2-Needle, 3-Thread, Bottom Covering Stitch Belt-loop Making Machine MFB-860 ENGINEER’S MANUAL NO.V-3, 1989. 11PREFACE, ‘This Engineer’s Manual is for the technical personnel responsible for the servicing and maintenance of sewing machines ‘The Instruction Manual for the maintenance personnel and sewing machine operators covers the details of the functions and operations of the sewing machine, This Engineer's Manual describes “Standard adjustment,” “How to adjust” and other functions not contained in the Instruction Manual, When catrying out maintenance work on this machine, refer to the Instruction Manual ané the Parts List as well 8 this Engineer's Manual. ‘This Engineer's Manual consists of two parts; the former isa simplified explanation of “Standard adjustment"; the latter explains the “Results of improper adjustment" in which the sewing and/or mechanical failures are described, and “How to adjust,” in which the corrective measures are explained.conTENTS 1. Gener 1 1 Mos ees : 1 2. Gena explanation and major stations : 2. Appleton 2 UW. Opeaon eee eee eeeeee ee cee a 2 1 tsavon and ects preparations orth operation of he ving mache 2 2) Inaling so chip chat andthe eens late a B) Clearance betwoun ie be and the am ed plate 2 2. Motor ple sa bat 3 3, Caution when adjusting the sewing speed 3 { 4 Treat non 3 i 5 Adige wenn fe eo end 3 i BL, Model name ndistion 4 1, Adjustment of the major components us Th Adjusting the timing betwee then be sh poe aie 5 6@ 2: “tua potion ofthe upper Kae 3 | 3. Adjusting the actuating position of the upper knife s 1 4. Adjusting the amount of movement of the upper knife Ss 1 5. Attaching potion ofthe lower knife 5 6. Attaching/detaching the knife ....... . 6 1 4. “Adjusting the amount of engage Weta th bide he pee | Inland the ower fe 7 i 8. Adjusting the cutting width 7 5 Adjusting the longi and ers stone of tlh fwd s 10. _Adjtng the tera potion of he oth fd 9 11, djing the prs ofthe oth esd > 12) Adtng he cen smut of thelooper os. us 13, Alng the lope nd suing the bin teal ca > 14) Adjung the hing wh Rae coting wil) ° 15. Adusimont for synthe teed sess 10 . Dimsenblag/snling he machin component. u ce 1. Werk lanp fot u 2 hohe pita aie u 3 Lover ine 2 2 4 Moving pao ta : 2 5. Mong prt ofthe fed componsst UU ha | 6 ae cononens neers : 7 4 coe bes 1s 1 Liat th le = —— ws 2) Latin th neti othe nd une ake 15 i 3) biting the forked od of he wpe ae see “hs i 2. Labreatng the ol eel te 2) necting the el nd ing od i6 3) Latistingthe bering oer» 7 3. Supt eit theo hole Gordes) 7 i EEREGeneral Major features 1). The machine is easy to operate and does not require any special skill or experience, 2) The cloth feed mechanism is interlocked with the main feed so that the material is fed smoothly. The belt loop is therefore finished without being hitched, even when the joining length is inadequate 3). The machine is capable of sewing loops even if the seam does not overlap 4) The machine is capable cutting, tucking and sewing belt loops. Consequently, the operator does not need to eut the material by hand. 5) The machine is capable of feeding the material under the binder as long as the materia is placed within ‘the work clamp with the case removed and when a light-weight material with a finishing width of 10 sim or less is to be sewn, As a result, the operator daes not need to cut the next piece of material and insert it under the binder using a pait oF tweezers, 8) Thanks to the exclusive work clamp foot, the needle width does not deflect with regard to the finished width, thereby assuring beautifully and consistontly finished belt loops, 7) When a wide materia is used, the machine can sew belt loops continuously. If the ruler with a magnet is used 28 well, the knife will cut the material according to the desited width, thus eliminating any material waste, 8) IF the type of material is changed, the sewing machine will be capable of sewing by making a fine adjust. ment to the thread tension 9) The machine can sew