JUKI MEB-3200 Series User manual

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MEB-3200
INSTRUCTION MANUAL BETRIEBSANLEITUNG
MANUEL D’UTILISATION MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES
MANUALE D’ISTRUZIONI
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No.13
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NOTE : Congratulations on your purchase of a JUKI sewing machine.
Read safety instructions carefully and understand them before using.
Retain this Instruction Manual for future reference.
HINWEIS : Herzlichen Glückwunsch zu Ihrem Kauf einer JUKI-Nähmaschine.
Lesen Sie die Sicherheitsanweisungen aufmerksam durch, um sich mit ihnen vertraut zu
machen, bevor Sie diese Maschine in Betrieb nehmen.
Bewahren Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung für spätere Bezugnahme auf.
REMARQUE : Félicitations pour votre achat d’une machine à coudre JUKI.
Avant d’utiliser la machine, lire attentivement toutes les consignes de sécurité.
Conserver ce manuel pour pouvior le consulter en cas de besoin.
NOTA : Nuestro agradecimiento y felicitaciones por su compra de esta máquina de coser JUKI.
Antes de comenzar a usar esta máquina lea con detención hasta comprender todas las
instrucciones de sequridad.
Conserve este Manual de instrucciones a mano para futuras consultas.
NOTA : Congratulazioni per l'acquisto di una macchina per cucire JUKI.
Leggere attentamente e compredere tutte le istruzioni per la sicurezza prima di inziare l’ uso
di questa macchina.
Conservare questo Manuale d’Instruzioni per pronto riferimento.
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For the sewing machine, automatic machine and ancillary devices (hereinafter collectively referred to as
"machine"), it is inevitable to conduct sewing work near moving parts of the machine. This means that there
is always a possibility of unintentionally coming in contact with the moving parts. Operators who actually
operate the machine and maintenance personnel who are involved in maintenance and repair of the machine
are strongly recommended to carefully read to fully understand the following SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
before using/maintaining the machine. The content of the SAFETY PRECAUTIONS includes items which
are not contained in the speci¿cations of your product.
The risk indications are classi¿ed into the following three different categories to help understand the meaning
of the labels. Be sure to fully understand the following description and strictly observe the instructions.
Warning label
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DANGER :
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TO ENSURE SAFE USE OF YOUR SEWING MACHINE
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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PRECAUTIONS TO %E TA.EN IN 9ARIOUS OPERATION STAGES
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1. To prevent accidents caused by electric shock, never open the control box cover or
touch the components inside the control box while the power switch is ON.
2. If you find the sewing machine is too heavy to lift, the gas spring may have
malfunctioned due to outgassing.
Never lift the sewing machine in such a state since the machine can drop to pinch
hands, fingers and arms resulting in serious injury.
3. There is a risk of personal injury if you lift the sewing machine when the gas spring
does not function since it is very heavy.
* Be sure to fully understand the standard of replacing time of the gas spring on p.56 and
its replacement procedure on p.57 before putting the sewing machine into operation.
4. Do not raise/return the sewing machine from/to its home position with two or more
workers in order to prevent an accident that can result in personal injury.
5. Do not hold the sewing machine in its raised position by hand in order to prevent an
accident that can result in personal injury.
* Be sure to lock the hinge stopper when raising the sewing machine to firmly secure the
machine in its raised position.
6. Do not hold any part of the sewing machine other than the rib on the bed periphery on
the near side in order to prevent an accident that can result in personal injury.
7. Do not use the sewing machine when the gas spring is not installed, in order to prevent
an accident that can result in personal injury.
8. The cloth trimming knife trims the material with an extremely strong pressure.
Never allow hands and fingers to move near the cloth trimming knife when the cloth
trimming hammer is in operation in order to prevent a pinching accident that can result
in personal injury.
1. To avoid personal injuries, never operate the machine with any of the belt cover, finger
guard, eye guard or safety devices removed.
2. To avoid personal injuries, never bring your fingers, hair or clothes close to or place
anything on the handwheel, V-belt or motor while the machine is running.
3. To avoid personal injuries, never bring your fingers near needle, cloth cutting knife and
bobbin thread cutting knife when turning ON the power or during operating the sewing
machine.
4. To avoid personal injuries, never bring your fingers into the needle bar cover while the
machine is running.
5. To avoid personal injuries and prevent the breakdown of the sewing machine, make
sure that there is no person or thing around the sewing machine when raising the
machine head.
6. To avoid personal injuries, do not use the sewing machine with the gas spring removed.
7. To prevent accidents caused by abrupt start of the sewing machine, turn OFF the power
switch when the machine is tilted or covers are removed.
8. The motor does not produce the noise while the machine is stopped. To prevent
accidents caused by abrupt start of the sewing machine, be sure to turn OFF the power
switch when you stop the machine.
1. To avoid personal injuries, when returning the machine head from the raised state to
the home position, return it to the home position after confirming that there is no tool
or component under the gas spring.
2. To avoid personal injuries or damage of the sewing machine, take care not to allow the
tool or components to damage the rod section of gas spring in the bottom cover.
3. To avoid personal injuries, immediately replace the gas spring with a new one when
the rod section of gas spring does not function properly with a flaw or the like, or it is
judged as a defective one. For the judgment standard of defectiveness, refer to the item
of "Standard of replacing time of the gas spring". [Do not use anything other than JUKI
genuine gas spring (Part No. : 40061247).]
DANGER
WARN-
ING
CAU-
TION
Precautions to be taken so as to use the MEB-3200 more safely

