Singer CARDMATIC-313 User manual

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INSTRUCTIONS

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Congratulations

on

Your

Purchase

of

the

New

SINGER

Knitting

machine

“CARDMATIC-313”

Before

you

start

to

knit

on

your

SINGER

Knitting

Machine

‘‘CARDMATIC-313”

we

recommend

you

carefully

read

this

Instruction

Book.

By

using

these

easy

to

follow

directions

you

will

be

able

to

take

full

advantage

of

the

excellent

performance

of

your

machine.

The

beautiful

creations

on

this

machine

are

limited

only

by

the

imagination

of

the

operator.

asa

twat

ts

ated

SCONTENTS:

DPI

ALES

LAD

1,

Assembling

procedures...

2.

Preparations

for

knitting.

3.

Casting

on

and

stockinet

knitting

Casting

on

by

winding

method

4,

Patterned

knittings..

How

to

read

the

punched

card...

How

to

attach

STOP

buzzer...

PATTERN

BOOK

..

Preparations

for

Knitting

@

Pattern

Tuck

knitting

Tuck

slip

stitches

......

Knit-in

.....

Weaving.....

Lace

knitting

Two

thread

knitting

..

5.

If

wrong

stitches

are

knitted

(A)

When

the

carriage

failed

to

move

while

knitting.....

(B)

How

to

correct

incorrect

knitting

(a)

In

stockinet

(b)

In

pattern

knitting

..

(C)

Knitting

Beyond

STOP

sign

on

the

punched

card

.

(D)

When

Carriage

is

accidentally

pulled

off

the

rail

in

the

middle

of

a

pattern

knitting...

(E)

The

needle

selection

mark

on

the

needle

bed

Pattern

knitting

without

using

a

punched

card......

Lace

knitting

Cable

pattern

..

Ribbing

..

Garter

stitches

.

Solid

pattern

of

knit

and

purl

‘stitches

.

Cording...

6.

For

Knitting

Garments

..

(A)

Increasing

stitches

...

(B)

Decreasing

stitches

..

(C)

Partial

knitting

...

(D)

Hemming......

(E)

Removing

garment

from

machine

..

(F)

Binding

off

garment

(G)

Weaving

(Grafting)

(H)

Seaming

garments

...

(1)

How

to

fix

dropped

stitches

..

Let's

Knit

...

ee

(A)

Bed

room

slippers

......

:

(B)

Pullover

sweater

for

5-6

year

child

.

(C)

Finishing

..........

(D)

Finishing

of

neck

line

Helpful

Hints

...

(A)

Replacing

darmaged

latch

needles

(B)

Slacken

or

pulled

yarn

at

the

beginning

of

row

(C)

When

yarn

is

entangled

in

the

“Artificial

Brain’

Maintenance

Instructions

(A)

Lubrication

.....

(B)

After-Operation

maintenance

service

..

(C)

Cleaning

of

Case

...

(D)

How

to

detouch

the

machine

from

the

case

.

10.

How

to

Pack

the

Machine

Away

.

11.

Knitting

Symbols

..

~

had

CARRIAGE

Stitch

Dial

This

dial

is

used

for

controlling

the

size

of

stitches.

‘A

wide

variety

of

yarns

from

very

fine

yearns

to

bulky

yarns

can

be

used.

[Side

Lever

©

and

¥

marks

are

given.

The

side

lever

on

both

sides

are

set

to

either

of

these

marks

accord:

ing

to

the

type

of

knitting

as

given

below.

‘©

mark:

Stockinet,

Knitin

or

when

no

needle

selection

is

desired

'Y

mark:

Tuck

knitting,

Tuck

slip

stitches,

Weaving,

Cam

Lever

Set

this

cam

lever

to

a

desired

pattern,

which

is

knitted

automatically

by

simply

moving

the

carriage

back

and

forth,

Row

Counter

Lever

Handle

|]

tever

for

advancing

The

handle

can

be

folded

readily

and

it

gets

ready

for

the

row

counter.

use

only

by

erecting

it,

very easy

to

pack

away

Russel

Lever

Center.

(Blue)

appears

in

the

indicator.

Needles

in

B

is

installed

inside

and

C

positions

knit

the

yarn

while

those

neces

\

which

have

been

brought

into

D

position

re:

main

idle.

Right.

(Red)

appears

in

the

indicator.

This

position

is

used

only

when

the

needles

in

D

position

are

‘also

desired

to

knit.

Indicator

(Blue)

oF

(Red)

appears

in

the

window

when

the

russel

lever

is

operated.

‘Arm

Nut

i

‘Arm

¢

I

the

arm

is

removed,

the

front

of

the

carriage

can

be

lifted

up

to

be

moved

freely,

Yarn

Holder

This

is

used

for

hooking

a

secondary

yarn

or

weaving

yarn

in

Knitin

and

weaving,

Auxiliary

arm

Insertion

Slot

Can

be

opened

and

closed

at

Aus

Yarn

Feeder

(RNITAN’

WEAVE)

will

so

that

the

changing

ot

«it

This

nut

is

tightened

to

lock

Can

be

used

for

Two

ferent-secondary

yarns

can

be

the

accessory

auxiliary

arm.

