Jack JK-T9270D Product guide
JACK SEWING MACHINE CO.,LTD.
JK-T9270D/9280D
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CONTENTS
1. NAMES
OF
MAJOR
PARTS
............................................................................................................. 1
2. MACHINE
SPECIFICATIONS
......................................................................................................... 1
3.
WORKTABLE
.................................................................................................................................... 2
4. INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................................
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3
4-1. Installing
the
machine
head
.........................................................................................................3
4-2. Cotton
stand
..................•............................................................................................................... 4
4-3. Lubrication.................................................................................................................................... 5
4-4. Checking
the
machine pulley rotation direction........................................................................6
5. PREPARATION
BEFORE
SEWING
............................................................................................... 6
5-1. Needle
and
threads
....................................................................................................................... 6
5-2. Installing
the
needles...................................................................................................
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............... 7
5-3.
Threading
the lower
threads
....................................................................................................... 7
5-4.
Threading
the
upper
threads
....................................................................................................... 8
6.
SEWING
...............................•............................................................................................................... 8
7.
THREAD
TENSION..........................................................................................................•................ 9
7-1
. Adjusting the
thread
tension....................................................................................................... 9
7-2. Presser foot pressure adjustment...............................................................................•................ 10
7-3. Adjusting
the
stitch len
gt
h........................................................................................................... 10
7-4.
Puller
feed
adjustment
(Machines with puller).........................................................................
11
8. CLEANING.......................................................................................................................................... 12
8-1. Daily cleaning..............................................................................................................................
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13
8-2.
Chang
ing
the
lubricating oil (every
three
months)................................................................... 13
9. STANDARD ADJUSTMENTS.......................................................................................................... 14
9-1. Needle
bar
height
adjustment
......................................................................................................14
9-2. Needle
and
loop
er
timing adjustment......................................................................................... 15
9-3. Timing
of
loopers
runnin
g clear
of
needles...............................................................
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............... 16
9-4. Needle
guard
adjustment
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9-5. Feed dog hei
ght
adjustment......................................................................................................... 18
9-6.
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thread
take-up
thread
guide
adjustment
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18
9-7.
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thread
arm
thread
guide adjustment.............................................................•..............
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9-8.
Thread
release shaft
adj
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9-9.
Lower
thread
tak
e
-up
timing adjustment.................................................................................. 19
9-10. Installing the lapp
er
....................................................................................................................20
9-11.
Puller
height
adjustment
(Machine with puller)..................................................................... 20
9-12.
Puller
device timing
adjustment
(Machines with puller)........................................................ 20
10.
TROUBLESHOOTING
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Thankyou very
much
for buying sewing machine.Before using your newmachine.please read the
safety instructions
be
lowand
th
e explanations given in the instruction
man
ual.
With industrial sewing machines,
it
is normal to carry o
ut
work while position
ed
directly in front
of
moving parts such as the needle and thread take-up and
thr
ea
d take-up lever, and
co
nsequently there
is always a danger
of
injury th
at
can be
ca
u
se
d by th
ese
parts.
Fo
llow the instructions from training
personnel and instructiors r
egar
ding safe and correct op
era
tion before op
era
ting the m
ac
hine so that
yo
u wi
ll
know h
ow
to u
se
it
co
rr
ec
tl
y.
SAF
ET
Y
INSTR
U
CTIO
NS
1.Safety
ins
t
ruc
t
ion
and
their meani
ng
This instruc
ti
on manual and the indi
ca
tions and symbols that are used on the machine itself are provi-
ded
in
order to ensure safe opera
ti
on
of
this machine and to prevent accidents and injury to yourse
lf
or
other people.
The
m
ea
nings
of
these indications and symbols and symbols are given below.
Indications
A
CAUTION
Th
e instructions which foll
ow
this term indicate situations
where failure to follow the instructions could
ca
u
se
injury
when using the machine
or
physical damage to equipment
and surroundings.
Symbols
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Thi
s
sy
mb
ol
in
sicates
so
mething
that
you should
be
care
ful of.
The
pi
ct
ur
e inside
th
e
tr
i
ang
le
indic
at
es
th
e na
ture
of
the
caution
that
mu
st be taken.
(For
example,
the sy
mbol
e
at
l
eft
means" bew
are
of
injur
y".)
• • This symbol indi
ca
tes something that you must
not
do.
• • This sumbol indi
ca
tes something
th
at you must do. The picature inside
th
e circle indicates the nature
of
th
e thing
th
at must bedone.
(For example, the symbol at l
ef
t m
ea
ns "you must make the ground
co
-
nn
ec
tion".)
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ⅳ
A CAUTION
Sewing
t<:\ This sewing machine should only be us
ed
by
\Y
operators who have r
ece
ived the necessary tr-
aining in safe use befor
e-
hand.
