AVL Looms Jacq3G User manual

Jacq3G Loom User’s Manual
AVL Looms
2360 Park Avenue
Chico, CA 95928-6785
U.S.A.
530 893-4915
530 893-1372 fax
[e-mail]
www.avlusa.com
Version 1
November 2019

Jacq3G Loom User’s Manual Introductory Information
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Introductory Information ................................................................................................................ 1
Safety .......................................................................................................................................... 2
Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 4
Loom Features ............................................................................................................................ 4
About this manual ....................................................................................................................... 7
Loom Orientation ........................................................................................................................ 8
Jacq3G Loom Parts ..................................................................................................................... 8
Tools Needed For Assembly ..................................................................................................... 13
Bolt And Nut Hints ................................................................................................................... 14
Before Assembly ....................................................................................................................... 17
Assembling the Loom ................................................................................................................... 19
Side Frames ............................................................................................................................... 20
Assembly of the Module Frame ................................................................................................ 23
Install the Lower Front Assembly............................................................................................. 27
Connect Side Frames to Module Frame.................................................................................... 27
Add the Data Cable Guide ........................................................................................................ 29
Add the Lower Back ................................................................................................................. 29
Install the Modules .................................................................................................................... 29
Finish connecting the frame ...................................................................................................... 33
Squaring the Completed Frame ................................................................................................ 34
Add the Warp Beams .................................................................................................................... 37
Warp Beams .............................................................................................................................. 38
Install the Lower Warp Beam ................................................................................................... 38
Install the Upper Warp Beam ................................................................................................... 40
Installing the Separation Roller ................................................................................................ 41
Tension Arm Installation .......................................................................................................... 41
Install the Cloth Storage System ................................................................................................... 51
Installing the Cloth Beam ......................................................................................................... 52
Cloth Storage System ................................................................................................................ 53
Install the Beater ........................................................................................................................... 63
Bottom Swing Beater ................................................................................................................ 64
Overhead Beater (optional equipment) ..................................................................................... 72
Overhead Single-Box Flyshuttle Beater Tie-Up (optional equipment) .................................... 84
Overhead Multi-Box Flyshuttle Beater (optional equipment) .................................................. 85

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Vertical Pull Flystring Tie-Up .................................................................................................. 88
Two-Box Flyshuttle – Dropbox Movement .............................................................................. 91
Four-Box Flyshuttle Dropbox Movement ................................................................................ 93
Assemble the Bench ...................................................................................................................... 97
Assemble the bench .................................................................................................................. 98
Connect the Lift System.............................................................................................................. 101
AVL Jacq3G E-Lift II Installation .......................................................................................... 102
Installing an Air Lift ............................................................................................................... 110
Using the Jacq3G Loom.............................................................................................................. 115
Introduction To The Loom Systems ....................................................................................... 116
Warp Density Adjustment Assembly...................................................................................... 127
Shed Operation........................................................................................................................ 135
E-Lift Operation ...................................................................................................................... 136
A-Lift Operation ..................................................................................................................... 137
Steps For Initial Set-Up .......................................................................................................... 138
Procedure For Warping ........................................................................................................... 140
Using the Jacqpoint Software ................................................................................................. 140
Lubrication .................................................................................................................................. 143
Lubrication Schedule .............................................................................................................. 144
Lubricant Types ...................................................................................................................... 144
Places to use Dry Lubricant: ................................................................................................... 145
Places to use Grease: ............................................................................................................... 150
Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................. 151
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 152
Equipment Tests...................................................................................................................... 152
Equipment Fixes ..................................................................................................................... 154
The Fine Print ............................................................................................................................. 165
AVL Customer Service ........................................................................................................... 166
AVL Warranties ...................................................................................................................... 166
Notice to Users in the European Union .................................................................................. 168
List of Figures
Figure 1 - Jacq3G - Full View ........................................................................................................ 9
Figure 2 - Jacq3G - Full View ...................................................................................................... 11
Figure 3 – Tools needed for assembly .......................................................................................... 13
Figure 4 - Hex Bolt ....................................................................................................................... 14