various types of material, mainly for slacks (denim, jeans, knit, wool, cotton sabardine and dei) General explanation and major specifications General explanation ) This machine is » sub-class machine of the MF-860 Series of sewing machines. I is an industrial sewing ‘machine developed exclusively for sewing belt loops. The MFB-860 consists of a sewing machine head of the MF Series and a belt loop sewing device. It comes with a special knife for cutting both sides of the material and automatically cuts roughly cut material placed on the machine into a tape-shaped workpiece. Thanks 10 the feed mechanism, the workpiece is formed into a belt loop, fed under the binder, and sown, bb). Specifications 1. Applications ‘Sewing belt loops in men’s wear, work uniforms, school uniforms ete, 2. Sewing speed 3,000 p.m, 3. Needles :DVxc1 #1 through #14 (standard: #11) SCHMETZ UY128GAS #75 through #90 (standard: #75) 4, Needle gauges (F) 4.8 mm (G) 5.6 mm (1) 6.4 mm. (The letter in parentheses is the code for the needle gauge.) 5. Finishing width = (8), 10, 12, 15, 18), (20) (The parts for the numbers in parentheses are made to order.) 6. Lubrication ‘Manual lubrication, Oil wick lubrication 7. Type of knife Upper knife: Vertically driven Lower knife: Driven by the spring pressure 8. Adjusting the cutting width of the knife Min. 12mm, Max. 50 mm 9. Lifting method of the work clamp foot : Manual lifting 10, Driving method Feed components: Interlocked with the differential feed mechanism of the main unit of | the sewing machine Knife components: Interlocked with the main shaft of the main unit of the sewing machine 11, Adjustment of the food amount Interlocked with the feed adjustment mechanism of the main unit. ‘The differentia! fed amount can be compensated, 12, Amount of movement of the knife Standard: 5 mm ‘Adjustable in the ange of 1 mm to 7 mm. 13, Cloth feed mechanism: Bottom feed 14, Pressure of the work clamp. Standard: 2.5 ke maeApplications ‘The belt loops can be sewn in many different ways. When the roughly cut material is set in place, the ma: chine is capable of; 8) Determining the material width according to the specified finishing width of the belt loop and cutting it to the correct width. 5) Rolling the material into the shape of a belt loop. ©) Sewing the belt loops. ‘The machine performs steps 3) through ¢). ‘Tue machine mainly uses waste pleces of eut cloth for the belt ioops, sewing them along their length. I. Operation Installation and necessary preparations for the operation of the sewing machine 4) Installing the cloth chip chute and the table reinforcement plate Fig. tet tach xu able @ so thet sie of he ble race sch suerte ‘tac ie eforearen: ite @ stat he ote ssid theca fraimouce anny ten =rees @0 th seth pence & i oucewona es tae € © tothe thecuved eon Sees te mater eee Fig, 4-1 b) Clearance between the table and the clamp feed plate Adjust to obtain a clearance of 20 mm betwoen the table and the cloth feed plate, (See Fig. 111-2) 2, Motor putlley and belt 2) Gye equeney) 30 60 ») Diameter ofthe pulley $70 $60 sn crv red 4) Bele i Simm | 3058 sem 3138 59m ©) Sewing speed (Standard: 3,000 s.p.m.) 1) Motor S-phase, AC (single-phase, AC) 4400 W (1/2 hp) clutch motor[ } 1 Ceution whon adjusting the sewing speed If the sewing machine has been left unused for a long period of time, run the sewing machine at 2,000 s.p for approximately 10 minutes until al the sliding parts are sufficiently lubricated, Operate the sewing machine only after the feed components, looper rod components, knife sheft, and the ‘manually lubricated components have been fully lubricated. The belt loop sewing device should be lubricated once a day. 4, Thread tension Adjust the tension dise every time the sewing conditions are changed (type or thickness of the material or thread, needle gauge, stitch length etc.). Tusning the tension dise clockwise will increase the tension of the disc, while turning the dise counterclockwise will decrease it. ‘The following is an example of adjusting the tension dige to Suit the sewing conditions. 