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1. Never operate the sewing machine unless the machine head has been lubricated.
2. Remove dust gathered in the respective sections of the sewing machine when the work is over.
3. A safety switch is provided so that the sewing machine cannot be operated with the machine
head tilted.When operating the sewing machine, turn ON the power switch after placing the
machine head at the correct position.
4. Connect the power suitable for the voltage and phase of the sewing machine.
5. The standard patterns are prepared beforehand in the pattern Nos. 90 to 99. Sewing speed and
thread tension can be changed, however, shape cannot be changed. When changing the shape,
copy the shape in another pattern No. to change.
6. The feed base can be moved by hand when the power is turned OFF or immediately after the power
is turned ON. However, be careful so that the cloth cutting knife does not come in contact with the
holding plates, or the thread trimming unit does not come in contact with the throat plate.
CAUTIONS IN OPERATION
CAU-
TION
9. To prevent accidents caused by electric shock, do not operate the machine with the
ground wire removed.
10.
To prevent accidents caused by electric shock and damage of the electrical components,
turn OFF the power switch in advance in case of inserting or removing the connectors or
the power plug.
11.
Be careful of handling this product so as not to pour water or oil, shock by dropping,
and the like since this product is a precision instrument.
12. If this machine is used in the household environment, it can cause radio frequency
interference. In this case, the user may be required to take an appropriate preventive
measure against the radio frequency interference.

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Safety devices and warning labels
In addition, be aware that the safety devices such as the "eye protection cover" and "finger guard" are some-
times omitted in the sketches, illustrations and figures included in the Instruction Manual for the explanation's
sake. In the practical use, never remove those safety devices.
CAUTION
Close/open caution label
Cautions when closing/opening the sewing
machine are described.
Threading diagram seal
Order of threading is
described.
Oiling place seal
Oiling places are de-
scribed.
• When returning the
machine head to its
home position, do not
return it with tools such
as screwdriver and
the like placed in the
bottom cover.
• When raising the
machine head, be
careful not to damage
the gas spring
with tools such as
screwdriver and the
like.
Warning label
(Refer
to the
warning
label on
page i.)
The label gives
the minimum
precautions to
be taken when
operating the
sewing machine.
Needle bar cover
This is a cover for
preventing contact
between the hu-
man body and the
needle bar.
Temporary stop
switch
Press this switch
to stop the sewing
machine when you
need to stop it while
it is in operation.
Eye protection cover
This is a cover for
protecting eyes from
being injured by a bro-
ken needle.
Finger guard
This is a cover for
preventing contact
between fingers
and the needle.
Power switch
This is a switch for disconnecting
the power unit of the sewing ma-
chine from the power supply.
Power switch (EU type)
This switch is used
for disconnecting the
power unit of the sew-
ing machine from the
power supply. It is also
used as the emergency
stop switch.
Electrical-
shock danger
label
(EU type)
(Refer to
"Elec-
trical-
shock
danger
label" on
page i.)
In order to pro-
tect against
electrical
shock, safety
precautions
to be taken to
avoid danger
are written on
this label.
Turning gear cover
Cover to prevent human
body from coming in
contact with turning gear.
Hinge stopper
Component to prevent
human body from being
injured by the sewing
machine which can drop
when being raised from
its home position for
maintenance.
Voltage indication seal
The factory-set
voltage at the time
of shipment is de-
scribed on this seal.
Gas spring
Component to ensure
safety when raising/
returning the sewing
machine from/to its
home position.