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Figure 5 - Carriage Bolt ................................................................................................................ 14
Figure 6 - Flat Head Machine Screw ............................................................................................ 14
Figure 7 - Flat Washer .................................................................................................................. 15
Figure 8 - Hex Nut ........................................................................................................................ 15
Figure 9 - Square Nut .................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 10 - Wing Nut .................................................................................................................... 15
Figure 11 - Allen Wrench ............................................................................................................. 15
Figure 12 – Socket Head Cap Screw (SHCS) ............................................................................... 15
Figure 13 - Measuring Bolts ......................................................................................................... 15
Figure 14 – Nut access hole .......................................................................................................... 16
Figure 15 - Footprint of Wood Frame and Module Frame ........................................................... 17
Figure 16 - Right Side Frame Assembly, inside view .................................................................. 21
Figure 18 - Loom footprint ........................................................................................................... 23
Figure 19 - Initial Assembly Layout ............................................................................................. 24
Figure 20 - Arrangement of Module Frame Pieces for Assembly ................................................ 25
Figure 21 - Orientation of Side Frame to Upper and Lower Assemblies ..................................... 25
Figure 22 - Orientation of Side Frame Bars at Upper and Lower Assemblies ............................. 26
Figure 23 - Areas for grasping the Module Frame during the lift ................................................ 26
Figure 24 - Wood and Module Frames with Connecting Bolts .................................................... 28
Figure 25 - Position for Securing Axle prior to Module Installation ............................................ 30
Figure 26 - Routing the Module Cables ........................................................................................ 31
Figure 27 - Connection of Cables and Securing them to the Module Frame ............................... 33
Figure 28 - Completed Module and Wood Frames ...................................................................... 34
Figure 29 - Beam Retainer ............................................................................................................ 39
Figure 30 - Warp Beam Handle .................................................................................................... 40
Figure 31 - Lower Warp Beam Tension ....................................................................................... 42
Figure 32 - Tension Arm Bolt ....................................................................................................... 43
Figure 33 - Lower Beam Tension Cord ........................................................................................ 44
Figure 34 - Upper Position Tension .............................................................................................. 45
Figure 35 - Tension Cable around Brake Drum ............................................................................ 46
Figure 36 - Upper Tension Tie-up ................................................................................................ 47
Figure 37 - Weight with wooden bracket removed ...................................................................... 48
Figure 38 - Tension Arm with Weight .......................................................................................... 48
Figure 39 - Cloth Beam Assembly................................................................................................ 52
Figure 40 - Right Side Cloth Beam Support ................................................................................. 53
Figure 41 - Pressure Roller Bracket .............................................................................................. 54
Figure 42 - Pressure Roller and Cloth Beam on Loom ................................................................. 55
Figure 43 - Cloth Storage System Rollers .................................................................................... 56
Figure 44 - Cloth Take-up Drum .................................................................................................. 57
Figure 45 - Cloth Storage Drum ................................................................................................... 57
Figure 46 - Routing the Cloth Take-up Cord ................................................................................ 59
Figure 47 - Knot on Cloth Take-up Drum .................................................................................... 60
Figure 48 - Cloth Storage Apron .................................................................................................. 61
Figure 49 - Beater Bumper Block ................................................................................................. 64
Figure 50 - Beater Support ............................................................................................................ 65
Figure 51 - Bottom Swing Beater Support ................................................................................... 66

