HIGHLEAD GM288-3 User manual
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GM288 Series
GM288-3
1-Needle, Overedging Industrial
Sewing
Machine
GM288-4
·2-Needle, Overedging Industrial
Sewing
Machine
GM288-5
Safety Stitch
Industrial
Sewing Machine
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Putting sewing systems into operation is prohibited until it has been ascertained that the
sewing systems in which these sewing machines will be built into, have conformed with the
safety regulations in your country. Technical service for those sewing systems is also prohibited.
1.
Observe the basic safety measures, including, but not limited to the following ones,
whenever you use the machine.
2.
Read all the instructions, including, but not limited to this instruction Manual before you use
the machine. In addition, keep this instruction Manual
so
that you may read it at anytime when
necessary.
3.
Use the machine after it has been ascertained that it conforms with safety rules/standards
valid in your country.
4.
All safety devices must be in position when the machine is ready for work or in operation.
The operation without specified safety devices is not allowed.
5.
This machine shall be operated by appropriately-trained operators.
6.
For your personal protection, we recommend that you wear safety glasses.
7.
For the following, turn off the power switch or disconnect the power plug
of
the machine
from the receptacle.
1)
Threading needle(s), looper, spreader etc. and replacing bobbin.
2)
For replacing part(s)
of
needle, presser foot, throat plate, looper, spreader, feed dog,
needle guard, folder, cloth guide etc.
3)
For repair work.
4) When leaving the working place
or
when the working place is unattended.
5)
When Using clutch motors without applying brake,
it
has to be waited until the motor
stopped totally.
8.
If
you should allow oil, grease, etc. used with the machine and devices to come in contact
with your eyes or skin or swallow any
of
such liquid
by
mistake, immediately wash the contacted
areas and consult a medical doctor.
9.
Tampering with the 1ive parts and devices, regardless
of
whether the machine is powered, is
prohibited.
10.
Repair, remodeling and adjustment works must only be done by appropriately trained
technicians or specially skilled personnel. Only spare parts designated by can be used for repairs.
11.
General maintenance and inspection works have to be done by appropriately trained
personnel.
12.
Repair and maintenance works
of
electrical components shall be conducted by qualified
electric technicians or under the audit and guidance
of
specially skilled personnel.
Whenever you find a failure
of
any
of
electrical components, immediately stop the machine.
13.
Before making repair and maintenance works on the machine equipped with pneumatic
parts such as an air cylinder, the air compressor has to be detached from the machine and the
compressed air supply has
to
be cut off. Existing residual air pressure after disconnecting the air
compressor from the machine has to be expelled. Exceptions to this are only adjustments and
performance checks done by appropriately trained technicians or specially skilled personnel.
14.
Periodically clean the machine throughout the period
of
use.
15.
Grounding the machine is always necessary for the normal operation
of
the machine. The
machine has to be operated in an environment that is free from strong noise sources such
as
high-frequency welder.
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16.
An
appropriate power plug has
to
be attached to the machine by electric technicians.
Power plug has
to
be
connected to a grounded receptacle.
1
7.
The machine is only allowed
to
be used for the purpose intended. Other used are not
allowed.
18.
Remodel or modify the machine in accordance with the safety rules/standards while taking
all the effective safety measures. Assumes
no
responsibility for damage caused by remodeling or
modification
of
the machine.
FOR SAFE OPERATION
1.
So
as
to
avoid electric shock hazards,
do
not open the cover
of
the electrical box
of
the
motor or touch any part inside the electrical box with the power to the machine turned NO.
2.
To
prevent possible personal injury, never operate the machine with the belt cover and the
eye guard removed.
3.
To
protect against possible personal injury resulting from being caught in the motor, use a
motor that
is
provided with a motor pulley cover.
4.
To
avoid electric shock hazards, never operate the machine with the ground wire for the
power supply removed.
5.
