Yamato VF2400 Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual
HIGH SPEED FLAT BED INTERLOCK STITCH MACHINE
VF2400 class
This instruction manual includes adjustment s dif fered from VF2400. Before using your machine mentioned above, please read both of the instruction manuals and understand the contents well. After reading the instruction manual, please keep it in a location where it is easily accessible to the operator.
Safety instructions ⅰ - iv
1. Name of each part 1
2. Installation 2
2.1 Semi-submerged type 2
2.2 Full-submerged type 5
2.3 Motor, pulley and belt 8
2.4 Hanging belt 9
2.5 Belt cover 9
2.6 Eye guard and 󲶻nger guard 10
2.7 Thread guide plate 10
2.8 Tape stand (VF2403, 2404, 2503, 2504) 11
2.9 Tape holder (VF2404, 2504) 11
3. Sewing speed and rotating direction of pulley 12
4. Lubrication 13
4.1 Lubricating oil 13
4.2 Lubricating 13
4.3 Changing oil 14
4.4 Checking and replacing oil 󲶻leter 14
5. Proper operation 15
5.1 Needle system 15
5.2 Installing needles 15
5.3 Threading 16
5.4 Adjusting thread tension 17
5.5 Pressure of presser foot 17
5.6 Adjusting position of presser foot 17
5.7 Adjusting differential feed dog 18
5.8 Adjusting stitch length 19
5.9 HR device and SP device 20
5.10 Setting tape (VF2403, 2503, 2404, 2504) 21
5.11 Metering device (only for VF2404 and VF2504) 21
5.12 Adjusting hemming guide (VF2411) 23
5.13 Cleaning the machine 23
6. Adjustments 24
6.1 Needle thread tension 24
6.2 Top cover thread tension 25
6.3 Looper thread tension 26
6.4 Removing presser foot and presser foot lift 27
6.5 Looper 28
6.6 Height of needle bar 29
6.7 Front-and-rear position of needle and looper 30
6.8 Needle and needle guard 31
6.9 Height of feed dog 32
6.10 Needle and spreader 32
6.11 Folder (VF2403, 2503, 2404, 2504) 34
6.12 Metering device (VF2404, 2504) 35
7. Specifications 37
Attention
◇This instruction manual is designed mainly for technicians, but it is advisable that also operators read
the instructions with mark to use the machine properly.
◇The numbers in lower left corners of figures are figure numbers. We use them in texts as needed for
your reference.
Attention
The parts used for this product are subject to change without notice. If such a change is made, any part of the contents and illustrations of this instruction manual may not conform to this product. In preparing the instruction manual, we have made our best efforts for making it free of any error or omission. If any error or omission should yet be found, it might not be rectified immediately.

Safety instructions

1. To ensure safe use
Always observe the following instructions to en­sure the safe use of the industrial sewing ma­chines and devices.
1-1 Application and purpose
The sewing machine is designed to improve pro­ductivity in the sewing industry and must not be used for other applications and purposes. Do not
use this sewing machine until it can be con󲶻rmed
that safety measures for the drive units have been taken.
1-2 Before use
Read all instruction manuals thoroughly before starting the use of this machine and follow them.
Also, read the instruction manual for the installed drive unit.
1-3 Working environment
DO NOT WORK IN THE FOLLOWING ENVIRONMENTS:
- Place where atmosphere temperature and humid­ity give a bad influence the performance of sewing machines.
- Outdoors and place where the sewing machines are exposed to sunlight directly.
- Atmosphere containing dust, corrosive gases or
󲶼ammable gases.
- Place where voltage 󲶼uctuation exceeds ± 10 %
of the rated voltage.
- Place where power capacity necessary for the
used motor speci󲶻cations cannot be secured.
- Place where strong electric or magnetic 󲶻elds
are generated such as near large-output high frequency transmitters or high frequency weld­ing machines.
1-4 Unpacking and transportation
(1) Unpack from the top.
(2) Never hold the parts near the needle or
threading parts when removing the sewing ma­chine head from the buffer of box.
(3) When carrying the sewing machine head, have
an assistant.
(4) Pay attention not to get excessive impact or
shock when moving the sewing machine head with a pushcart.