5. Adjusting the tension of the needle thread ‘Example of the standard adjustment for cotton thread trrcoemawna [Tea [er | Sao | omnes | sede [Denim 1402. | #30 | #50 | 250~ 300g Se pvxiaia | Denim 11 0. #50 | #60 | 1705 Be Dvx 1#11 Dail [#0 | #50 | 150-1608 | 88 DV» 1 ail Cotton gabardine | #50 | #50 | 150-1608 Be pyxian | Woot | _#60 | #60 | 90-1008 58 Dvxian | [ knic «| #60_~| -<#60 | 90-1008 38 DVx1#i1 teria ton (won et) Heavy-weight type | #30 | #30 | 100-1508 158 DVx 1 #14 #16 Light-weight type | #50 | #50 | 60-902 | 10g DYx 1 #11 (Caution) The machine is adjusted according to the same procedure for both cotton thread and synthetic thread, ‘except that a needle thread guide and a silicone oil lubricating device ate necestary for some types of synthetic thread.IIL Model name indication The needle gauges, binders and seam numbers for the MFB-860 are specified as follows: me [B Js00 [GIP ][B]zz [Seam No a) Q) Gf) 6) j a) B S110. For sewing belt loops } QG Needle gauge (F 4.8 mm, G 5.6 mm, H 6.4 mm) i G)P Presser foot (hinged presser for exclusive use with the MFB) (4) B...., Material thickness (B for medium-weight, Canton type corresponding to 12.5 oz. material) (G1 for heavy-weight, Canton type corzesponding to 12.5 02. material or heavier) (5) Seam Number... Binder size Seam Finish Material —_“Fnishing i No, code thickness width | Needle ae | eauge F4.8mm 1) Madetoorder 1240, MASI 100 H008 8mm | 2 1242 KoOB 10 mm i 3) 144 MOB 12mm j 656mm 1) 1242 Koos 10mm 2 1244 MOoB 12mm 3) 1264 ‘MooH 12mm 4 1267 00H 15mm H64mm 1) 1242 ‘KOOB 10 mm | 2 1244 MOOB 12mm 3) 1264 ‘MOOH 12mm a 1267 Qoo# 15 mm 5) Made to order 1270 OOH 18mm 6) Made to order 1272 ‘voor 20mm Seam Finishing Macerial Standard binder No. width thickness ) 1242 10mm B 2 1246 12mm B 3) 1264 12mm 4H 4) 1267 15 mm H ‘There are four different standard types of binder available Contact your nearest dealer if you need a binder with a special needle gauge and a finishing width other than standard,1 i IV. Adjustment of the major components Adjusting the timing between the needle bar and the upper knife When the feed mechanism of the machine stops, the knife will cut the material. When the feed mecha- nism of the machine is actuated, upper knife @ goes up to allow the material to be fed smoathiy, Adjust so that upper knife @" is brought to the highest position of its stroke when the needle the main unit of the sewing machine is in its highest position. (See Fig. IV-2-1) of ‘Actuating position of the upper knife ‘The knife is actuated while interlocked with the main feed mechanism of the main unit of the sewing ‘machine. The amount of movement of the upper knife is factory-adjusted to the standard amount of 5 mm, using the feed pitch of 2.5 mm as reference. If the feed pitch is changed, the amount of movement of the upper knife @ will also change as I: Justrated in Table 1, Therefore, when the feed pitch is changed, the amount of movement of the upper knife @ should be adjusted accordingly Standard Unit: mm Feed pitch 2 23 Amount of movement of the upper knife 38 5 Engaging amount 8 fl 12 Fig. 24 Adjusting the actuating position of the upper knife ‘The actuating position of upper knife @ can be changed by loosening screw @ . Take care not to alse the upper knife @ too much, If the upper knife @ is positioned too high, it may come in contact with lower knife @ . (Seo Fig. 1V-2-1) Adjusting the amount of movement of the upper knife Loosen the screw @ in feed rocker arm, lower @ . Then saise feed rocker arm, lower @ to decrease the amount of movement of upper knife. @ tilt the rod horizontally to increase it Once the desired amount of movement of the upper knife @ has been obtained, tighten up the screw @ iin the lower feed rod. At this time, take care not to allow feed rocker arm, lower @ to move to the left or right. (SeeFeaa reckar fem, tower @ Fig. tv Fie. vaz Attaching position of the lower knife ‘The lower