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S-104-100
Revised 09/2004
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CORD TRIM ADJUSTMENTS
Adjustment of the Clamp Hold-Down Fingers
The fingers hold the garment in place during the shear trimming action. Without the finger, the garment
would be permitted to move, causing failure to trim the lower threads, in addition to damaging the gar-
ment.
The fingers become engaged after the clamp arms are released and as the bedplate is moving to the rear.
At this time, the fingers have moved down, holding the garment in place during the shearing action.
Pressure of the fingers and the height of the fingers are two areas in which adjustments need to be made.
Both adjustments require that the ball end of the screw
B
must be able to pass over wedge
C
without
binding or damaging parts.
1. To adjust the pressure of the hold down fingers, loosen nut
A
and move screw
B
up or down (up will
decrease the pressure; down will increase the pressure) as necessary.
2. To adjust the height of fingers, turn the left hand crank until the machine is in the home position.
Loosen nut
D
and turn screw E in or out (in will decrease height; out will increase the height) as neces-
sary.