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Figure 52 - Beater Leg .................................................................................................................. 67
Figure 53 – Beater Top and Reed ................................................................................................. 68
Figure 54 - Single-box Flyshuttle Beater ...................................................................................... 69
Figure 55 - Beater Reed Support .................................................................................................. 70
Figure 56 - String tie-up and handle ............................................................................................. 71
Figure 57 - Axle Block on loom ................................................................................................... 73
Figure 58 - Beater Retainer ........................................................................................................... 73
Figure 59 - Beater Retainer ........................................................................................................... 74
Figure 60 - Beater Pivot Base ....................................................................................................... 74
Figure 61 - Overhead Beater ......................................................................................................... 75
Figure 62 - Overhead Beater Uprights .......................................................................................... 76
Figure 63 - Mount hanging arms .................................................................................................. 77
Figure 64 - Place Hanging Arms on Loom ................................................................................... 78
Figure 65 - Beater Axle................................................................................................................. 79
Figure 66 - Push Arms and Tilt Arms ........................................................................................... 79
Figure 67 - Racking the Overhead Beater..................................................................................... 81
Figure 68 - Beater Return Spring Assembly ................................................................................. 82
Figure 69 - Beater Reed Support .................................................................................................. 83
Figure 70 - String tie-up and handle ............................................................................................. 85
Figure 71 - Vertical Pull Upper Pulley Assembly ........................................................................ 86
Figure 72 - Drop Box Assembly from Rear.................................................................................. 86
Figure 73 - Flyshuttle Box from back ........................................................................................... 87
Figure 74 - Flyshuttle on cord ....................................................................................................... 88
Figure 75 - knot on flyshuttle cord ............................................................................................... 89
Figure 76 - Routing Flyshuttle Cord ............................................................................................. 90
Figure 77 - Spring and washer on Flyshuttle cord ........................................................................ 90
Figure 78 - Flyshuttle adjustment screw ....................................................................................... 92
Figure 79 - Flyshuttle Turnbuckle ................................................................................................ 93
Figure 80 - 4-box Shift Handle Cable to Drop Box ...................................................................... 94
Figure 81 - 4-box Flyshuttle Beater Shift Handle ......................................................................... 95
Figure 82 - Bench (shown with Tool Bag - optional) ................................................................... 98
Figure 83 - E-Lift parts installed (Main Drive Sprocket not visible) ......................................... 103
Figure 84 - Chain with Connecting Parts .................................................................................... 104
Figure 85 - Chain with Connecting Link partially inserted ........................................................ 105
Figure 86 - Chain with Link End and Link Clip in place ........................................................... 105
Figure 87 - Closing the Connecting Link Clip with Pliers ......................................................... 106
Figure 88 - Main Drive Sprocket with motor and chain (Interior View) .................................... 107
Figure 89 - Interior of Control Box, connection for E-Lift Motor .............................................. 108
Figure 90 - Air Lift cylinders on loom........................................................................................ 112
Figure 91 - A-Lift Foot Pedal ..................................................................................................... 113
Figure 92 - FRL Detail (may vary) ............................................................................................. 114
Figure 96 - Control Box, Side 1 (Showing Vents, Power Switch and Power Source) ............... 117
Figure 97 - Control Box, Side 2 (Showing Module Data Cable Plugs –CAT5) ......................... 118
Figure 98 - Control Box Side 3 (Showing Driver Board Power Cable Plugs) ........................... 118
Figure 99 - Control Box, Side 4 (Showing E-Lift and Computer Connections) ........................ 119
Figure 100 - Control Box, Top (Showing Cautionary Note) ...................................................... 119

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Figure 101 - Numbered hooks on modules ................................................................................. 120
Figure 102 - Module, front.......................................................................................................... 121
Figure 103 - Module detail, front ................................................................................................ 122
Figure 104 - Module, back .......................................................................................................... 123
Figure 105 - Module detail, back ................................................................................................ 124
Figure 106 - Module detail, back, solenoid assembly ................................................................ 125
Figure 107 – Module, Front, Driver Board ................................................................................. 126
Figure 108 – Modules, front view showing board lights ............................................................ 127
Figure 109 – Upper and Lower Dial-A-Sett Assemblies ............................................................ 129
Figure 110 – Dial-A-Sett, lower right assembly ......................................................................... 130
Figure 111 – Dial-A-Sett, lower detail ....................................................................................... 131
Figure 112 - Dial-A-Sett, lower assembly .................................................................................. 131
Figure 113 - Dial-A-Sett, Upper right assembly ......................................................................... 132
Figure 114 - Dial-A-Sett, upper detail ........................................................................................ 133
Figure 115 - Dial-A-Sett, upper assembly, rear view ................................................................. 133
Figure 116 - Dial-A-Sett, upper assembly, front view................................................................ 134
Figure 117 - Dial-A-Sett, upper assembly .................................................................................. 134
Figure 118 - Dry Spray Lubricant (RZ-50) ................................................................................. 144
Figure 119 - Clear Grease (Tri-Flow) ......................................................................................... 145

