
1-1.5
mm
N
3-5
to
(See
gently
the
EDGE
kind
P24)
pull
FINE ED
5-6
1-1.5
ROLL-
EDGE
mm
mm
N
3-5
3
5
-
-
of
the
7.
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A
—19—-
Page 25
12.
PIN
TUCKS
Pin
tucks
avoid
Pin
tucking
clothing
(1)
Remove desired needle.)
(2)
Raise
+
Raise
(3)The
(See
+
Mark
+
The
are
cutting
is
and
pintuck
the the
tension
P12)
and
differential
overlocked the
fabric,
suited
a
lady’s
left
the
width.
upper presser
is
set
priin
feed
to
blouse.
or
cutter.
foot
for
tucks
on raise
the
right
(Sew
(See
lifter.
normal
ratio
the
the
design
only
in
is
normally
edge.
upper
of
needle
with
P3)
overlock.
advnce
So
a
child’s
the
as
cutter.
for
one
“N’.’.
to
your
(4)
Place the plate
+
Make (See
(5)The
sewing
the
edge
and
chain-stitch
P11)
tuck
is
fabric
in
line
to
start
is
ironed
finished.
under with
sew.
at
the
the side
the
one
to
end
presser
of
of
side
the
the
when
foot
needle
sewing.
with
your
—20—
Page 26
13.
REPLACING
LOWER
CUTTER
Replacing
*
Unplug
(1)
Open
(‘See
(2)
Loosen lower
(3)
Set
Align
needle
screw
CHANGING
14.
When the itisswitched
Howtoremove
(1)
Take
(2)
Remove Remove
(3) (4)
Change Replace
(5)
page
the
out
Lower
the
front
lower
cutter.
new
the
plate,
a
light
the
the
the
the
the
machine
cover
3) cutter
lower
of
top
and
does
on:
the
power
presser
lamp
light
lamp
Cutter
and
clamp
cutter.
lower
tighten
LIGHT
not
lamp
supply
cover.
bulb.
cover.
disengage
screw®and
cutter
lower
BULB
come
cover.
plug.
foot
lifterbypulling
with
on
upper
the
cutter
even
cutter.
remove
top clamp
though
it
out.
F
a
of
How
to
use
(1)
Take
out
(2)
Place
the
in
the
accessory directionofarrow of
arrow
Replace
(3)
of (2).
15.
LUBRICATION
Although machine a
special
dropsofoil
durability.
Lubrication
since
oil
impregnated
the
the
bulb
©,
the
on
bulb power
catcher
and
new
the
important
moving
catcher
supply
(plastic
box
around
,
turnitin
remove
bulbinthe
is
not
required
sintered
metal
the
parts
(plastic
plug.
the
bulb.
are
metal,
parts
sheath),
sheath)
bulbinthe
the
direction
reverse
often
all
made
oneortwo
will
increase
found
steps
for
this
of
—21—
Page 27
CLEANING
First
disconnect
removing
1.
Open
2.
Using
and
front
the
lint
plug
that
from
cover
brush
has
machine
the
and
provided,
accumulated.
from
electric
side
power
outlet.
cover.
remove
(See
all
supply
Page
the
by
3)
dust
STORAGE
1.
When disconnect removing
2.
Using your
3.
Store
the
plug
the
machine
away
machine
it
from
vinyl
when
from
from
cover
bright
is
the
the
provided
you
and
not
power
electric
finish
damp
in
use,
outlet.
please
your
supply
sewing.
places.
please
by
cover
SERVICING
are
to
h
Hdrd
..J
machine
was
purchased.
+-
...‘.........
Page 28
16.
ACCESSORIES
Screw
(large)
(small)
Tweezers
Cleaning
drivers
brush
Lower
Net
Vinyl
cutter
(anti-spill
cover
sleeves)
U U
Oiler
Needles
HAx1
(SCHMETZ
130/705H)
—ZE
—--—
#11...2 (75)
—23—
Spool
plastic
Adapter
sheath
Page 29
17.
(For
machine)
TABLE
Needle
home-use
Thread
SEWING
OF
HA
xl
(SCHMETZ
130/705
H)
sewing
MATERIALS,
Thin
material
(crepe,
#11
(75)
#60/2
Twisted
—#80/2
(#80/3
#100/3
twisted
Twisted
twisted
NEEDLES
georgette)
thread
thread
thread
thread)
AND
Medium material
(Serge,
#60/2
(Three overlock
THREADS
to
gabardine,
#11
or
(75)
Twisted
or
four-thread stitch)
thick
#14
(90)
thread
etcj
Thick
(thick
#50/2
-—60/2
(Three
overlock
material denim)
#14 (90)
Twisted
twisted
or
four-thread stitch)
thread
thread
(Between edge)
Use
ball
Thread
(Needle
Overedging
left
Stitch
point
tension
thread)
width
needle
length
needles
and
for
Man-Made
(Three-thread stitch)
Loose
5.2—5.5mm
2—2.5mm
fibers
overlock
(Set
or
stretch
the
fabrics.
Medium
balance
of
looper
5.2—5.5mm
2.5—3mm
tensions
Tight
weak)
5.5—6mm
2.5—3mm
—24—
Page 30
PROBLEM
18
SOLVING
Under
Machine
Machine not
properly
Needle
normal
wgcrenure
PROBLEM
does
does
feed
Breaks
conditions,
Not
insufficient
you
if
plugged
Pressure
Differential
or
Bent
Needle Pulling
inserted
fabric
carefully
of
CAUSE
on
feed
blunt
machine.
properly
in
presser
not
needle
incorrectly
while
follow
Check
foot
set
sewing
instruction
correctly
your
for
machine
Plug
and
Increase pressure right
Adjust
Insert
Reset
Do
operating,
before
CORRECTION
into
cord
machine
pressure
regulator
differential
needle
new
needle
fabric
pull
not
difficult
no
you
electrical
properly
by
screw
feed
call
turning
or
for
outlet
to
special
service.
adjustment
is
Skipphig
Irregular tches
Puckering
Tension
Needle tight
Improper
Need
adjusted
not
thread
threading
drfferential
tensions
feed
properly
are
too
Re-thread
•Re-thread
Check
Loosen
Re-thread
Set
machine
machine
thread
needle
machine
differential
tensions
thraad
feed
tensions
0.7
-
new
N
—25—
Page 31
SPECIFICATIONS
19.
Number
of
threads
4
Threads
(3
threads)
Number
Needles
Width
between
Overlock
length
Stitch
Differential
of
width
feed
needles
two
ratio
needles
Standard
Standard
HAx1
NO:
2
Needles
#11
75—90)
5.5
mm
#14
1
1:
2mm
O.7—2
(1
needle)
(SCHMETZ
(Range
5mm
5.2
1301705H
mm)
7
Maximum
Machine
Weight
sewing
dimensions
speed
—26—
Width Depth
Height
300mm 230mm
290mm
1500
(Max.
340mm)
(Max.
350mm—555mm)
8.7
RPM
kg
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