knife should be in its standard position where the blade of lower knife @ is almost flush with top surfuce @ of the table. Tighten two screws @ to that the lower knife is fixed tightly in Place, (See Fig. IV-4-2) Attaching/detaching the knife ‘The knife will wear out and become blunt once it has been used for a predetermined period of time. If the sharpness of the blade on the right-hand side and that of the blade on the left-hand side are not uniform, it may not be possible for the material to be fed straight, resulting in defectively finished helt loops. If this occurs, remove the upper and lower knives, and grind the blades. 1) Removing the upper knife Loosen screw @ ,and remove upper knife @ . (See Fig. 1V-6-1) Upper knits @ ‘Lower kite @ Fig 1V.6-1 2) Removing the lower knife Loosen two screws @ , and pull out lower knife @ from the upper section of the blade. (See Fig. 1V-6-1) (Coution) Be sure to grind the blades on the lefthand side and righthand side sa that the outting action is.uniform, 1 the blades are unable to eut both sides of the material uniformity, it will not be possible for the material to be fed straight, As a result, the material will not be accurately fed into. ‘the bolt loop holder (bind).1 sisal ‘Adjusting the amount of engagement between the blades of the upper knife and the lower knife 1) Adjust so thet upper knife @ engeges with lower knife @ by 1 mm in its lowest dead point when the lower knife @ is in its standard position. Loosen serew @ and adjust the position of the knives. Now adjust the position of upper knife @ while lightly pressing back lower knife @ {if you do not do this, the lateral position of upper knife €@ may ehange from its correct position. In the ease the moving amount of upper knife is set to the standard value of $ mm, a clearance of 4 mm should be obtained between the top end of upper knife @ and lower knife @ when the upper knife @ is in the highest position of its stroke. (See Fig. 1V-7-1) Lower knife @. 2) Confirming the cutting capability of the knife ‘Adjust so that both the upper knife and lower knife are able to cut one piece of #60 cotton thread at the bottom, center and tip of the blades when they engage with each other Adjusting the cutting width ‘The cutting width of the material can be adjusted within the range of 12 mm to 50 mm by changing the Position of upper knife @ and lower knife @ . (See Fig. IV-8-1) 1) Adjusting the cutting width of the upper blade Loosen screw @ and adjust the upper knife cuvting width by moving the upper knife to the left (of right, Then tighten the screw so that the upper Knife is fixed firmly in place. ( See Fig, 1V8-1) Lower knife @. Fig. Vt 2) Adjusting the cutting width of the lower knife Loosen two screws @ (leftsnand side and right-hand side).on the table surface @_ and move Jower knife base @ in a lateral direction so that the desired cutting width of the lower knife is obtained. Then tighten the screws @ to fix the lower knife base in place. (See Fig, IV-8-2)9. Adjust the longitudinal and vertical actions of the cloth feed Fig, v.82 3) Adjusting the cutting pressure of the lower knife ‘Turing spring regulator @ so that it approsches the knife increases the pressure, while turning it in the opposite direction decreases the pressure. Once the desired pressure is obtained, tighten springlocknut @ ‘Adjust the standard pressure of lower knife spring @ so that the spring works under a pressure of 1.2 to L.S kg. (See Fig. 1V-8:3) (Caution) When the cutting width of the material is adjustod, it is necessary to allow the material to be ‘cut equally on both the left-hand and right-hand sides, centering the needle bar of the sewing machine, otherwise, the material will become twisted, resulting in a defective Finish, This iso lead to inconsistent sewing, Lowe kite sprjpa © | areca Fig, v.83 1) Loosen the screw @ , and adjust the height and longitudinal position of the cloth feed @ using cloth feed plate connecting link @ and the eccentric shaft of feed shaft @ ‘The height of the cloth feed should be adjusted so that it protrudes 0.8 to 1.0 mm from the top surface of the cloth feed base. (Sec Fig. IV9-1) 2). Make the adjustment by raising or lowering the feed arm, —bos— 10mm loth toed base Finiv92 Fig, v810. 