During operation, be careful not
to
allow your or any other person's head, hands or fingers
to
come close to the hand wheel, V belt and motor so as to prevent possible personal injury that
may occur when your hands/fingers are caught in the machine. Also,
do
not plaything close
to
them.
6.
So
as
to
avoid possible injury to your hands and fingers,
do
not put any
of
them near the
cloth cutting knife and the needle when turning the power to machine or while the machine
is
in
operation.
7.
To
prevent possible injury to your hands and fingers,
do
not put any
of
them inside the eye
guard while the machine is in operation.
8.
To
avoid electric shock hazards and accidents arising from damaged electrical components,
be
sure
to
turn OFF the power switch before inserting/detaching the power plug.
9.
So
as
to
protect against possible personal injury resulting from abrupt start
of
the machine,
make sure to tum OFF the power to the machine when you leave your machine.
10.
In the event
of
a power failure,
be
sure to turn OFF the power
to
the machine to protect
against possible personal injury resulting from abrupt start
of
the machine.
11.
So
as
to
protect against possible personal injury resulting from
abrupt start
of
the machine, remove the belt cover, motor pulley cover
and the V belt after turning OFF the power to the machine and
confirming that the sewing machine will not run even by depressing
the start pedal.
12.
Before inspecting, adjusting or cleaning the machine, threading
the machine head or replacing the needle, so as to protect against
possible personal injury resulting from abrupt start
of
the machine, be
sure
to
tum OFF the power to the machine
so
as
to
prevent an accident
and confirm that the sewing machine will not operate even when
depressing the foot pedal
of
the sewing machine.
Cloth plate cover
13.
To
protect against personal injury resitting from possible drop
of
the machine,
do
not carry
your machine by holding the cloth plate cover by hand. Doing
so
may cause the cover to open or
break resulting in drop hazards.
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SAFETY
DEVICE
NOTE:
Safety devices herein described may differ m accordance with the destination and
specifications.
Eye guard cover
A cover to prevent the injury to the
eyes, the head or the like due
to
the
dispersion
of
components such
as
the
broken needle
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Finger guard
A cover to prevent the injury due
to the contact
of
fingers with the
needle.
Finger guard
Cloth plate, Cloth plate cover
Covers to prevent the injury to the
hands , the fingers and hair
of
the
head, and the damage to the clothes
by
being caught with the
rotating shafts.
Caution label for the injury to the fingers
Do not allow your hands, fingers, etc.
to come close to the knife to prevent
the injury caused by the knife.
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Safety label
Cautions on safety are
described
I Belt cover
A cover to prevent the hands, the
fingers and the clothes from being
caught with V belt.
Looper cover
A cover to prevent the injury due
to the contact
of
hands and fingers
With the thread take-up lever.
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CONTENTS
I . SPECIFICATIONS
........................................................................
5
11.
INSTALLATION
...........................................................................
5
1.
INSTALLING THE FRAME
SUPPORf
PLATE
...................................
5
2.
ATTACHING THE BELT COVER
...................................................
6
3.
INSTALLING THE PEDALS
.........................................................
6
Ill. PREPARATION AND OPERATION
....................................................
6
1.
LUBRICATION
...........................................................................
7
2.
CHECKING THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION
...................................
7
3.
THREADING THE MACHINE
.......................................................
7
4.
ATTACHING NEEDLES
...............................................................
8
5.
ADJUSTING THE PRESSUER OF THE PRESSER FOOT
ANE REMOVING THE PRESSER FOOT
...........................................
9
6.
ADJUSTING THE STITCH LENGTH
...............................................
9
7.
ADJUSTING THE DIFFERENTIAL FEED
........................................
9
IV.
MAINTENANCE
........................................................................
10
1.
ADJUSTING THE KNIVES AND OVEREDGE WIDTH
........................
10
2.
CLEANING THE MACHINE HEAD
................................................
.11
3.
CLEANING
THE
FILTER
AND
PUMP
NET
......................................
ll
4.
MOTOR PULLEY AND V BELT
....................................................
11
5.
