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GG0028-1/-1D
MEDIUM HEAVY DUTY
ZIGZAG
SEWING
MACIDNE
Instruction
Manual
Parts
Catalog
CONTENT
1 Operating instruction
manual
1,
Safety operating guide....................:........................................................
-1
2,
Operating notice..........................................................................._...........1
3,
Operating condition.................................................................................1
4,
Chief specification...................................................................................1
5,
~ower cable connection...........................................................................2
6,
Control box connection....................................................
.-
.......................2
7,
Install belt..............................................................................................2
8,
Install belt cover......................................................................................2
9,
The needle bar
stop
position adjustment....................................................2
1
O,
Operation guide (motor and control box)..................................................3
11,
To
lubricate the machine.........................................................................3
12,
The hook lubricating condition adjustment ..............................................3
13,
Time machine cleaning..........................................................................3
14,
Wind the
bobbin
.....................................................................................4
15,
Insert the needle..........................................;..........,.............................4
16,
Put bobbin in hook assembly ..................................................................5
17,
To
thread upper thread..........................................:...
.-
............................5
18,
To
catch lower thread.............................................................................5
19,
The stitch length and backstitch adjustment.............................................5
20,
The stitch width adjustment....................................................·................6
21,
The thread tension adjustment...............................................................6
22,
The thread take up spring tension adjustment..........................................7
23,
The presser.
foot
pressure adjustment.....................................................7
24,
The gap between hook assembly and needle adjustment...........................7
25,
The feed dog height adjustment..........:...................................................7
26,
The feed dog obUquity adjustment...........................................................7
27,
Th
..
e needle
punches
into
the
center
of
the
slot
of
the
throat
plate
position
adjustment
..................................................................
·
.....................
8
28,
The needle base point offset adjustment..................................................9
29,
Install synchronous belt...~......................................................................9
30,
Timing between needle and feed dog motion............................................9
31,
The forward/backward stitch length
error
adjustment ...............................9
32,
The position between
hook
and opener motion adjustment._.......................9
~3,
The thread trimming
devics
adjustment..
..
!·::············............................... 10
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2 Pa-rts
list
A,
Arm bed
and
its accessories..................................................................
12
B,
Arm shaft and needle barthread take
up
parts.........................................
14
C, Needle bar vibrating parts.....................................................................
17
D, Presser foot parts.................................................................................
20
E, Stitch length ~djustment and backstitch parts..........................................23
F, Lower shaft, feed dog parts....................................................................
26
G,
Hook assembly.....................................................................................
29
H, Thread trimming parts...........................................................................32
I,
Oil lubrication parts................................................................................
35
J,
Accessories...........................................................................................
37
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1,
Safety operating
guide
.
1) When turning the power on, keep your hands and fingers away from the area under
the needle and around the pulley.
2) Power must be turned
off
when the machine
is
not used or when the operator leaves
his/her seat.
3) Power must be turned off when incline the machine head, install/remove the belt or
move machine.
·4)
Don't place finger, hair, shaft etc. near pulley, belt, wheel and motor
in
order to avoid
injury.
5) Don't insert finger into the thread take up lever guard cover, keep your hands and
fingers away from the area under the needle and around the pulley when the machine
is
in
operation.
6) Don't operate the machine without the safety devices
if
the belt cover or eye guard
are installed.
2,
Operating notice
1)
Don't operate the machine
if
the oil tank without full oil.
2) The machine adopt semi-automatic lubricating mode. Don't operate the machine
before lubricating.
3) Check the rotation direction
of
pulley when firstly start new machine. (The pulley
should rotate in counterclockwise when viewed from pulley)
4) Check the voltage and phase. (Single or three whether is corresponds with the data
in motor nameplate)
3,
Operating condition
1) Avoid using machine at abnormally high temperature
(40°C
or higher) or low
temperature
(5
°C
or lower). Otherwise machine failure may result.
2) Avoid using machine in dusty condition.
4
..