14, Adjusting the lateral position of the cloth feed Loosen the screw @ _, and adjust the lateral position of the cloth feed by moving cloth feed plate connectinglink @ and feed shaft @ to the left or sight. (See Fig. IV-9.1) Adjusting the pressure of the cloth feed Press down presser lifting lever @_ , and loosen the two fixing screws in cloth presser ® . Lower the work clamp to increase the pressure, or raise it to decrease the pressure, After making the adjustment, adjust the position of presser lifting lever @ Adjusting the pressure of the cloth feed in accordance with the type of material to be used will improve the sewing conditions. The standard pressure of the cloth feed is 2.5 kg. (See Fig. IV-11-1) Fig. vert Adjusting the receding amount of the looper Remove left-side and right-side cloth covers @_ followed by the two rubber caps on cloth chip guard cover @ . Adjust the receding amount of the looper using a screwdriver through the holes in the cloth chip guard cover. (Soe Fig. 1V-12-1) ye SIE sae eam Fig. e124 Fig. 1-122 sad cam Aligning the looper and adjusting the bobbin th Remove the two screws. The presser base asm, can be removed while still assembled. Then adjust the looper and the bobbin thread cam using s hexagonal wrench. (See Fig. 1V-12-2) Adjusting the finishing width (Kaife evtting width) Set left-hand side and right-hand side upper knives 10 obtain the desired finishing width, ‘The standard cutting width of the tape depends on the type of material to be used and the required finishing conditions. Rinishing width x 2+ to3 mm Finishing width 15 mm — Tape cutting width + specified conditions (‘ype of material and overlapping width) 15mm-> 30(15 x 2)+1 to3 mm ‘The tape width should be equal on both the leftshand and rightshand sides of the needle entry point. oe15 | sified condition { Oveelapping width) Tl rthing th Fig. ata Adjustment for synthetic thread 1) Thread the two threading holes in the lower thread guide and then thread the two threading holes in the thread guide. 2) Adjust the thread guide of the thread take-up and use the needle thread guide. 3) Use the silicon oil lubricating device. Adjust all other components following the same provedue as that for the MF-860 sewing machine, aveV. Disassembling/assembling the machine components 1. Work clamp foot x ® 1 se e ay 7 © ® ® le Disassembling Loosen and remove the two screws @® (screws used to attach the work elamp to the base). It will then be possible to separate the work clamp foot components from the main unit as illustrated in Fig. V-I-1. To dissssemble the work clamp components, frst loosen screws @ in presser lifting lever © , and remove presser lifting lever @_. Then loosen the two screws @ to remove looper rocker shaft’ @ , spring @ and collar @ . Now remove the setserews @_ so that presser base @ can be removed. Remove two screws @ in folder @ so that it can be removed, Then remove two screws @ so that cloth cover @ and right-hand side cover @ can be removed, ‘Now loosen the two screws so that cloth presser @ can be removed from the looper rocker shaft. ® To assemble the work clamp components, follow the disassembly procedure in reverse order. Cloth feed plate and table Disassembling, Loosen and remove three screws @ in cloth feed plate @ so that cloth feed plate @ can be removed. Remove two screws @ in table @ so that table @ can be removed (together with the lower knife components). Then loosen two screws @ to remove feed shaft @ , roller @ and regulating shaft © from table support arm © To assemble the cloth feed plate components, follow the disassembly proceduse in reverse order =e3. Lower knife Fig, V9 Adjustment Loosen two serews @ fixing lower knife base @® and adjust the position