DIMENSIONS USED TO ADJUST THE LOOPER
AND THE NEEDLE GUARD
.......................................................
11
6.
DIMESIONS RELATED TO THE POSITION
OF THE THREAD TAKE-UP AND THE LOOPER
THREAD
CAM
(STANDARD ADJUSTMENT)
.................................
13
7.
CONVERSION TABLE OF THE NEEDLE NUMBER
..........................
14
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1.SPECIFICATIONS
GM288-3 I GM288-4 I GM288-5
Sewing speed Max. 6,500 rpm
(Excluding some subclass models)
Stitch length 1.0-3.6 mm 1.5-3.6 mm
Needle gauge I
2.0mm
3.2, 4.8 mm
Overedge width
4.0mm
4.0, 4.8, 6.4 mm
Differential feed ratio Gathering stitch 1:1.9 (Max. 1
:2.
9) Stretching stitch 1:0.8 (Max. 1:0.6)
Needle
DCX27
( Standard ) DCX 1 may be used .
Presser foot lift
6.5mm
Excluding some subclass models
Lubricating oil No.32 For special purposes Oil
Noise Workplace-related noise at sewing speed n=5,000 min-1
:LPA::::;
83
dB(A)
Noise measurement according to DIN 45635-48-A-1.
II.
INSTALLATION
1.
INSTALLING THE FRAME SUPPORT PLATE
(
1)
Semi-sunken type
1)
Attach rubber cushion®to frame support
plateCD.
2)
Attach support plate washer®, support plate bolt spacer@, frame support plateCDand
support plate
washer®in
the written order to the machine table . Then fix the frame support plate
to the machine table with support plate bolt A@and
nut®.
3)
Install waste chute opening(f)on the front side
of
the upper surface
of
the
table,
and install
waste chute(upper)@on the bottom face
of
the
table.
4) Install waste chute (lower)®on waste chute(upper)@.
The installation
of
the chutes can be adjusted within a length
of
48 mm.
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Table
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(
2)
Fully-sunken type
1)
Attach frame support plate joint A@, frame support plate
joint®and
rubber cushion®to
frame support
plateCD.
2) Fix support plate bolt B@to the machine table .
3) Put frame support plate joint A@and frame support plate joint B@between support plate
washers®respectively.
Install frame support plate
CD
so that the cloth plate is 5 mm higher than the upper surface
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ofthe
machine table .
4) Install waste chute stopper
plate®on
frame support
plate.
5)
Install waste chute(upper)(f)on waste chute stopper
plate
®.
6)
Install waste chute(lower)@on waste chute (upper)
(f). The installation
of
the chutes can be adjusted within
a length
of
48 mm.
5
2. ATTACHING
THE
BELT
COVER
To
protect against possible personal injury due
to
abrupt start
of
the Machine,
be
sure to start the following work after turning the
power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
Attach belt coverCDto the machine head .
3.
INSTALLING
THE
PEDALS
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start
the following work after turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
1)
Install starting pedalCDon the left and presser lifter pedal@on the right as seen from the
operator.
2)
Use an S-shaped hook@to connect
chain®of
the presser lifter pedal to the hole located in
the top end
of
presser lifting lever@.
ill. PREPARATION AND OPERATION
5
3
To
avoid malfunction and damage
of
the machine, confirm the following:
1)
Before you put the machine into operation for the first time after set-up, clean it
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thoroughly.
2) Remove all dust gathering during transportatfon and oil it well.
3)
Confirm that the voltage has been correctly set.
4) Confirm that the voltage has been correctly connected to the power supply.
5) Never use the machine in the state where the voltage type is different from the designated one.
1.
LUBRICATION
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt
start
of
the machine, be sure to start the following work after
turning the power offand ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
1)
Remove oil
capCD.
2) Pour
N0.32
for special purposes oil reservoir.
3)
Supply oil until the oil surface reaches between the two 2
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red marker lines when oil gauge®is observed from the side .
Note:
1)
Be careful not to supply oil above the upper red marker
line, or else troubles due to excessive lubrication may result.