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INTRODUCTORY
INFORMATION

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SAFETY
Before Getting Started:
Please read the entire manual before using the loom.
Warnings:
WARNING:
EQUIPMENT SHOULD ONLY BE USED FOR TEXTILE MANUFACTURING. IF
THE EQUIPMENT IS USED IN A MANNER NOT SPECIFIED BY THE
MANUFACTURER, THE PROTECTION PROVIDED BY THE EQUIPMENT MAY
BE IMPAIRED.
WARNING:
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. DO NOT TAMPER WITH ELECTRICAL WIRES
OR OPERATE THE LOOM WITH SAFETY PANELS OPENED OR REMOVED.
WARNING:
PINCH, CRUSH, AND FINGER CUT-OFF HAZARDS. DO NOT OPERATE THE
LOOM WITH SAFETY PANELS OPENED OR REMOVED. DO NOT PLACE
HANDS IN MOVING MECHANISMS OR SCISSORS.

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WARNING:
EQUIPMENT PANELS ARE AWKWARD AND HEAVY. TO AVOID MUSCLE
STRAIN OR INJURY, USE PROPER LIFTING TECHNIQUES AND A HELPER.
WARNING:
DO NOT POSITION EQUIPMENT IN A WAY TO BLOCK OR IMPEDE ACCESS
TO DISCONNECTING DEVICES, EMERGENCY STOPS, OR ON/OFF BREAKER
SWITCHES
WARNING:
USE OF CONDUCTIVE FIBER OR YARN ON OR AROUND THIS EQUIPMENT
WILL VOID WARRANTY AND MAY DAMAGE EQUIPMENT.
WARNING:
THIS EQUIPMENT IS CLASSIFIED FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT
ONLY. OPERATION OF HIGH-CURRENT DRAW EQUIPMENT (EX. MIG
WELDER) ON THE SAME ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS MAY CAUSE EQUIPMENT
FAILURE.
Safety Features:
Covers and shielding separate weaver from moving components where pinch
hazards exist. Do not reach under a covers and shielding while the loom is
operating.

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INTRODUCTION
About AVL
AVL Looms has been in the business of designing and building some of the
world’s finest handweaving looms since 1977.
Jim Ahrens had been building and designing looms for a number of years
before Jon Violette, the “V” in AVL, approached Ahrens about a partnership
in 1977. Violette, an industrial management professional, had discovered
Ahrens’ work through his sister who ran the Pacific Basin School of Textiles
in Berkeley, where Ahrens was a volunteer advisor.
The two men worked together in the Bay Area for three years until Violette
moved Ahrens and Violette Looms to Chico, where it officially became known
as AVL Looms Inc., and has operated ever since.
In 1982, Violette was instrumental in the development of the first
computerized dobby, then called the “Apple Dobby”. He retired from active
life in the company in 1987.
Once known for our production looms, AVL has broadened its line
considerably and we now offer customers a full spectrum of fine weaving
equipment, ranging from our small Home Looms, to our Industrial Dobby
Looms, Rug Looms, and Jacquards.
LOOM FEATURES
The AVL Jacq3G is the ideal jacquard loom for designers, educational
institutions, production hand weavers and artists. Whether weaving samples,
production fabric or works of art, Jacq3G yields unprecedented design
freedom and the latitude to create an unlimited variety of motifs and
fabrics.
Like all jacquards, Jacq3G enables individual control over each thread,
yielding the equivalent of an unlimited number of "harnesses". The design
possibilities are endless.
The Jacq3G uses the same frame as the A-series loom and has most of the
same weaving options.