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Hazardous
voltage warn-
ing seal
This is the
warning seal
purpose of
which is
to prevent
against elec-
trical shock.
Holding prohibition
label, Caution tape
This is the warning
label to indicate
the part which
should not be held
by hand when
raising the sewing
machine from its
home position.
Warning label
against pinching
This is the warn-
ing label to pre-
vent pinching of
hands between
the bed and the
sewing machine
when returning
the latter to its
home position.
Load-center label
This label indicates
the center of gravity of
the machine.
Hazardous volt-
age warning seal
This is the
warning seal
purpose of
which is
to prevent
against elec-
trical shock.
Warning label
against pinching
This is the
warning label to
prevent pinch-
ing of fingers
and hands in the
hinge stopper.
Warning label
against pinching
This is the warning la-
bel to prevent pinching
of fingers and hands
in the timing belt.
Warning label against
pinching
This is the warning
label to prevent pinch-
ing of fingers and
hands between the
bed and the sewing
machine when rais-
ing the latter from its
home position.
Warning label
against pinching
This is the warn-
ing label to prevent
pinching of fingers
and hands in the
cloth trimming knife.

IX

ENGLISH
1. SPECIFICATIONS ...............................1
2. NAME OF EACH COMPONENT.........2
(1) Names of the sewing machine main unit ...2
3. INSTALLATION ..................................3
(1) Installing the air hose ................................3
(2)
Raising and returning the sewing machine ....3
(3) Installing the thread stand.........................5
(4) Installing the operation panel base ..........5
(5) Installing/removing the presser unit ........6
(6) Attaching the dust bag ..............................6
4. PREPARATION BEFORE OPERATION ... 7
(1) Lubricating the machine and
how to lubricate..........................................7
(2) Attaching the needle..................................9
(3) Threading the machine head ..................10
(4) How to set the cloth ................................12
5. STRUCTURE OF THE
OPERATION SWITCH.......................13
(1) Structure of the operation panel.............13
(2) Temporary stop switch ............................15
(3) Hand switch ..............................................15
(4) Foot switch ...............................................15
6. HOW TO USE THE
OPERATION PANEL .........................16
(1) Basic operation of the sewing machine ....16
(2) Setting the thread tension.......................16
(3) Temporarily stopping the
sewing machine .......................................17
(4) Performing re-sewing ..............................17
(5) Performing threading...............................18
(6) How to use the counter............................18
(7) When dropping of the knife is
temporarily not desired ..........................19
(8) Changing the operation mode ................19
(9) Changing procedure of the
sewing pattern..........................................20
(10) Confirming the pattern shape .................20
7. SETTING PROCEDURE OF THE
SEWING DATA ..................................21
(1) Setting the knife No..................................22
(2) Setting the cut length...............................22
(3) Setting the cut-before/cut-after knives...22
(4) Setting the number of stitches
of the parallel section .............................23
(5) Setting the number of stitches
of the eyelet ..............................................23
(6) Setting the cut space ...............................23
(7) Setting the eyelet space ..........................23
(8) Setting the length of taper bar ...............24
(9) Setting the number of stitches
of taper bar ...............................................24