Thread

knitting,

too

done

easily

%

STOP

Buzzer

is

used

when

pattern

stitches

are

worked

by

setting

it

up

on

top

of

the

Pattern

Panel.

+

STOP

Buzzer

is

operated

by

a

UM—3

Dry

Cell.

How

to

Place

an

electhic

battery.

(1)Place

the

electric

battery

inside

the

hole

at

the

bot

tom

of

the

STOP

wa

Buzzer

as.

illus-

g

trated.

%*

You

may

put

it

in

either

way.

(2)Push

in

the

bat-

tery

as

far

as

it

will

go.

(3)When

you

want

to

remove

it,

first

press

down

at

one

end

as

illustrated.

MAIN

BODY

OF

KNITTING

MACHINE

Stop

Knob

This

knob

1s

used

to

stop

the

advancing

Pattern:

Panel

Window

of

the

punched

card

or

to

advance

it

au

Accessory

Tray

STOP

Bur

Te

stOF

the

punched

tomatically

When

it

1s

set

at

the

@

mark,

The

cover

of

the

accessory

Wher

thee

Pauctesd

Garde.

finnsted

you

CAH

peat

wondow

You

will

be

able

to

see

the

needle

ar

case

15

fixed

to

the

machine

wall

Hear

the

SLOP

Hager

rangement

for

the

pattern.

body

so

that

it

may

serve

as

Feed

Dial

an

accessory

tray

The

feed

dial

1s

turned

in

the

SCs

forward

direction

to

set

the

Row

Count

Pattern

Panel

.

SS

Punched

card

in

the

pattern

pan

The

row

counter

cant

\

q

el

and

turned

in

the

backward

fd

al

either

ight

th

Hand

sade

at

the

ay

the

heuttingy

a

direction

to

rewind

it

+t

of

Needle

Indication

Feed

Lever

Needle

Bed

Touch

Lever

Yarn

Hook

N

Selection

Marks,

“"

The,

dew

Wor

ear

There

F

marks

to

make

retin

the

positions.

of

Sinker

Needle

Under Lever

ACCESSORIES

Yarn

rod

—_—_____

Auto

tension

~~

Revelling

Cod

er

Tension

guide

>

Needle

pusher

=

-

RRATARA

NA

RRRARA

Transfer

tools

1-2.

===

3

SS

—SEs_—

Corrage

fastener

fr

3

SEE

Pet

—$——

Brush

Ee)

Weights

Stockinet

card

Auxiliary

arms

Spare

needles

(3)

Tapestry

needle

Crochet

hook

Punched

card

Pattern

book

(1)

Unfasten

the

latches.

(2)

To

remove

the

cover,

open

it

a

little

and

pull

it

toward

you.

insert

the

head

of

clamp

screw

in

the

center

of

the

clamp

receiving

hole

on

the

bottom

of

the

machine.

ACCESSORIES

Transfer

tool.

3

knitting

needles

Tapestry

needle,

Crochet

Mok

Needle

pusher

oj)

Ravelling

card

Tappet

(5)

Slide

the

clamp

upward

and

tighten

it

firmly

by

turning

the

screw

to

the

right.

Weight

Br

Clamp

Battery

Auxiliary

arm

Tension

guide

(3)

Remove

the

accessory

box.

(4)

Remove

the

clamps

from

the

accessory

box

and

\

|

2

Case

cover

‘Arm,

Yarn

rod

/

\

‘Wire

spring

for

holding

accessories

in

position

1

‘Auto-tension

(6)

After

both

clamps

have been

fixed

firmly

in

posi-

tion,

fasten

the

clamp

screws

to

clamp

the

machine

securely

to

a

table

on

which

it

is

set.

Rubber

feet

are

provided

on

the

underside

of

the

machine

case

so

that

it

may

be

held

steady

on

the

table

without

using

the

clamps.

However,

it

is

advisable

to

use

the

clamps

when

knitting

heavy

yarn.

(8)

Release

the

wire

spring

which

holds

the

accessories

in

position

inside

the

case

cover

and

remove

the

carriage

arm.

(9)

Loosen

the

nuts

on

the

carriage

arm

and

push

in

the

arm

as

far

as

it

goes

and

tighten

the

nuts

firmly.

(7)

Loosen

the

left

arm

nut

and

remove

the

carriage

fastener.

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(10)

Row

Counter

can

be

attached

on

either

left

or

(11)

When

you

want

to

attach

Row

Counter

at

left

right

side.

side,

remove

the

STOP

Buzzer.

(12)

Fix

the

rid

of

accessory

box.

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