Chief specification
~
p GG0028-1 GG0028-1D
Max
sewing
speed
(rmp) 2800
Stitch length (mm)
0-5
Stitch width (mm) 0-10
Needle
bar
stroke
(mm)
36
Take-up
lever
stroke
(mm)
82
Needle DPxl7Nm90-120
Feed dog height (mm) 1.2
Presser root
height
(mm)
8
lift
By
hand
(mm)
10
Hook
Semi-lubricating
and
trinal
thread
capacity
Lubricating mode
Semi-automatic
lubricating
Trimming device Without With
Motor
Clutch
motor
370W
Servo
motor
550W
- 1 -
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5, Power cable
connection
1)
When con_necting the power cable to control box, it should confirm the connector
type and machine direction firstly and then plug
the
connector into proper receptacle
completely.
2) Rotary direction: Please refer the instruction
book
-of
confected motor if it needs
to
change the rotary direction
of
motor.
6, Control box connection
The control box should be
connected as shown in fig.1.
Note:
(1) Be sure to turn the power
switch off for safety before
connecting or disconnecting
the connector.
·~-....,_..,.__
Receptacle for trimming/
backstitch function
(2) Machine type
must
suit for
control box
of
motor.
L...------~---
Receptacle for presser
foot lifted function
L....-----,.w::...,-1-+--
Receptacle for localizer
"-~-------1,-+--1~-
Receptacle for control
7,
Install belt(Fig.2)
1)
Use
V-belt which special
for
sewing machine.
2) To adjust the tension
of
belt. Change the
height
of
motor
through turn the tension adjustive nut.
It
is
ok
if
the
belt
can be sink inside with 15mm when pressing
the center posit~on
of
belt surface. Lacking tension will
cause unstable running speed
of
machine, or needle
stand
at
wrong stop position when machine in
middle/
slow
running condition. Excessive tension will
cause
the motor bearing be damaged.
8,
Install belt cover
It
must
install
belt
cover for machine head and
motor
for
safety.
9,
The needle bar stop position adjustment
panel
Fig.1
Fig.2
Note:
It
adopts outside localizer, please refer
the
instruction book
of
confected motor
for
the
adjustment method.
1)
"Up"
Position
When the pedal is kicked down by heel, the
machine
should stop
at
"Up" position, i.e.
the highest position
of
take-up lever.
2) "Down" Position
When the pedal is stand at middle position, the
machine
should stop
at
"Down"
position,
i.e.
the
needle bar raises 3mm from its low~st position.
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10
,
Operation
guide
(motor
and
control
box}
1)Keep foot away from pedal when tu
rn
onto~ the power.
Po
wer must be turned off when
the operator leaves his/her seat.
2)The detent can't work when the power is interrupted or power failu
re
occurs during the
machine operation.
3)Keep the control box cover is closed during operation in order to avoid accidental
operation since the
dust
come into control box.
4)Must use multimeter to check control loop circuit in order to protect the semiconductor
parts.
5)Power must be turned off when incline machine head only
or
touch needle.
6)Must use earthing cable (with yellow/green color) to connect motor.
?)When check the inter circuit, it must turn
off
the power firstly and then open the front
cover.
8)1t
must wait 1Ominutes after turn
off
the power due the high voltage in box. (It
is
very
importance to release the inside energy.)
9)Keep motor away from much noise area
$UCh
as high frequency
joint
area when use it
11- To
lubricate
the
machine
Clean the m·achine completely before operate
it daily, and check the oil quantity
of
hook oil
tank. Then inject oil as arrow shows in fig.3 and
fig.4, start operation
of
machine.
12,
The hook lubricating
condition
adjustment(Fig.4)
.To
·adjust hook lubricating !hrough screw A which
site before oil
tank
of
hook
.
1)The oil quantity is lowest when screw A was
turned with clockwise and the arrow points to "
O"
position.
2)The oil quantity is highest when screw A was
turned with anticlockwise and the arrow points
to
"MAX"
position.
13
,
Time
machine
cleardng
Fig.3
Fig.4
The
hook, feed dog and
other
parts
of
machine should be cleaned dai
ly,
and drop two
or three coal oil into hook
an
d other piace that need to be lubricated. Clean all the
spilth after ending
of
highest speed ope~ation
of
machine, then lubricate
the
machine
with oil. The clean work
must
be ins
'.
sted every day. (Especially the machine
wor
k
ed
one week, the clean work,is very ir.ioc,tance.
