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Model
196
R·2
Single Needle Lockstitch
Medium Speed Sewing Machine
With
Automatic
lubrication
Instruction
Manual
&
Spare
Parts
List
From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC
CONTENTS
Operation Manual
1.
Introduction
··· ··•
··· ...
•••
......
···
.....................
••·
·--
·•·
......
•··
···
•··
···
-~
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···
..• 4
2.
Main
technical
specltlc:alions
•
•·
·-
......
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...............
•··
···-
......
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......
·-
...
••• •••
···
...
4
3.
Installation
and
opeution
preparattaa
of
madalne
·••
...
·-
......
•·· .
.................
···
......
5
3.1
lnstallatiOII
of
machine
..............
~
...
·••
...............
·-
-····
..........
.
....
·•
·•··
.........
5
1)
Place
of
Installation
.....................
·-
...........................
--
........................
5
2)
Fitting
oil
pan
.........
·-
·••
...............
·••
·••
•••
............
••·
·-
.........
••·
.........
......
s
3)
Fitting
machine
head
·-
.....
.
.........
.
..............
..
........................................
5
4)
Fitting
thread
winder
..
....
--
·-
·-
.........
·••
...
·••
.........
·.··
............
·-
...
•••
.........
5
5)
Installing
the
belt
cover
......
···
............
•••
...
.
........
·-
...
...
...
... ... ...
...
...... ... ...
6
6) Sketch map
of
machine stand lnstaUation .......
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·-
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... 7
3.2
Operation
preparation
.........
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...
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···
...............
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......
7
1}
Cleaning
...
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...
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...
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.........
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...
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···
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7
2) I n
spec:tlon
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••
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..
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7
3)
Lubrication
.........
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...
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..................
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...
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·
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··
•
......
•·•
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7
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From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC
4)
Testing
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4.
Operation
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9
4.1
Se
lecting
sewing
thread
.....................................................................
9
4.2
Needle
and
thre:ad
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•··
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...
·•· ···
··
· •·• ··•
...
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••
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···
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10
4.3
Fitting
needle
...
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...
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...
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4.4
Threading
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4.5
Winding
bobbin···
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.
........
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··· ... ···
•·· •··
...
·
··
··•
...
······
.........
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11
4.6
Threading
bobbin
ease
..................................................................
.
.....
13
4.7
Loading
and
unloadng
bobbin····
··
.........
.
..
•••·•••••••·
...
··· .
.....
·
·····
...
••• .
..
···
·•·
14
4.8
Regulate
needle
gauge
•nd
feeding•··
......
··• •··
........................
......
............
15
4.9
Threa
d
tension
..................
···
............................................................
15
4.10
Regulating
pressure
of
pre~r
...............
·-
...
...
.......
.......
....
......
.......
..
...
17
4.11
Regulating
thread
hook
...................................................
.
..............
17
5.
Regulating
machine
...
··•
...........................
···
........................
···
... •·•
...
..
.......
17
5.1
Adjusting
looping
time
of
rotary
hoolo;
.........
·••
••
·
....
.....
•
·•
... ···
...............
--·18
5.2
Regulating
l
ength
of
feed
dogs
.......
...
....................
...........
.
..................
19
6.
Common
troubles
and
methods
of
treatment
............
··•
............
·••
... ...
···
......
...
---19
Parts Book
1.
Accessories
of
machine
head
........................................
.
......................
22
2.
Components
of
case
...............................................................
•··
···
......
23
3.
Upper
shaft,
needle
bar
components
.........
··· ···
·••
............
···
.....................
25
4.
Presser
bar
components
......................................................
.
...........
··· 28
5.
Components
oJ
lower
shaft
and
rotary
hoolc.
:"
...
••·
..................
••·
.........
30
6.
Feedin9.
lifting
belt
components
.....
.
.....................
·.••
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...
... ...
...
...
32
7.
lubricaton
components
..
.
....
..
•·••••
...
·••
.........
·-
...........................
··•
......
35
8.
011
re
servo
ir
&
!!nee
lifter
componet~ts
·-
..................
·••
..................
···
••·
... 38
9.
components
of
thread
winder,
double
1hread
bobbin
.................................
40
10.
Co
mponents
of
table
plate,
electrical
equipment
...
......................
..............
43
11.
Components
or
m
aclline
stand
........................
•••
.....
. •·•
·•· ··•
...
... ...
...
...
...
45
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MACHINE
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lnstah.lion
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machine:
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1)
PlnC".e
of
installat
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machine
should
be
installed
on
a
strong
base
to
en•ure
the
machioe
to
have
a
"''teady r
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and
min
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vibration
at
high
speed.
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the
four
rubber
!llats
on
the
(e
et
oC
the
sewing
ma
ch
ine
stand
have
a
cood
connection
with
ground.
i.t
results
in
l
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er
noise
in
operation.
1
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oil
pan:
Put
tile
oil
rubber
c
~asbion:s
(l)
and
oil
pall
felt
cushiolls
(3)
separately
on
four
o.:oru
ers
of
notch
of
the
table,
fi:x
them
...,ith
the
screw
of
oil
PUI(!).
then
install
the
oil
p.'ln(-1).
(Fig.l,2)
(3
)
Fitting
machine
head:
Put
the
mach
i
ne
bead
connecting
hooks
(1)
into
~e
bed
holes
to
e
ngage
respe
c
tively
two
hing
es
(2)
stated
in
the
table,
then
place
the
machine
on
the
four
cushions
(3).