(10) Setting the offset of taper bar .................24
(11) Setting the sewing speed ........................24
(12) Setting the reduction speed of eyelet ....25
(13) Setting the FUNCTION F1........................25
(14) Setting the FUNCTION F2........................25
8. ADJUSTMENT OF EACH PART.......26
(1) Replacing the cloth cutting knife
and the knife holder .................................26
(2) Adjusting the
cloth cutting knife pressure ....................27
(3) Worn-out of the knife holder face...........28
(4) Setting the material thickness of the
cloth cutting knife ....................................28
(5) Adjusting the stitch bite width................29
(6) Adjusting the presser ..............................29
(7)
Adjusting the presser opening amount ...30
(8) Adjusting the feeding amount of the
needle thread............................................31
(9) Adjusting the
thread take-up thread guide....................31
(10) Adjusting the remaining amount of the
gimp (J and C types)................................32
(11) Adjusting the gimp thread tension
(J and C types) .........................................32
9. COMPENSATION OF THE DATA .....33
(1) Knife position compensation..................33
(2) Number of stitches of
sewing end compensation ......................33
(3) Compensation of turning.........................34
(4)
Parallel section turning compensation ....34
(5) Eyelet crosswise compensation.............34
(6) Eyelet lengthwise compensation............34
(7) Left eyelet lengthwise compensation ....34
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(8) Left parallel section
lengthwise compensation .......................35
(9) Needle throwing width of the
right bottom of eyelet setting..................35
(10) Needle throwing width of the
left bottom of eyelet setting ....................35
(11) Needle throwing width setting ................35
(12) Number of stitches of the
slant taper bar ..........................................35
(13) Number of stitches of the
right side taper bar compensation .........36
(14) Shape of the straight bar.........................36
(15) Number of stitches of the round bar ......37
(16) Left side cut space compensation .........37
(17) Soft start....................................................38
(18) Number of stitches of the
sewing start of thread tension ................38
(19) Number of stitches of the
sewing end of thread tension..................38
(20) Copy destination No. ...............................38
10. HOW TO USE
THE VARIOUS FUNCTIONS.............39
(1) Performing procedure of the
cycle sewing .............................................39
(2) Operating procedure of thread tension
compensation of each section................40
(3) Changing the setting position of cloth...43
(4) Changing over the
mode of the start switch..........................43
(5) Changing over the presser movement...43
(6) Changing over the counter
(DOWN counting) .....................................43
(7) Stop before cloth cut mode.....................43
(8) Setting the pattern data of
cloth cutting knife pressing amount ......44
11. MAINTENANCE.................................45
(1) Height of the needle bar ..........................45
(2) Timing between the
needle and the looper ..............................45
(3) Clearance between the
needle and the looper ..............................47
(4) Adjusting the needle guard.....................47
(5) Installation positions of the
spreaders and the timing to
open/close the spreaders........................48
(6) Position of the presser foot and the
needle entry point ....................................50
(7) Adjusting the knife dropping position ...50
(8) Installing position of the
needle thread trimming knife ..................51