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Tension Device
The tension device allows you to advance the warp without a brake pedal.
This is the standard setup for the Jacq3G loom. You will find that you can
weave with less warp tension with a weight control than with the
conventional ratchet system. Once the correct tension adjustment is made,
it will be maintained automatically as the weaving is advanced. For light,
fragile warps, it may be necessary to use a lighter weight than the one that
comes with the loom and for dense, heavy warps, you may have to add
some weight to the arm. You can order half size weights from AVL Looms.
This can be used by itself for very light tension or can be used with the
existing weight if more tension is needed.
Cloth Storage System
The Cloth Storage System consists of the Cloth Storage Beam, the Cloth
Storage Apron, and the Cloth Advance Handle and pawl. This system allows
your woven cloth to be maintained under a separate tension from your warp.
Bottom Swing Beater
The Bottom Swing Beater is a standard feature of the Jacq3G Loom. You can
choose to have the bottom swing beater replaced by an overhead swinging
beater when you buy your loom. You can have a one-box flyshuttle system
with the bottom swing beater.
Overhead Swinging Beater (Optional equipment)
The Overhead Swinging Beater can be purchased in place of the bottom
swing beater for your loom. This beater allows for a one-box, two-box, or
four-box flyshuttle system.
Beams
The Jacq3G loom allows you to use two warp beams. You can customize the
loom to use three beams. If you have done so, the setup of the beams and
the tension system will be slightly different from the two-beam setup.
Sectional Beam
If you have purchased a Sectional Beam, you will find it to be extremely
adaptable to your needs. Because each hoop is removable, you may create
sections of any width starting at one inch.
An AVL Sectional Beam with metal hoops has holes for the hoops at 1”
sections. The beam comes with enough metal hoops to setup 2” sections.

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More hoops can be ordered from AVL if narrower sections are desired. For
wider sections, remove as many metal hoops as needed.
You can purchase either a ½-yard sectional warp beam for the A-series, or a
one-yard sectional warp beam. The one-yard sectional warp beam can only
be used in the upper position.
Plain Beam
The Plain Beam is provided with an apron, which will allow you to maximize
the length of your warp.
Separation Roller
You will have one of these rollers for each warp beam. They serve to
establish the warp in its horizontal plain.
Lift system
The Jacq3G loom can come with an E-Lift, or an A-Lift.
The E-Lift is an electrical motor, which replaces treadles on your loom and
allows the shafts to be lifted easily and smoothly by pressing a pedal.
The A-Lift is a motorized lift powered by an air compressor, which replaces
treadles on your loom. It allows the shafts to be lifted easily and smoothly
by pressing a pedal.
Jacq3G Module
Each Jacq3G module consists of 120 independently acting hooks. The design
is modular, allowing the addition of a single module up to 40 total modules
on our largest frame. Hook activation is accomplished using miniature
solenoids. When selected, the solenoid maneuvers a hook wire into position
to be captured by a lifting knife. When unselected, the hook wire remains
captured by a dropping knife. The lifting and dropping knives work in concert
creating a countermarch-type action. And since each hook only moves half
the shed height (either up or down), the shed is achieved in half the
movement and half the time of rising shed or jack-style systems. Each
module also contains the full complement of heddles, springs, anchors.
Dial-A-Sett
With a turn of a wheel, expand or contract the hooks to the full width of the
loom or down to a tight sett; from 8 to 80EPI (or greater).

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Dial-A-Sett consists of an exclusive accordion structure, which floats on
bearings and is attached directly to the modules; framing connecting the
accordion structure to the loom and a central screw-based adjusting
mechanism.
Communications & Electronics
The Jacq3G has 3 built in modes of communication:
 Ethernet
 USB
 Serial
The electronics were designed from the ground up using the same tried-and-
true Compu-Dobby technology. Further, we added a more robust signal
transfer between the control box and the modules on the loom ensuring
fantastic pattern reliability and to allow greater flexibility in control box
placement.
Software
JacqPoint controlling software (by the author of WeavePoint) comes with
every AVL Jacquard. JacqPoint reads the J1P standard format, which is
currently supported by ArahWeave PE, ArahWeave Super PE, Pointcarre,
ScotWeave, JacqCAD MASTER and others. JacqPoint can also import bitmaps
from most paint programs like PhotoShop.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
It is extremely important that you read this manual thoroughly and
familiarize yourself with all parts of this manual prior to weaving. Each
section has important information about the operation of your Jacq3G that
you should be aware of, in order to prevent damage to your equipment and
provide for many years of production. While important notes and warnings
are called out in separate paragraphs, make sure you read all the
information in this manual to make sure nothing important is missed.
Here at AVL, we know that a picture is, indeed, worth a thousand words and
have included many detailed images to help clarify our instructions. Some
pieces of your loom have identifying information stamped on them.
However, others do not, so the pictures and diagrams are useful to help
recognize certain parts.