2.Installation and preparation
2-1 Instruction and training
Operators and workers, who supervise, repair or maintain the machine head and machine unit, are required to have the adequate knowledge and op­eration skills to do the job safely. In order to establish such necessary conditions, it needs for the employer to plan and enforce the safety education and training to those workers.
2-2 Sewing table and motor
(1) Prepare a machine table that has enough
strength to withstand the weight of the sew­ing head and any reaction while operating.
(2) Maintain a comfortable working environment
with considering the lighting and the ar­rangement of sewing machine so that the op­erators can work smoothly.
(3) When installing the control box and the re-
lated parts on the sewing machine, take care about the posture of the worker.
(4) Install the drive unit correctly according
to the instruction manual.
2-3 Wiring
(1) Never connect the plug for power supply un-
til assembly is 󲶻nished.
(2) Fix the connectors securely to the sewing
machine head, motor, and electric apparatus.
(3) Do not apply excessive force to the connec-
tion cords.
(4) Connect the cords away from the driving
parts.
(5) Place the ground wire securely to the desig-
nated position on the machine head.
2-4 Before operation
(1) Take care not to attach lubricant, silicone
oil, and grease on the eyes or skin.
  Keep them away from children. (2) Be sure to 󲶻ll or drop lubrication oil be-
fore operating the sewing machine.
  Use the Yamato SF oil as speci󲶻ed.
(3) Never put your hand under the needle or near
the moving parts of the machine when turning on power supply switch.
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(4) When operating a new sewing machine, make
sure the rotating direction of pulley agrees with the rotating-direction mark.
2-5 During operation
(1) Be sure to operate the sewing machine with
the safeguards such as belt cover, finger guard, and eye guard.
(2) Never place the 󲶻nger, hair or objects un-
der the needle or close to the moving parts while operating the sewing machine.
(3) Be sure to turn off the power supply switch
when threading or replacing the needles.
(4) Never place your hands close to the knives
when operating the sewing machine with the trimming devices.
(5) Be sure to turn off the power supply switch
when terminating the sewing work or leaving the sewing machine.
(6) If the sewing machine malfunctions, abnormal
sound or smell something unusual while oper­ating, be sure to turn off the power supply switch.
2-6 Removal
(1) Turn off the power supply switch if removed
or replaced any parts or during adjustment of sewing machine.
(2) Do not pull the cord when removing the plug.
Be sure to hold the plug itself.
(3) A high voltage is applied inside the control
box. Turn off the power supply switch and wait more than 5 minutes before opening the cover.
supply switch.)
(4) Be sure to remove the gasket too, when the
cover removed at the maintenance, inspec­tion, and repair. If not removed, may be injured at the edge of gasket.
(5) Do not modify the sewing machine by the
customer's judgment.
(6) Be sure to use original replacement parts
for repairs or maintenance.
4.
Caution signs and alert pictorial markings
This instruction manual contains the following caution signs and alert pictorial markings to prevent you from injuring yourself or the sew­ing machine from being damaged. Please follow the instructions.
4-1 Meanings of caution signs
WARNING indicates potentially hazardous situ-
ations which, if not heeded, could result in death or serious injury to you and others.
Caution indicates hazardous situations which, if not heeded, may result in minor or moderate injury to you and others, or may result in ma­chine damage.
NOTE is used to emphasize essential informa­tion.
3.Maintenance, inspection, and repair
(1) Follow the instruction manuals for mainte-
nance, inspection, and repair.
(2) Entrust the maintenance, inspection, and re-
pair to specially trained personnel.
(3) Be sure to turn off the power supply switch
and make sure the sewing machine and motor completely stop before the maintenance, in­spection, and repair. (If using a clutch mo­tor, take care that the motor keeps turning for a while even after turning off the power
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4-2 Alert pictorial markings
This mark indicates the warning which, if not heeded, could re-
sult in death or Serious injury.
This mark indicates the caution for high temperature.
This mark indicates the warning which, if not heeded, could re-
sult in death or Serious injury.
Hig h -vo l t age ap pli e s in t he
control box. This label indi­cates that electric shock may be caused.
Hi gh-vo ltage applie s
in the cont r o l box. This label indicates that e lect r i c sho c k may be caused.
