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Summary of Contents for KE100 Motor Drive

Page 1: ...e is used by or near children 2 Use this appliance only for its intended use as described in this manual Use only at tachments recommended by the manufac turer as contained in this manuaL 3 Never operate this appliance if it has a damaged cord or plug if it is not working properly if it has been dropped or damaged or dropped into water Return the appliance to the nearest authorized dealer or servi...

Page 2: ... following parts Motor stop sensor for over load J Belt cover Yarn tension unit head Knot Sensor Motor head Ra 1 Shuttle B ket L Coupler J Joint Fastening plate Tension r d Tools 0 abm e Driving shaft Bracket R Fastening plate Hexagonal bar wrench Cord binder 1 Cord hook ...

Page 3: ... j I Bolt A Bolt B Serew C for joint 8 pes 4 pes 2 pes Serew 0 for Belt Cover 1 pe Washer B Nut B 6 pes 12 pes Nut and washer for stand 2 ...

Page 4: ...e the Motor Driving Unit oAssembling the stand Make sure of the direction of the rubber foot 8Assembling the brackets For 9 0 m m needle pitch knitting machine Bolt B Washer A For 4 5 m m needle pitch knitting machine 3 I ...

Page 5: ...ing the motor head Insert the driving shaft into the hole of pulley by adjusting the position and fasten by bolts Bolt A No washer 4 iBolt A I No washer Driving belt Insert the bracket into the rail then fasten them by bolts Pulley ...

Page 6: ...wise by 3 revolutions 2 Push both plastic plate and bolt and fasten the bolt CD by the wrench Turn the bolt clockwise by 2 revolutions er a O al bac wffioch Push Bolt G 2 Adjust the tension of driving belt IT Place the shuttle at the center of rail Loosen the bolt on the opposit side of the motor head by the wrench until the belt touches the upper part of the shuttle 2 Then turn the bolt clockwise...

Page 7: ...s setting before operating the motor driving unit IT Move the shuttle to the right end by hand until it will stop 2J Then move it to the left end until it will stop Return the shuttle to the right end so the operation range sensor will be set correctly r ibr1 I I o 8 eAssembling the coupler By tilting the coupler insert it into the slots of the shuttle The coupler will be straight to the shuttle b...

Page 8: ... the carriage handle to the joint by the handle screws For the KH 230 The EXTENSION PLATE is additionally required and this is an OPTIONAL PARTS OJ Put the extension plate to the joint by two screws Lower two holes are used 2 Remove two screws to take off the carriage handle 3 Put the joint to the same place where the carriage handle was by the screw C 2 pes 4J Put the carriage handle to the joint...

Page 9: ...r the joint Fastening plate Handle setting base For the KH 120 and KH 710 The EXTENSION PLATE and JOINT ASSEMBLING KIT are additionally requiered and these sets are OPTIONAL PARTS OJ Remove two screws to take off the carriage handle This handle can not be attached to the joint 2J Put the extension plate to the reverse side of the joint then fasten it with two screws by using lower two holes Insert...

Page 10: ...you do not have ribbing attachment you have to get the table clamps for your machine The table clamps are available as an OPTIONAL PARTS Assembling the motor stop sensor and tension rod stabilizer r IT Loosen the screw 2J Put the motor stop sensor together with the tension rod stabilizer by the bolt A Tension rod stabilizer Motor stop sensor Hexagonal bar wrench Loosen Jt 8 Insert the plug of moto...

Page 11: ...tension unit head Yarn tension rod 2 Put the take up springs into the yarn tension unit head of KE 1 00 and insert it to the rod reversely You can select the knot sensor depending on the thickness of yarn wtJ J l1J Pass the yarn tension rod through the stabilizer and set it to the machine Then fasten the bolt in order of the illustration Yarn tension unit head Turn the rear yarn guide to the oppos...

Page 12: ...the cord binder and tie the cord to the yarn tension rod by the binder Insert the plug to either of right two connectors How to use the cord hook If the various cords prevent the punch card rotation etc put the cord hook to the belt cover and hook the cords on it mm Ii I I 11 ...

Page 13: ...AC power cord Direction indicator Power switch Operation mode selector knob 2 Explanation of Each Part CD Electric power f Use the correct power indicated in the label which is beside the power switch on the motor head Put off the power switch before inserting the plug of AC cord into te inlet Power switch ON OFF ON I OFF 12 ...

Page 14: ...flashing it is indicating that the yarn is run out or the I speed change knob is not shifted correctly Thread the yarn or t shift the knob correctly then push S S switch Foot Switch I R If the Land R lamps light alternately it is indicating that the shuttle has L been stopped by the row counter If you want to continue the operation set the number on the row counter and push S S switch Foot Switch ...

Page 15: ...position then read the number of both end needles in B position by the needle position indicator on the needle bed 2 Set the right and left operation range knobs to the same numbers of the end needles Check the operation range be fore starting the actual knitting and adjust if necessary 3 If the actual operation range is different from the setting of the operation range knobs very much first check...

Page 16: ...on the power switch since the shuttle will be set to start from right to left direction make sure that the shuttle is on the right side and the carriage is off the knitting work If the carriage is on the knitting work or you move the shuttle over the operation range by hand when pushing S S switch Foot switch the shuttle will move opposite direction and be stopped by over load 5030 030 1 Motor hea...

Page 17: ...n the coupler to normal position and connect with carriage Then continue the opera tion If you wish to change the coupling torque turn the bolt beside the coupler clockwise to be stronger or counterclockwise to be weeker When disconnect the carriage Adjusting the coupling torque There is another electronical safety system for over load Although the coupler has been connected with the carriage the ...

Page 18: ...f yarn sensor works and stops the operation How to thread IT Remove the yarn sensor lever from the pin You must put the sensor lever which is not used on the pin 2 Thread yarn as illustrated Make sure that the knot sensor is down 17 ...

Page 19: ...nit two rows with punch card Then place the carriage at the right side of needle bed o Select the speed change position H L by the knob Bring the shuttle to the right side and connect the coupler with the carriage ePreparation for operating Put on the power switch The left direction indicator lamp lights in other case check up the row counter and yarn sensor Set the row counter Set the knitting mo...

Page 20: ...l sliding parts and moving parts of knitting machine There are vents under the motor head for cooling therefore do not put any goods under the motor head Do not keep and or operate the motor in a very hot or cold room If your have the trouble with the motor driving unit turn off the power switch unplug the main power Ask for the repair to the dealer Please do not disassemble the motor head 19 ...

Page 21: ...on unit head of KE 100 Put the sensor to the one of the head of colour changer Attach the yarn sensor set to another head of colour chager Pass either of two yarn sensor cord through the cord binder Tie the sensor cords to the yarn tension rod by the binder 20 Screw for yarn sensor ii Tension arm Place this part behind the arm Insert both plugs into the right two connectors To the connectors ...

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