ofthe lower knife base ® by moving it to the left or right. ‘Turning spring regulator @ in the disection that allows the knob to come closer to lower Knife @ will increase the knife pressure, while tuming it in dhe opposite direction will decrease the knife pressure. The standard pressure of the knife is 2.5 kg (the adjustment should be made in accordance with the type and thickness of the material to be used.) Once the spring has been adjusted, fix the spring in plave using locknut @ Make the same adjustment for both the lefthand side lower knife and the right-hand side lower knife. Disassernbling/assembling Loosen two serews @ and remove base attaching nut @ It will then be possible to remove the lower knife components while still assembled. Now remove spring receiving locknut @ so that spring regulator @ and spring @ can be removed and so that lower knife holder @ can be pulled out, Lower knife shaft rotation stopper @- should then be removed. Loosen two screws @® so that lower knife @ canbe drawn out from above When two screws @ ate removed, lower knife set plate @ can then be removed. Disassemble the lefthand side and right-hand side lower knives, folowing the same procedure, ‘To assemble the lower knife components, follow the disassembly procedure in reverse order. apes4, Moving parts of the knife Fig. v.81 Fig. V-4-1illatrates the major moving parts of the knife. Feed erank link @ mounted on the lower shaft moves vertically along the elliptical stroke using the shaft of the feed erank link @ which is cecenteie to the rotation of the lower shaft. Driving arm @ of driving link @ connected to feed crank link @ oscillate, centering feed rocker shaft @ along with the vertical and elliptical movement Of feed crank tink @ * The oscillation of the driving rod i then transferred to feed rocker arm, lover ©, while the vertical movement is transferred to feed rocker link @ . Consequently, feed rocker aim, upper _@ _ also moves vertically, while causing differential feed shaft to oscillate. Upper Kaife base @ attached to differential feed shaft €D osilates, centering the knife shaft and actuating the vertical movement of the knife The verdcal movement (stroke) of the knife can be changed by changing the postion of driving arm © and feed rocker am, lower @ Disassembling/assembling Remove serew so that upper knife @ can be removed from upper knife base @ . Loosen serew ® snd draw out diferental feed shaft @ . Upper knife base @ can now be removed. Loosen serew @® in feed rocker arm, upper @ and screw @ so that feed rocker link @ and feed rocker arm, lower @ can be removed while stil assembled. “Loosen driving rod serew and then feed shaft rocking rod screw in feed shaft racking arm 20 . Then feed shaft rocking arm 20, adjusting ink @ , driving link @ and driving arm @ will be removed with astembled. Finally, loosen the sctews in the four thrust collars mounted on both ends of feed rocking shaft @ and diiferential feed shaft ® so that feed rocking shaft @ and differential feed shaft ~@ can be removed. The four thrust collars and both sides of the upper knife mounting bases can now be removed To assemble the moving parts of the knife, follow the disassembly procedure in reverse order.5. Moving parts of the feed components When the feed arm is attached to differential feed shaft @_, the differential feed movement (longi tudinal and elliptical movement) ean be transferred to cloth feed bar ©. The differential feed move- ment is aso transferred to cloth feed @ mounted on the cloth feed plate. Cloth feed bar @ holds feed shaft @ in the forked section and moves along its stroke. ‘The height and longitudinal position of the cloth feed are adjusted by changing the eccentricity of cloth feed plate connecting link @ and feed shait © Use a screwdriver in the driver groove on the right-hand side of each shaft, and adjust the eccentricity by turning the groove clockwise or counterclockwise. Adjust the attaching position of feed arm @ . The moving parts of the feed components can now be adjusted as a whole Disassembling/assembling Loosen the screw and pull out feed shaft @. Then loosen and remove screw @ retaining cloth feed plate connecting link @. Cloth feed bar @ and cloth feed @ can now be removed while still assembled. If screw @ is removed instead of screw @, all of the moving parts of the feed components ean be detached from the main unit, To assemble the moving parts of the feed components, follow the disassembly procedure in reverse order. 