Knitking Kk93 User manual

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HOW

TO

USE

YOUR KNITTING MACHINE

CONTENTS

ORIGINAL PATTERNS ................................. 1

PART

NAMES

............................................... 10

SETTING UP YOUR KNITTING MACHINE.... 14

REPLACING YOUR MACHINE INTO

THE CARRYING CASE ................................. 16

BEFORE STARTING TO KNIT ...................... 18

Holding Cam Lever• Cam Button Release Lever

•Cam Buttons • Weaving Pattern Levers

•Change Knob •Tension

Dial•

Cast-on

Comb

• Needle Positions •Carriage Direction Indicator

• Row Counter• L-Carriage • Claw Weights • End

Needle Selection Mechanism

of

the K-Carriage

• Non Selection Mechanism

of

the

L-Carriage

HOW

TO OPERATE YOUR KNITTING

MACHINE

STOCKING STITCH (Plain Knitting)

1.

Threading the yarn ..............................

..

...........

24

2.

How

to

cast on

with

afinished edge ................ 25

3.

Stocking stitch ..................................................

27

4.

How

to

remove

your

knitting

from

the machine ...................................................... 28

PATTERN KNITTING

PUNCH CARD AND THE PATIERN ...................... 29

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PUNCH CARD

AND THE NEEDLES ............................................... 30

HOWTO SET THE PUNCH CARD .........................

31

BASIC STEPS TO PATIERN

KNITIING

............... 32

SKIP STITCH PATIERN .........................................

34

MULTI-COLOUR SKIP STITCH PATIERN ............. 35

TUCK STITCH PATIERN ........................

..

............. 36

MULTI-COLOUR TUCK STITCH PATIERN .......... 37

WEAVING PATIERN ............................................. 38

WOVEN MOTIF PATIERN

..

.................................. 40

FAIRISLE PATIERN ...............................................

41

FAIRISLE MOTIF PATIERN ................................... 43

DOUBLE LENGTH PATIERN ................................ 47

THREAD LACE PATIERN ..................................... 48

THREAD LACE MOTIF PATIERN ......................... 50

LACE PATIERN AND

FINE

LACE

PATIERN

........ 53

LACE AND

FINE

LACE MIXED .............................. 56

ISOLATED LACE PATIERN .................................. 57

PLATING ................................................

..

............ 59

CHAGING THE MAIN YARN

AND

THE PLATING

WHAT

TO

DO

IF

YOU MAKE MISTAKES

AS YOU KNIT

STOCKING STITCH AND PLATING .................

67

PATIERN KNITIING ........................................

71

INTARSIA ..........................................................

74

LACE

OR

FINE

LACE PATIERN .......................

75

HOW TO MOVE THE K-CARRIAGE ACROSS

THE NEEDLE

BED

WITHOUT

KNITIING

....

........

..

77

HOWTO CHECK

IF

THE NEEDLES ARE

SELECTED CORRECTLY .......................................

77

CHECK FOLLOWING POINTS

IF

THE NEEDLES

ARE

NOTSELECTED CORRECTLY .......................

77

MAKING GARMENTS

HOWTO

USE

THE TRANSFER TOOL ..................

78

HOWTO

USE

THE LATCHET TOOL .....................

78

Making Rib

by

Hand ..........................................

78

HOWTO INCREASE STITCHES ............................ 80

HOWTO DECREASE STITCHES ..........................

82

PARTIAL KNITIING

1.

Plain Stocking Stitch and Pattern Knitting ....... 84

2.

Lace

or

Fine Lace Pattern Knitting ...................

86

3.

lntarsia Knitting ................................................

88

HOWTO SHAPE A ROUND NECKLINE

Stocking Stitch and Plating ..............................

90

Pattern Knitting .................................................

91

Lace

or

Fine Lace Pattern .................................

93

lntarsia .........................................................

.....

95

HOWTO CAST ON WITH A FINISHED

EDGE

(CLOSED

EDGE

CAST ON)

"E"

wrap

method

..............................................

96

Using the LatchetTool .....................................

97

Waste Knitting (Casting-on) .............................

99

BACK STITCH CASTING

OFF

(BINDING

OFF)

...... 100

CHAIN STITCH CAST

OFF

(BINDING

OFF)

...........

101

WASTE KNITIING (CAST

OFF)

............................ 103

CORD KNITIING .................................................... 103

CABLE STITCH PATIERN ............

..

....................... 104

HOWTO MAKE A HEM

Plain Hem .......................................................... 105

Picot Hem

..

....

..

........

....

..

................................

...

1

06

1x 1 Elastic Hem

..

....................

....

..............

....

..

108

HOWTO MAKE A BUTIONHOLE ........................

109

USING A SEWING MACHINE

FOR

MAKE-UP ...... 110

SEAMING ...............................................................

112

PREPARING YOUR YARN ..................................... 113

YARN ......................................................................

PLATED TUCK STITCH PATIERN ......................

..

INTARSIA

KNITIING

.............................................