(9) Adjusting the looper thread trimming....53
(10) Cleaning ....................................................55
(11) Draining.....................................................55
(12) Checking the fan filter..............................55
(13) Replacing the fuse ...................................56
(14) Standard of replacing time
of the gas spring ......................................56
(15) Replacing the gas spring ........................57
12. EXCHANGING GAGUE PARTS
AND OPTIONAL................................60
(1) Changing the thread trimming method ....60
(2) Exchanging gauge parts .........................61
13. TROUBLES AND CORRECTIVE
MEASURES IN SEWING...................66
14. MEMORY SWITCH............................68
(1) Operating procedure................................68
(2) Memory switch list ...................................68
15. ERROR LIST .....................................70
16. STANDARD PATTERN LIST.............72
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1
SpeciÀcations
Application
Sewing speed
Thread trimming type
Stitch length (Note 1)
Stitch bite width (Notes 2 and 3)
Taper bar length
Lift of presser foot
Method of changing sewing shape
Buttonhole cutting system
Feed system
Cloth cutting drive
Needle (Note 2)
Safety device
Lubricating oil
Air pressure
Air consumption
Dimensions
Power consumption
Gross weight
Noise
1. SPECIFICATIONS
S type, R type
Men’s and ladies’ wear
Long thread
trimming
10 to 38 mm
(with thread trimmer)
10 to 50 mm
(In case looper thread
trimming device is
removed)
400 to 2,200 sti/min (adjustable in 100 sti/min steps)
2.0 to 3.2 mm
0 mm, 3 to 15 mm
13 mm (Max. 16 mm)
Program selection method
Cut-before knife, cut-after knife, without knife
Intermittent feed by stepping motor
Vertical drive by stepping motor (Pressure can be adjusted.)
DO
×
558 #90 to 110 DO
×
558 #120 to 130 DO
×
558 #110 to 120 DO
×
558 #100 to 110
Temporary stop switch and automatic stop function
at the time of detection of trouble
JUKI New Defrix Oil No. 2 (Oiling system)
0.49 Mpa
6R/ min (8-cycle/min)
1,060 mm (W) ×790 mm (L) ×1,230 mm (H) (Excluding thread stand)
550 VA
185 kg
- Equivalent continuous emission sound pressure level (LpA) at the workstation :
A-weighted value of 81.0 dB; (Includes KpA = 2.5 dB); according to ISO 10821- C.6.3
-ISO 11204 GR2 at 2,200 sti/min.
- Sound power level (LWA) ;
A-weighted value of 88.0 dB; (Includes KWA = 2.5 dB); according to ISO 10821- C.6.3
-ISO 3744 GR2 at 2,200 sti/min.
J type
Jeans, working wear
24 to 32 mm
＊In case of taper
bar, up to 34 mm
Short thread trimming
C type
Cotton pants, working wear
16 to 24 mm
＊In case of taper
bar, up to 26 mm
Note 1. For the short thread trimming type, stitch length can be changed by changing the optional presser set.
S set : 16 to 24 mm, M set : 24 to 32 mm, L set : 32 to 40 mm
Note 2. Stitch bite width and needle size at the time of delivery are as follows.
(When changing stitch bite width or needle size, check installing position and open/close timing of
needle, looper, and spreader, and clearance between needle and needle guard.)
Note 3. By changing to the optional looper, left and spreader, left, the range of stitch bite width can be changed
to 2.0 to 3.2 ,/ 2.6 to 4.0. However, for T type, the range is 2.0 to 3.2 mm only.
Note 4. In case of the machine with the needle thread clamp unit or with the multicutting device, refer to the
respective Instruction Manuals together with this Instruction Manual.
Note 5. Sewing with gimp cannot be performed with T (slacks) type. In addition, S size of the presser foot which
can perform the stitch length up to 24 mm is provided.
Stitch bite width
Needle size
S and R types
2.3 mm
#100
J type
2.5 mm
#120
C type
2.5 mm
#110
T type
Slacks
Short thread trimming
without gimp
10 to 34 mm
T type
2.3 mm
#100