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AVL looms are very customizable. This manual covers the most common
options for the Jacq3G loom. Sections which discuss options that you do not
have on your loom can be skipped. Any features on your loom that are not
covered here will come with a separate manual.
LOOM ORIENTATION
The front of the loom is the side where the weaver will be positioned to
operate the loom; the back of the loom then, is where the warp beam is.
Everything in this manual, unless otherwise stated, is oriented as if you were
sitting in the weaving position. The right side of the loom is to the right of
the weaving position; and the left side of the loom then is to the left of the
weaving position. A piece marked “bottom” would, of course, go toward the
floor.
Where applicable and necessary on the images, we have included a “weaver
symbol” to help clarify the directional aspect of the image. This symbol
shows a weaver seated at the weaving bench. Remember, the symbol is
included only to help clarify the orientation of the drawing. In the example
shown, the weaver is sitting, looking toward the right of the page. That
would indicate that the front of the loom is to the left of the page and the
rear of the loom to the right. If the arrow were pointing left, then the rear of
the loom is to the left.
JACQ3G LOOM PARTS
The following two pictures offer a guide to the parts of the loom. You may
want to remove these pages from the manual so that you can easily refer to
them as you put together the loom. Study all the images carefully and make
certain that your assembly looks like the one in the drawings as you
assemble your loom.

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Figure 1 - Jacq3G - Full View
Part Number Part Name
1R Right Front Vertical Side Frame
2R Right Rear Vertical Side Frame
1L Left Front Vertical Side Frame
3R Right Top Horizontal

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3L Left Top Horizontal
4R Right Lower Side
4L Left Lower Side
5 Upper Back
6 Lower Back
7 Lower Front
8R Right Lower Cloth Beam Support
R Right Upper Cloth Beam Support
8L Left Lower Cloth Beam Support
L Left Upper Cloth Beam Support
5R Right Castle
5L Left Castle
9RR Right Rear Vertical Support
9RF Right Front Vertical Support - with bracket
9LR Left Rear Vertical Support
9LF Left Front Vertical Support - with bracket
10 Crossmember, Upper Front
11 R&L Channel Support, Lower
18R&L Main Drive, Vertical Support, Front
19R&L Main Drive, Vertical Support, Rear
21 R&L Channel Support, Upper
48 Data Cable Guide

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Figure 2 - Jacq3G - Full View
Part Number Part Name
17 Modular Assembly
20 Dial-A-Sett Assembly, Upper and Lower
24 Cloth Beam
25 Cloth Beam Ratchet Handle and Drum
26 Upper, Lower and Rear Cloth Rollers
28 Rear Cloth Storage Roller

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29 Cloth Storage Drum
30 Cloth Take-Up Drum
31 Cloth Take-Up Pulleys
33 Weight
34 Beater Supports (bottom swing)
35 Beater Assembly
37 Second Warp Beam
40 Beater Bumpers (two)
45 E-Lift Foot Pedal
46 Main Drive Axel
Additional Parts
The following parts are not shown in the preceding pictures. For details of
these parts, see the relevant sections.
Part Number Part Name
2L Left Rear Vertical Side Frame
16 Tension Arm Assembly, Standard
23 Warp Beam, Standard
38 Second Warp Beam Tension Arm
39 Warp Beam Separation Roller(s)
41 Raddle
42 Warp Beam Handle
43 Flyshuttle Cord Supports
47 Separation Roller Support, Track and Mount Assembly