(S)
Th
e
se
wing machine should not be u
se
d for
any appli
ca
tions other than sewing.
A Attach all safety
de
vices b
efo
re using the se-
~
w
in
g machine. Ifthe machine is used without
these
de
vi
ces
a
tt
ached, injury may resul
t.
A Do not touch any of the moving parts or
pr
ess
~
any obj
ec
ts against the machine while sewing,
as this may result
in
personal injury or damage
to the m
ac
hine.
0
0
Cleaning
A
Tum
o
ff
the power switch before
ca
rrying out
~
cleaning.
Th
e motor will keep turning even
after the p
owe
r is s
wit
ched o
ff
as a r
es
ult
of
the motor' s inertia. Wait until the motor stop
fully before starting work.
Th
e machine may operate if the tr
ea
dleis
pr
es-
sed by
mi
stake, which
co
uld result in injur
y.
Tum
off the p
oe
r switch at the
fo
ll
ow
ing
times, the machine may operate if
the tr
ea
dle is pressed by mistake, which
co
uld result in injury.
Wh
en threading the needle
Wh
en repl
ac
ing the n
ee
dl
e
Wh
en not using the machine and
Wh
en leaving the machine unattended
If
using a wo
rk
table
wh
ich has
cas
ters,
the
ca
sters hould b
sec
ur
ed in such a
way
so
that th
ey
cannor move.
If
an e
rr
o o
cc
ur
s
in
machine, or
if
abnormal
noises or smells arc no
ti
c
ed
, immediately
tum
off
the power s
wit
ch.
Th
en
co
nt
act
your
n
ea
rest
Br
other d
ea
l
er
or a qualified t
ec
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gogg
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es
and gl
oves
when ha
nd
ing the lubri
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ting oil, so that no
oil
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eyes
or
onto
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kin
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inflamma
ti
on
ca
n r
es
ult.
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do
nor
drink
the o
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under
any c
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cumstan
ce
s, as
it
ca
n cau
se
vomiting
and diarrhoea.
Keep the oil out of the r
eac
h of children.
Maintenance and inspection
Mai
nt
enance a
nd
in
sp
ec
tion
of
the
se
win
g
mahine should only be carried out by a quali-
fi
ed
tec
hnician.
(S)
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your
dealer
or
a qualified electrican
to
carry
out
any
maintenance
and
inspection
of
the
electricalsystem.
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off
the power switch and disconn
ec
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@ power
co
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th
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fo
ll
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tim
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tr
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re starting work.
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ca
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pe
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a
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maintenance.
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looper
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ds to be left on when
carrying out
so
me adjustment, beextremely
care
ful
to observe a
ll
safety precaution
s.
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pr
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as speified by
our
company.
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any safety d
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have b
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n rm
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d be
ab
so
lutely sure to re-instil them to their
o
ri
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in
al positions and ch
ec
k that th
ey
operate
co
rr
ec
tly before using the machine.
Any problems in machine operation which
result from unauthorized modifica
ti
ons
to the machine will not be covered by the
warra
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y.
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machine
will
operate
if
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sse
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take, which
co
uld result in injur
y.
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to
co
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the ground.
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co
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ion is not
sec
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se
riou
s el
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tric
shocks wi
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result.
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cove
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to
the machine head.
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four bar cushionsOinto the hol
es
in the
bottom
of
the bed.
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sition
by
a
li
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with the hole for presser bar
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chain
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manual.
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cotton
stand
to
the
cotton
stand
mou-
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work
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so
that
no
oi
l
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ts
in
to
your
eyes
or
onto
your
skin,
otherwise
inflammation
can
result.
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rthermore
,
do
not
drink
the
oil under any circumstances, as
it
can
ca
use vomiting
and
diarrhoea.
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out
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Release the feed adjustmentbutton 8 . (Check that the feed adjustment button 8 pops back
out
again.)
4. Close the front cover 8 .
NOTE:
Do not press the feed adjustmentbutton8while the machine is operating, as doing
so
may damage the machine
parts.
When sewing with the stith length setclose to the maximum length, you will need
to
adjust the needle guard in
accordance with the type
of
material and the type
of
thread being used.
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finger,
tum
the pulley toward yourself until
feed adjusting button 8 goes in
one
step deeper.
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pr
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on
8 ,and
tum
the pulley to set your
de
sired feed
po
sition
on
the
scale to the reference line.
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more
yo
ur
turn
the
pulley
toward
yourself,
the small
er
will be the feed.
*
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the
puller
feed after
seei
ng the finished
stitches
of
the work (Referto page 12).
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The
table below shows samples
of
stitches made with a highly elastic fabric and a fabric which is not soelastic.
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