USEFUL HINTS

(PROBLEMS DURING KNITTING)

WHAT

TO DO WHEN YOU CANNOT KNIT

SMOOTHLY

61

62 1REPLACING A NEEDLE ............................... 114

63 CLEANING

AND

MAINTENANCE ............... 115

ADJUSTMENTS TO

RIBBER

CONNECTINGARMASSEMBLY

................

116

LIST

OF

PATTERN VARIATION ..................

117

1.

When the needles

don't

catch the yarn

properly

.......

...

.

..

......

..

.

...

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......

.

...

..

...

....

...

..

...

..

...

65

2.

When the K-Carriage is hard

to

push back

and

forth

........................................................... 65

3.

When stitches are

not

formed

correctly

..

......

..

65

4.

How

to

pick

up

a

dropped

stitch ...................... 66

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Tripper

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Knit Leader

Cam Button

Release Lever

Change Knob

Yarn Feeders

Feeder A - Thread

with

main yarn

Feeder B - Thread

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contrast yarn

when knitting Fairisle

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Extension Rails

Punch Cards (20 pes.)

Plastic Punch Card Snaps (4 pes.)

Punch Card

Holder

Row Counter

=:

L-Carriage

L-point Cam

for

4-needles

(6

pes.)

One-

point

Cam

(1

pee.)

for

8-needles

(6

pes.)

Motif

Knitting Cam M

(2

pes.)

Motif

Knitting Cam L & R

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Crochet Hook Table Clamps

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Latchet Tool

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Transfer Tools

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Needle Pusher

Plating Yarn Feeder

Cast-on Thread

Latch Opening Plate

Tapestry Needle

Spare Needles

(3

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Carriage Lock

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Place

the

machine

on

a firm table, with

\..!J the Carrying Case Handle away from @ Open

the

Accessory Box.

you and unlock

the

catches.

Lift up the case

top

and pull it

towards you

to

release the lid.

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Fasten the machine

to

the

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table

with

the

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Clamps.

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two

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chine.

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of

machine. studs.

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Carriage Lock

@ Release Spring and

re-

move the Sinker Plate As-

sembly from the lid

of

the

Carrying

Case.

Spring

Sinker Plate Assembly

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@Take

the

two

Table

Clamps

out

of

the Acces-

sory Box.

Table Clamp

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Remove the Row Counter

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from the lid

of

the Carrying

Case

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Row Counter

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Screw the Sinker Plate As-

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sembly onto the K-

Car

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riage.

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Raise the Carriage Handle

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by pulling it towards you.

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Lift the Front Guide Arm

in

\!..!31

the direction

of

the arrow

as

far

as

it will go.

Front Guide Arm

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Insert the end

of

the Rod

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into the hole at the back

of

the machine.

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out

of

the

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Carrying Case lid

in

the order

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as

shown.

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Turn back the Take-up

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Springs until you hear a

"Click".

Take-up Springs

The machine is

now

set up.

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the

Take-up

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Springs from the

Rod

.

Rod

Take-up Spring

@ Raise the Rear Yarn Guide.

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is

how your machine should look when it

is

packed away.

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two

sections of the

Cast-on Comb.

Connecting Plate

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Put the Extension Rails

in

the

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Carrying Case.

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fold

down

the Take-up

Spnngs.

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on Comb back into the Lid.

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Remove Yarn Tension Unit and

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fold

down

the Front Guide

Arm.

Front Guide Arm

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the Take-up Springs

as

'&J shown

in

the illustration.

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down

the

handle

on

the

L-

\.!J Carriage. Push the Release But-

ton and replace the L-Carriage

in

the Carrying Case.

Release Button

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remove the Extension

Rails, lift up and pull.

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the

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Yarn

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in

the

Case

where indicated

and secure it with the Spring.

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into the Case

in

the order

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as

shown.

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the Row Counter onto

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the

two

studs

in

the Carry-

ing Case and push it away

from you.

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the

Sinker Plate Assembly

from the K-Carriage.

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to

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on

and

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dle on

K-

Carriage.

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the hole

in

the left side

of

the

machine and secure the

K-

Ca

rriage

as

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put

them

in

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in

place, lock

the

two

catches

on

either side

of

the

Hand

le.

Do not store your machine

in

the

following conditions.

1.

In

direct or strong sunlight.

2.

Close to a hot object such as a

heater.

3.

In

humid or dusty places.

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HOLDING CAM

LEVER

CAM BUTTON

RELEASE

LEVER

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For lntarsia

Release the

Cam

Buttons by sliding the

Cam

Button Release Lever

to

the

right.

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Use the

Cam

Buttons according

to

the pattern you want.

TUCK STITCH PATTERN

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in

the

2 l

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buttons

at the same time.

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INTARSIA KNITTING

Push in

the

2 right buttons

at the same

time

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Push

the

Upper middle

button only.

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THREAD LACE PATTERN

Push

in

both middle but-

tons (Upper & Lower) at

the same

time

.

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the

K

-Ca

rriage if you have depressed both

middle Buttons (Upper & Lower) plus either the Tuck Buttons.

or

the Part Buttons.

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WEAVING

PATTERN

LEVERS

WEAVING PATTERN

Set Levers

to

W.T Weav-

ing Brushes

in

use.

Other occasions

Set Levers

to

N Weaving

Brushes not

in

use.

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