2) Change oil when one month has passed after the setup
of
the sewing machine. Then,
change oil every six months.
3)
Supply oil
if
the oil surface comes down under the lower marker line when observing the
oil gauge from the side.
Note:
Apply two or three drops
of
oil
to
the needle bar and upper looper guide portion when
operating the machine for the first time after set-up or after a long period
of
disuse.
2. CHECKING THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION
1)
The correct direction
of
rotation
of
the sewing machine is
clockwise when observing the machine from the handwheel side.
Never allow the machine to rotate in the reverse direction.
If
the machine rotates counterclockwise, the oil pump will fail to
function resulting in seizure.
3. THREADING THE MACHINE
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start
the following work after turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
Thread the machine
as
shown in the figure. (Threading diagram is pasted inside the looper
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cover.)
Note:
Raise looper thread cam thread
guideCD
and perform threading . Return looper
thread cam thread guide
CD
to its home
position and securely fix it to thread guide
spring@.
4. ATTACHING NEEDLES
Intermediate
Thread guide
GM288-4
GM288-5
Note:
Be sure to pass the needle thread for
double chainstitch through the needle
thread take-up lever.
(Pass the needle thread for overlocking
through the thread take-up lever located
outside.)
Note:
When using an untwisted thread such
as
wooly nylon thread or weak thread,
do
not wind it round the intermediate thread
guide.
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start
the following work after turning the power offand ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
The standard needle is DC X 27#11 .
You
can also use the DC X 1 needle . In
thi~
case,
however, the clearance provided between the needle and the looper may be required to be
adjusted.
If
sewing needs to be carried out with a finely adjusted thread tension , use the DC X 27
needle.
1)
Bring needle clamp(Dup to the highest position .
2) Loosen needle clamp screw®, and fully insert the needle into the needle clamp hole with the
needle recess facing backward as viewed from the operator's side .
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3)
Tighten needle clamp screw@.
1
GM288-3
1
GM288-5
5.
ADJUSTING
THE
PRESSURE
Of'
THE
PRESSER
FOOT
AND
REMOVING
THE
PRESSER
FOOT
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt
start
of
the machine, be sure to start the following work after
turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at
rest.
1)
Adjust the pressure
of
the presser foot by turning
presser foot adjust screweD.
When the adjust screw is turned clockwise, the pressure 3
will increase. When it
is
turned counterclockwise, the
pressure will decrease.
2)
To
open presser foot®sideward , raise the needle to the highest position
of
its stroke and
lower presser bar lifting lever@.
6.
ADJUSTING
THE
STITCH
LENGTH
To
protect against possible personal injury due
to
abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start the
following work after turning the power
off
and
ascertaining that the motor
is
at rest.
1)
Slowly turn the handwheel as you keep
depressing pushbuttonCD, and you will find a point 1
at which the pushbutton goes in farther .
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2)
With the above condition maintained , align the desired scale mark on the handwheel with
mark@on the belt cover. Use the scale mark as reference.
3)
Reset pushbuttonCDafter setting the scale
mark.
?.ADJUSTING
THE
DIFFERENTIAL
FEED
To
protect against possible personal injury
due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to
start the following work after turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
1)
Loosen differential feed lock
nut®.
Move
differential feed adjusting lever
CD
up for
stretching stitch or down for gathering stitch .
2)
When you want to move differential feed
adjusting leverCDonly slightly , use differential
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feed fine adjustment
screw®.
3)
When
the scale
mark
is set to "-1 ", the machine will
perform
stretching stitch with a
differential feed ratio
of
1:0.8, and
when
it is set to
"0",
the differential feed ratio between the
main feed dog and the differential feed dog will be 1:1.
4) The
maximum
differential feed ratio for gathering is 1:1.9 (it can be set to 1:2.9
depending
on
the adjustment
of
the internal mechanism
of
the sewing machine). The scale marks
beyond "0" are used as reference.