6, Base components @ 0 raver Assembling and adjusting the base components ‘Temporaily fix base @ on to the bed of the main unit of the MF sewing machine usin to serows © Temporary fix table support arm @ into the groove in base @ using two screws @ . Then attach cloth chip guard cover @ using two screws @ ‘Attach the components illustrated in Fig. V-2-1 (cloth feed plate and table). Fist adjust the postion of ‘the cloth feed plat, as shown in Fig, V-2-1. Once the cloth feed plate has boon correctly positioned, use an electric dill to bose two knock pin hols in both base @ and table support arm @ ‘Thon widen the holes using @ taper reamer, and drive the knock pins with tapers into the holes so that the base components are fixed in lace, Disassembling Remove two serous @_ , so that cloth chip guard cover @ can be removed, Then remove two screws ® sand lightly hit both ends of the base, Base @ can now be removed from the side face of the main unit of the MF sewing machine with the knock pins attached. Note that table support arm @ need not be removed from the base once the knock pins have been driven in, -14-VI. Lubricating the components 1. Lubricating the oll wick Fig. vin 4) Lubricating the needle of the feed erank links e@ Lubsicate the needle components from the oll reservoir in the bed using felt oil wick @ The oil wick should be 150 mmm long. First fix in place the oil wiek attaching section in feed cam of! shield @ when the tip of oil wick @ protrudes 6 mm from the plate. Then attach oll feed cam shield @ and oil wick holder @ to the main unit of the sewing machine using serew @ Oil wick holder @ should now be mounted on feed cam oll shield @. Then fix in place oil wick @ using the middie part of oll wick holder @ - ‘The remaining part of the oil wick should be inserted into the hole in the oll reservoir of the main unit of the sewing machine, b) Lubricating the forked rod of the upper knife e e Attach oil wick holder @ to bobbin thread guide plate @ (asm). Fix the felt @ in place when it protrudes 10 mm, pass the felt through looper driving lever arm @, and insert it into the hole in the oll reservoir in the bed, Fig, viz Ot reservoir in the beet a52. Lubricating the ofl reservoir 8) Lubricating the metal base and driving rod © Supply oil into the Joft- and right-hand side covers. The oil will then be fed to the oil reservoir through felt @ , and then to the components which need to be libri. cated using ofl wick @ © The oil wick protrudes 9 mm from the leftthand side so that the driving rod can be lubricated, . a 2 b) Lubricating the bearing roller Ez; 3. Supplying oil into the oil hole (for dizect lubrication) Supply oll into the oll hole in adjusting shaft @ . The roller @ will then be ubricated using oil wick @ . The oil wick should be 20 mm lone. ‘Supply oil into the off holes in the lower knife hase and the cloth presser base. ‘Be sure to Iubricate the components stated in 2) and 3) each working day before operating the machine. = 16 =MFB-860 DIMENSIONAL DIAGRAM OF THE TABLE 170 Through hole rs | _ 123.46 pain 20 Process from back sds of table {rts hole at setting timed =e Pet A ee peers ye © "a # ef : # 4 T i ~T ‘of table ‘ time} T =z ee om Es poem ge t (468) ene I oe = = Section XX(1/1) Section YY(1/1) ‘Tho Section Numbacs ured se shown by the tbe boo Gath | aazoratocoe | sa ETACHT senor a00F | 108ati saee JUK! CORPORATION HEAD OFFICE 2-1, B.CHOME, KOKURYO-CHO, (CHOFU-GITY, TOKYO, JAPAN BUSINESS OFFICE 23:3, KABUKI-OHO F.CHOME,