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Fitting
th,·ead
winder:
All
c1·
fitting
ro~t
chine
head
and
the
belt
,
the
thr
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winder
can
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when
fittin~
winder.
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1
shou
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fa
ce
the
outside
of
belt
2.
Between
wi
nder
wheel
:tnd
belt
s
hould
have
a
certain
clear
a
nce.
If
push
down
winder
wheel
stand
a.
the
wind
l!l'
whe
el
should
touch
th
e
belt.
And
when
b
ala
nce
wheel
running.
the
bdt
('0111
make
the
wind
e r
wheel
run
together,
then
tighten
screw
<t
to
set
t.he
thread
winder
on
the
table.
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Installing
the
belt
cover:
(Fig.
5)
After
installing
the
bobbin
winder,
ic
c.n
be
installed
the
belt
cover.
Fix
the
balance
wheel
cover
(1)
on
the
~~tachine
head
'l'fith
screw
(2),
then
you
may
install
the
belt
cover,
lid
(3)
on
the
belt
cover,
but
you
must
be
sure
that
the
balance
wheel
cover
not
bit
the
bobbin
winder
(4).
After
finishing
this,
fix
the
beh
covel" (5)
on
the
collar
with
wooden
screws
(6).
Note:
the
balance
wheel
cover
can
not
hit
the
he\t
cover.
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map
of
machine
sta~ul
insta.Uatioa:
(Fig.
6)
a.
Position
o(
machine
stand.
b.
Position
o(
drawer.
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Operation
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inj!:
~cfon:
)Jacking
cll.
ch
part
of
the
machine,
11
bou\cl
be
cov
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with
anti
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us
t
grease,
And
hdorc
operation
new
machine,
anti-rust
grease
on
each
pan
or
machine
l>b
ould
be
clt•ant•d
out
"'itb
j!;asol
ine
ond
clean
with
soft
c
loth
.
I:!l
lnspcetiou
:
Sonw
t>art>'
of'
•nachine
l1ead
may
get
loos
e
due
to
vibration
incurr
ed
in
transit
of
r•·u~h
hanrllin~
.
S(J
uftet
cleaning.
the
machine
should
be
thoroughl
y
inspected.
To
··
-he\'1-.
th"
maehinc
hllad
!ly
means
of
turning
balance
wheel.
The
ma
chine
bead
must
be
rc:!(ula
t.-d
in
tJtc
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of
conditions
such
ns
ubnorntal
noise
from
the
compac
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moving
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parts.
the
difficulty
of
the
machine
bead
to
run.
ruaxuing
into
each
other
of
moving
parts.
(3)
Lubrications.
a.
Information
for
lubrication;
(Fig.?)
Before
starting
the
machine,
fill
oil
pan
wit
h
sewing
machine
(101
white
oil)
u p
to
HIGH
mark
A.
When
you
operate
the
machine
after
lnbrieatioa.
you
will
see
splashing
oil
through
oil
eight
window,
Note
that
the
amount
the
splashing
oil
is
u.nre)ated
to
the
amount
of
the
lubrication
oil,
But
if
the
oil
level
is
lower
than
LOW
mark
B,
always
refill
th"
oil
.
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Note:
New
machine(or
those
who
have
not
been
1119
Fig.9
usedforalong
time)
must
be
operated
at
a
•peed
of
1500
.s.p.m
oil
and
011
for
10
minutes
at
firu.
b.
Adjusting
the
amount
of
oil
supplied
in
the
front
of
head(Fi
g.8):
The
amount
of
oil
supplied
in
the
oil
rnervoir
in
the
front
of
head
caD
be
adjusted
l!y
regulating
valve
of
amount
of
oil(l):
turn
the
resulating
valve
of
amount
of
oil
(1),
when
dot
A
on
the
regulating
valve
is
parallel
to
oil
i.Dlet
tube(2),
the
amount
of
oil
is
maximun.
when
l'otating
th<i!
regulating
valve,
the
a:mount
of
oi.l
witt
b~
~:~duced
gntdually
till
the
dot
on
the
regulating
valve
is
vertical
to
the
oil
inlet
pipe,
the
oil
Row
regulotor
is
closed.
c.
Adjusting
the
oil
of
rotary
hook
{Plg
9)
White
turing
the
adjusting
screw
on
the
lower
shaft
bush
to
•+".
the
amount
of
oil
will
incrense;
while
turing
the
adjusting
screw
to
"-"
the
amount
of
oil
will
decrease.
(4)
Testing:
a.
When
m:ichine
running,
the
balance
wheel
should
be
counter
clockwise.
b.
The
mnchine
can
:not
run
without
materials
after
threading.
c.
At
the
beginning
of
operating,
the
s~ed
of
JD&chine
can
be
over
2500spm.
Only
after
one
or
two
months
of
running,
the
speed
of
the
machine
can
be
increased
as
per
nature
of
fab1·ics.
4.
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Selection
of
sewing
threat:
Needle
thread
sbould
be
left
t..,.istiu.g.
(Fi~.
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2.
(:Qordination
of
needle
thread
and
material:
DP;: 5
ncedls
chosen
in
preference.
The
number
of
needle
can
be
selected
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line
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th~
m01terial
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thread
used
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