IV.
MAINTENANCE
1.
ADJUSTING
THE
KNIVES AND OVEREDGE
WIDTH
To
protect against possible personal injury due to
abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start the
following
work
after turning the power
off
and
ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
1)
Height
of
the lower knife
Loosen
setscrew®and
adjust the height
of
lower knifeCDso that its edge is flush with the throat
plate surface .
2) Height
of
the upper knife
Loosen
setscrew@and
perform adjustment so
that upper knife @ overlaps lower knifeCDby 0.5
to 1
mm
when
upper
knife@
is at its lowest
position.
3)
Overedge
width
Overedge widths
of
1.6 through 6.4
mm
are
provided by changing the parts
or
by
using subclass
models.
(The overedge width will be slightly larger than the knife cut width.)
To
change the overedge width:
1)
Loosening setscrew@,
push
lower knifeCDto the left and fix it .
2) Loosen
setscrew@and
move upper
knife®as
required,
then
fix
it.
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3)
Lower
the upper knife to its lowest point and loosen setscrew@. Tighten setscrew@when
the lower knife comes in contact with the upper knife .
Note:
1)
Be sure to tighten
setscrew@
before operating machine .
2) After the completion
of
adjustment, make the knives cut
a thread to make sure
of
sharpness
of
the knives.
4) Resharpening the lower knife
When
the lower knife has become dull, resharpen it as
shown in the figure right.
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2.
CLEANING
THE
MACHINE
HEAD
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure to start
the following work after turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
Clear lint from inside the looper cover and the needle bar and components about one or twice
a
day.
If
not, oil may leak or the sewing material will be soiled.
Note:
Do not wipe the coated surface
of
the machine head with lacquer thinner. Doing so will
damage the coated surface.
3. CLEANING
THE
FILTER
AND PUMP NET
1)
To
use the sewing machine for an extended period
of
time , clean filterCDand pump net®periodically twice or three
times a year .
If
the filter and pump net are clogged with dusts,
the machine components may be seized or worn out
extraordinarily. So, carefully check the filter and pump net.
2)
If
the lubricating oil in the machine is stained, change the
oil also at the time
of
cleaning.
4.
MOTOR
PULLEY
AND V BELT
Number
of
50
Hz
Revolutions Outer V belt (inch) Outer
of
Sewing diameter
of
Semi-sunken Fully-sunken diameter
machine motor pulley type type motor
of
(rpm) (mm) pulley (mm)
6,500 120 38 32 100
6,000
110
36 32
95
5,500 100 36 32
85
5,000 90
35
30 80
60Hz
V belt (inch)
Semi-sunken Fully-sunken
type type
36 32
35
30
35
30
34 30
~
4,500 80
35
30 70 34 30
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1)
Use a clutch motor
of
1/2 HP (400W).
2)
Use an M type V belt.
3)
Relations among number
of
revolutions
of
sewing machine, motor pulley, and length
of
V
belt are as shown in the aforementioned table.
4)
Effective diameter
ofthe
handwheel
of
sewing machine head is 50.6 mm.
5.
DIMENSIONS USED
TO
ADJUST
THE
LOOPER
AND
THE
NEEDLE
GUARD
1)
To
protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine, be sure
to
start the following work after turning the power
off
and ascertaining that the motor is at rest.
2)
To
avoid possible accidents due to unfamiliarity with the machine, get a maintenance man
who has a good knowledge
of
the machine or serviceman
of
our distributor to adjust the machine
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or replace any
of
its parts.
3)
To
avoid possible personal injury when the machine starts, it has to be ascertained in prior
to the actuation
of
the machine that
no
screw are loosened and no components come in contact
one another.
Note:
The dimensions given in the table are standard ones to be used to adjust the looper. They are
intended to be used for reference and should be changed more or less in Accordance with the
sewing products and thread to be used.