Oi
the spilth will affect
the
s'ewing
capability and rust hook and r.:ae;~:ne. !t sh0u!d
:c
take away bobbin from hook before
cl
ea
ning.)
.3
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Maintenance
of
motor: Clean dust
of
the motor cover each one or two month. (More
dust or sundries
of
motor cover will make it too heat.)
Maintenance
of
control box: Clean
dust
of
the connector. (
It
will affect accidental
operation
if
there is more dust on the connector
.)
Warning:
Before proceeding to clean and libr
at
ing the machine, be
sure
to switch offa
ll
switches
and hold your feet away from the machine stand pedal in
order
to avo
id
accidental
machine start by pedal actuation.
14,
Wind
the
bobbin(Fig.5)
1) Insi
de
winder (Fig.5)
Pass
the
thread through the thread guide (6)
from
the
thread stand, wind it few times
anticlockwise on the bobbin and put
the
bobbin on the winder shaft (1
).
Switch on the
motor and depress the treadle lightly
to
start
the machine and by this winder as well. The
winding amount (See Fig.6) is 80%
of
full •
capacit
y.
It can be adjusted by loosen
in
g the
screw (4)
of
the control lever (5) mounted
on
the disconnecting pin (3). When the winding
is completed, using the knife mounted
in
the
spring (2) cut
off
the thread end.
2) Outside
winder
(Fig.6)
2
3 5
Fig.5
Thread tension: Slack winding is recommended
for
polyester and nylon thread.
Amount
of
wound thread: Move the thread guide toward
smaller
diameter
of
wound
thread
layer
.
Capacity
of
wound thread: Loosen the adjust screw to
decrease
the amount
of
wound
thread. Vice versa.
',
Adjustive
screw
for
thread amount
Fig.6
15,
In
sert
the
needle(Fig.7)
I
0
Proper amount
of
thread
should
be
even winding
with
80
% amou
nt
of
full
capacity
Please use DPx17 Nm90-120 needle, the thickness
of
needle should be decided
according to the thickness
of
sew,i.ng
material & thread.
When
insert the needle, r~tate
the hand wheel until the needle bar has reached its top position, loosen the screw on
the lower part
of
the needle bar aod insert the needle. Be
sure
that
the
long groQv_e
of
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4-
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the needle directed toward the operator and ch~ck whether the needle
shank
has
reached the bottom
of
the needle hole. Fix
the
needle by tightening
the
screw.
Warning!
Before insert the needle. be sure to switch
off
the main switch.
if
the terylene
thread
is broken when backstitch. turn the needle
groove
to
right. maybe
can avoid -this condition. Normally avoid letting
the
needle groove face
to
left.
X Needle
distorted X
Fig.7
16, Put bobbin
in
hook assembly
Long groove
face front
0
Bring out 5mm lower.thread from bobbin. Turn
the
thread winding direction
to
right.
Insert the bobbin case with
the
bobbin into
the
hook.
To
prevent
the
bobbin
from fallig
out
of
the case,
while
being inserted into
the
hook, tilt the lock .fixing
the
bobbin
in
the
case. With
your
thumb, push the bobbin case in until you hear a
short
distinct
sound.
The correct position
of
the
bobbin case in
the
hook signaled by this
sound
is very
important,
because
otherwise a needle rupture
or
another breakdown could occur at
the following machine start.
17,
To
thread upper thread(Fig.8)
Let
the
take up
lever
at its highest position.
Then threading
as
shown in Fig.8.
Unwind a sufficient portion
of
thread, and
pass
it through
the
thread
guide
(1) and (2), then lead
it through the
tension
disc
(6) and thread
take
up
spring (5), thread
guides
(7), (4) and (3) into
the
thread take-up lever. Then downwards
through
the thread
guide
(4) and the lower thread
guide
(8)
to
the
thread
guide
(9) on the needle bar,
and
to
the needle. Insert
it
into the needle ear from
the
front
side to
the
rear
side.
18,
To
catch lower thread
Hold the end
part
of
upper
thread by left hand;
turn the pulley
wheel
slowly
by
right hand.
The
upper
thread
was
being took
up
and lead
the
lower
thread out.