This label is af󲶻xed on the
safeguards. Considering the operation, it is not affixed on the finger guard and eye guard. Be sure to operate
with the 󲶻nger guard and eye
guard in position.
Stepping motor and solenoid
may overheat if used con­tinuously. To prevent a burn, take care not to touch.
This mark indicates the caution which, if not grounded, the ma­chine or device could malfunc­tion and could result in per­sonal injury.
5.Warning labels on sewing machines
This labe l indicates that remo v a l of the safeguards and works except for sewing per­f o r ma n c e w h i l e t h e powe r s uppl y swit c h is on are prohibited. (For details, see the next page.)
If not connected earth line, static e l e c tricity m a y be generated and inflict injury on person. In addition, the malfunction of electric sys­tem may cause injury to per­son.
C h e ck t h e ro t a t i n g direction of machine pulley agrees with '
R O T A T I N G - D I R E C T I O N SYMBOL'.
Safety instructions
Rotating direction symbol
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. Name of each part
1
Thread guide plate
Side cover
Needle thread take-up guard
Fee d r eg u la tin g pushbutton
Needle bar cover
Presser spring regulator
Seal plug(lubrication)
Oil sight window
Handwheel
SP device
Thread tension spring cap
Fig. 1-1
Differential feed graduation
Finger guard
Presser foot
Looper thread take-up cover
Oil sight gauge
Sup po rti ng pl at e f or looper thread take-up
Front cover
Eye guard
VF2400
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2
VF2400
. Installation
2
2.1 semi-submerged type
2.1.1 Table cutting diagram
Standard
center of pulley
Table dimensions: 1200×595×40
Section Y -Y (1/2)
Operator
Section X -X (1/2)
Refer to the instruction manual of the motor
for dimensions A, B, C, and D.
Fig. 2-1
3
VF2400
With UT device
center of pulley
2. Installation
Table dimensions: 1200×595×40
3- φ 9.5 installing hole of motor
Section Y -Y
Operator
Section X - X
Refer to the instruction manual of the motor
for dimensions A, B, C, and D.
Fig. 2-2
4
VF2400
2. Installation
2.1.2 Installation
s e w i n g machine
4 ㎜
Fig. 2-3
Install a machine correctly referring to Figs. 4 and 5.
Set the screws ② in the supporting board ① and cover the screws ② with the rubber cushions ③ . Fix the the sup­porting board ① to the machine table and install a machine securely on the rubber cushions ③ .
☆ The number of spacers ④
VF2400 class
Thickness of table The number of spacers ④
40 ㎜ 3 pcs. ×4= 12 pcs. 45 ㎜ 2 pcs. ×4=8 pcs. 50 ㎜ 1 pc. ×4=4 pcs.
Fig. 2-4
machine table
Table 1
5
VF2400
2.2 Full-submerged type
2.2.1 Table cutting diagram
2. Installation
Note: (125)
center of pulley
3- φ 9.5 installing hole of motor
Note: Position of the rear end
of supporting board
magnet
magnet
magnet
Operator
Magnet : Shown in the diagram are the
Table dimensions: 1200×595×40
ref er e nc e p osi tio ns wh er e t he ma gn e t
catches are to be installed.
Refer to the instruction manual of the motor
for dimensions A, B, C, and D.
Section H - H
Fig. 2-5
Section G - G
Section F - F
Supporting board
Table
“155” in the above 󳞛gure is the distance to the bottom of the supporting board
so it must be set to the dimension where there will be no interference between
the motor control panel and the bottom and back end of the supporting board.
Note: 125 is reference dimension which differ by kindes of the motor.
Section E - E
6
VF2400
2. Installation
Fig. 2-6
thickness 20 ㎜
Auxiliary table
thickness 35 ㎜
Supporting board
Fig. 2-7
7
VF2400
2.2.2 Installation
2. Installation
m a c h i n e table
Fig. 2-8
Install a machine correctly referring to Figs. 2-8 and 2-9.
Set the screws ② in the supporting board ① and cover the screws ② with the rubber cushions ③ . Fix the the sup­porting board ① to the machine table and install a machine securely on the rubber cushions ③ .
Fig. 2-9
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