GM288-3
GM288-305
GM288-4
GM288-5
GM288-3B
GM288-3
GM288-305
A
GM288-4
A
GM288-5~
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t B
cf$$
A
A B c
11
11
11
10.1
11
9.5
11
GM288-5-60H 12.6 11.1
GM288-6
11
10.1 9.5
F G
Blade
p~ln
loopec
l
e=ss=
0.05-0.
lmm
0.05-0.
2mm
D
11.8
11.8
11.8
11.8
10.5
12.8
11.8
E F
4.8 4
4.8 4
4.8 4
4.8 4
4.9
4
4.9
3
4.9
4
Clearance provided between
Needle and blade point
of
Lower looper
G
1.8
1.8
1.8
1)
Adjust the lower
looper
so
that the needle is
pushed by 0.05 to 0.1mm to
this side by the blade point
of
lower lopper in the state
where the blade point
of
lower looper is aligned with
the center
of
needle. Push needle to this side.
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2)
Then,
adjust traveling needle
guardCDso
that the clearance provided between the needle
and the blade point
of
lower looper should be 0 to 0.05mm in the state where the needle
is
pushed to this side by traveling needle guardeD.
For the 2-needle overlock machine, adjust both the left and
rig~1t
needles in the same manner.
Needle
guard
components
c1M:288-3i305i4 GM288-5
6.
DIMENSIONS RELATED TO THE POSITION OF THE THREAD TAKE-UP
AND
THE
LOOPER
THREAD CAM (STANDARD ADJUSTMENT)
(1) Position
of
the looper
thread
take-up lever
and
the looper
thread
guide
A B c D E F G
(
'\
1288-3 68 25 44.5 22 37 26 9
(,\1288-4 t t t t t t 8
CiM288-5 t t t t t t 9
CM288-305 t t t t t 24 8
CM288-5-50H t t t t t 26 t
GM288-5-60H t t t t t t
10
GM288-6 t t t t t t 8
A B c D E F G H l J
(1\12XX-3B 68.5 24 -
43
10
Dimensions
ofE
and G are adjustment values
when the upper looper
is
at its rightmost point.
H I J K
26 22
12
6
27 23.5 t t
26 22 t
•t
26
19
15
18.5
30 26.5
12
6
t t t t
27 23.5 t t
K H l J K
17
6.8 20 23.5
35
(2) Position
of
the
needle
thread
Frame
C11v1288-3B
take-up lever
and
needle
thread
guide
To
protect against possible personal
injury due to abrupt start
of
the machine,
be
sure to start the following work after
turnir:g the power
off
and ascertaining
that the motor is at rest. take-up lever
Needle thread guide
Throat plate surface
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-13-
Note:
The needle thread
take-up lever shall be
positioned at the upper
thread dead point
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GM2R8-4 CiM288-5
13mm
Needle
thread 1
t:Jke-up lever
Needle thread
gu1ae
Chain looper needle
thread take-up lever
Position at which the lower end
of
thread hole
of
the needle
thread guide
IS
aligned with the
edge line
of
take-up lever
Note:
The needle thread take-up lever
shall be
positioned at the lower dead point.
GM288-6
o:l
..,
~
Chain looper needle
0 thread
gmde
e
00
"""
(3)
Adjustment
value for the looper
thread
cam (G!\1288-5)
Interlock needle Thread
Throat plate
Make sure that the looper thread cam releases the looper thread when
the needle tip
is
positioned
±0.5
mm against the botton face
of
the throat
plate.
7.
CONVERSION TABLE
OF
THE
NEEDLE NUMBER
r JAPAN (ORGAN) GERMAN (SCHMETZ)
DCX27
#9 B-27 Nm65
DCX27
#11
B-27 Nm75
DCX27
#14 B-27 Nm90
--
DCX27
#16 B-27 NmlOO
DCX27
#18 B-27
NmllO
··----
DCX27
#19 B-27 Nm120
.,
_______
DCX27
#21
B-27 Nm130
~--------------------------
-
-14--
13
mm
Chain looper
needle thread
take-up lever
--
--
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ADD:
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