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2. NAME OF EACH COMPONENT
 Temporary stop switch
 Presser switch
 Start switch
 Operation panel
 Control box
 Power switch
 Hand pulley
 Machine head
 Thread stand
 Feed base
 Cloth cutting dial
 Power switch (EU type)












• Hand pulley 
The needle bar can be lifted or lowered by hand with the handpulley.
• Cloth cutting dial 
The cloth cutting knife can be lifted or lowered by hand with the
cloth cutting dial. (When the power is turned OFF.)
Hand pulley and cloth cutting knife  rotate in accordance
with the rotation of the sewing machine and the drive of the
cloth cutting knife.
Be careful not to allow your hands or the like to touch to
them during operation of the sewing machine.

(1) Names of the sewing machine main unit


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1) Remove the fixing screws, right and left for
transportation.
(8 mm wrench is supplied with the machine.)
Retain the screws since they are necessary
when moving the sewing machine. Be sure
to attach them when moving the sewing
machine.
3. INSTALLATION
(2) Raising and returning the sewing machine
(1) Installing the air hose
■Connecting the air hose
Connect the air hose to the regulator using
the hose band and the one-touch socket joint
supplied with the machine.
■Adjustment of air pressure
Open air cock , pull up and turn air adjustment
knob and adjust so that air pressure indicates
0.45 to 0.55 MPa. Then lower the knob and fix it.
＊Close air cock to expel air.
Close
Open
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
Fixing screw, left
Fixing screw, right
DANGER :
1. If you find the sewing machine is too heavy to lift, the gas spring may have malfunctioned due to
outgassing.
Never
lift the sewing machine in such a state since the machine can drop to pinch hands, fingers
and arms resulting in serious injury.
* Be sure to fully understand the standard of replacing time of the gas spring on p.56 and its re-
placement procedure on p.57 before putting the sewing machine into operation.
2. In order to prevent pinching of hands, fingers and arms that can result in a serious injury, be
sure to strictly observe the following when carrying out work.
2-1. Be sure to hold the rib on the bed periphery when holding the sewing machine.
2-2. Be sure to lock the hinge stopper to firmly secure the sewing machine in its raised position.

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3) When returning the sewing machine, support
periphery ribs of the machine bed with your left
hand, hold grip of the hinge stopper section
with your right hand, pull it to this side (direction A)
to release the lock and slowly lower the sewing
machine after confirming that there is no tool
such as screwdriver and the like in the bottom
cover.
4) Take your right hand off from the hinge stopper
section, support periphery ribs of machine
bed with your both hands, and further lower the
sewing machine.
DANGER :
1. Do not lower the sewing machine while
keeping pulling the hinge stopper in
direction A, in order to prevent pining
of fingers, hands and arms under the
sewing machine leading to a serious
injury.
2. Do not hold feed base and feed guide
shaft fixing base .
When returning
sewing machine to
its home position
When raising
sewing machine
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2) When raising the sewing machine, push feed base away from you (in the direction of the arrow), then
hold periphery ribs located on the front side of the sewing machine bed to slowly lift it.
At this time, do not hold feed base and feed guide shaft fixing base .
DANGER :
1. Do not hold any part other than periphery ribs of machine head.
2. Confirm that hinge stopper is locked with support shaft .
CAUTION :
If you raise the sewing machine from its home position with the feed base remained near side, the feed
base can move to pinch hands and fingers leading to an unexpected injury.
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ENGLISH
5) The sewing machine stops once more at the
final stage of lowering for the safety. Support the
periphery ribs of machine bed with your left hand,
hold the grip of hinge stopper section with your
right hand to release the lock and slowly lower the
sewing machine following the description of step 3).
DANGER :
Take care to prevent pinching of hands and
fingers between the sewing machine and the
bottom cover. In particular, never lower the
sewing machine holding parts other than
the bed rib with two or more workers, since
doing so can cause pinching of hands,
fingers and arms leading to a serious injury.
(3) Installing the thread stand
1) Assemble thread stand unit .
2) Insert it in the hole located in the rear of the
machine table, and tighten locknut to fix the
thread stand.
When the ceiling wiring is possible, pass
the power cord through the spool rest rod.
(4) Installing the operation panel base
Fix operation panel base at the dotting punch
section on the machine table with wood screw .
Protection vinyl is coated on the surface of
the operation panel. Remove it.
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(5) Installing/removing the presser unit
When moving the feed base by hand, or
removing/attaching the presser unit, be
careful so that the cloth cutting knife does
not come in contact with the holding plates,
orthe thread trimming unit does not come in
contact with the throat plate.
■How to install
1) Install the presser unit so that presser lever fits
in the letter “U” of presser base .
2) Adjust the hole of presser plate to cloth open
pin .
3) Turn clamp holding plate

to hold presser plate

.
When installing the presser unit , insert
correctly thread trimming driving arm
roller into the concave in looper thread
trimming cylinder click . If the roller is off,
the looper thread trimming unit interferes
with the throat plate during sewing. As a
result, component breakage will be caused.
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■How to remove
1) Turn clamp holding plate to remove from
presser plate .
2) Lifting presser plate , remove it so as to draw it.
It is comparatively easy to install or remove
the presser unit by moving feed base to
the cloth cutting position.
([THREAD ] key is convenient. P.18)
When moving feed base by hand, follow
the aforementioned caution.
(6) Attaching the dust bag
Attach dust bag to clamp located in the rear
face of the table and insert dust hose into the bag.

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