Make
them coordinative, then
pass them
through
the
underside
of
presser foot,
put them behind
th,'e
position
of
needle. Put
some
'------..-.
_____
_.
materials under
presser
foot before start sewing. F1g.8
The
take up level
must
at
its highest position when start and end th~
sewing.
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19,
The
st
i
tch
length
and
backstit
ch
adjustment
(Fig
.9iFig.10)
1) The stitch length can be ad
ju
sted by turning
the
knob (4) provided on the
column
of
the machine arm, from O
to
5mm. By turning it in
the
sense
of
the arrow "A",
you
in
crease
the
stitch length. By turning it in the
sense
of
the arrow "B", you d_ecrease it.
2)
Depress the backstitch hand lever (
1)
can
proceed
backstitch.
3) Depress the
backst
itch button
as
shown in
Fig.10
can proceed backstitch.
Fig.9 Fig.10
Ba
ckstitch
button
20,
The
stitch width adjustm
ent
(Fig.9)
Before
adjustment
of
the stitch width, the machine
must
be stopped and the
needle
outside
the
sewn work. Release the locking
spanner
(2) (anticlockwise) and
then
ad
just
s
ti
tch width
through
the
spanner (3). By
displacing
the
lever to the right
ca
n
increa
se
the
zigzag stitch width. By displacing it
to
the
l
eft
can decrease i
t.
L
ock
th
e
locking spanner (2) after
the
adju~tment is well.
21
,
The
thread tension adjustm
ent
(Fig.11 ,
12,
14)
The
tension
of
upper
and
the
lower thread
must
be
in
terrel
ated that
the
stitch forming and l:he sewn m
ateria
l.
(Fig
.1
2)
1) To
adjust
the
upper
thread tension according
to
the
lower
thread
tension. Turn
the
tension adjustive
nut
in
clo
ckwise
to
increase
the tension, or inversely, to
decrease
it.
2) To
adjust
the
lower
threa
d tension by turning
adjust
ive
screwA in Fig.14.
3)
It can adjust
the
take
up spring to adjust
upper
thread
tension for special
sewn
material and thread.
X X
Tighten
Tension
adjustive
nut
Fig
.11
Balance tem;i
or-
Tight upper thread tension Tight lower thread tension
::r loose lower thread tens
io
n
or
lo
ose upper thread te.nsion
Fig.12
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-
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22, The thread take
up
sprfng
tension
adjustment(Fig.13}
Loosen thread tension assembly screw
{1
),
take away
the thread tension assembly from machine to adjust
take up spring (4). Firstly loosen
tl1e
screw (2)
of
bushing (3), and then adju·st the angle position
of
lever (5). Turn it to left can increase the elasticity of
spring, or inversely, to
decrease it. &
I
~mr~
1 2 3 4 5
Fig.13
23, The
presser
foot
pressure
adjustment {Fig.15)
1)
To
adjust the presser foot pressure according to the
sewn material.
2) Adjustment as shown in Fig.15.
Big
Tension
adjustive
spring
plate
Fig.14
Fig.15
3) The pressure
of
sewing
must
to be adjusted as its min. value. But at same time, the
pressure
of
pressure foot
must
be sufficient to ensure reliable and continuous feeding
even at the top speed.
. .
24, The gap between
hook
assembly
and needle adjustment(Fig.16)
Adjust the stitch forming width to zero and turning round the hand wheel towards the
machine, when the needle goes up 2mm from the lowest position, the position
of
needle
hole should be lower 1.6mm ti
1an
hook top. The
hoc;>k
top position should be ac::ordant
with
the
centerline
of
needle and the gap from hook top to needle slot bottom should be
0.05mm.
I
0.
05mm
Fig.16
25, The feed
dog
height
adjustment
(Fig.17)
The height
of
feed dog should be higher 1.0mm than needle plate. It is the standard for
leaving factory. The height
of
feed dog can be adjusted to 0.8-1.2mm according
to
sewn
material.
To
adjust it, turn pulley wheel to the highest position
of
feed dog, loosen
the
screw (2)
of
the lifting lever (8) or:
t~:s
shaft
(6), adjust it to the required height
of
the
fs9d cog and ietight~r·
f-r:e
scrsvi:.
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