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1. PRECAUTIONS BEFORE STARTING OPERATION
1) Safety
Precautions
(1) When turning the power on, keep your hands and fingers away from the area around/under the needle
and the area around the pulley.
(2) Power must be turned off when the machine is not used.
(3) The power must be turned off before tilting the machine head, installing or removing the “V” belt,
adjusting the machine, or when replacing.
(4) Avoid placing fingers, hairs, bars etc. nears the pulley, “V” belt, bobbin winder pulley, or motor when
the machine is operation. Injury could result.
(5) Do not insert fingers into the thread take-up cover, under/round the needle, or pulley when the ma-
chine is in operation.
(6) If a belt cover, finger guard are installed, do not operate the machine without these safety devices.
2)
Precaution Before Starting Operation
(1) If the machine is lubricated by a drop oiler , never operate the machine before lubricating.
(2) When a new sewing machine is first turned on, verify the rotational direction of the pulley with the
power on.
(The pulley should rotate counterclockwise when viewed from the pulley.)
(3) Verify the voltage and phase (single or three) with those given on the machine nameplate.
3)
Precaution for Operating Conditions
(1) Avoid using the machine at abnormally high temperatures (35
℃
or higher) or low temperatures (5
℃
or lower). Otherwise, machine failure may result.
(2) Avoid using the machine in dusty conditions.
2. HOW TO SET HANDWHEEL
Remove two screws and take off bushing, and set handwheel with the two screws.
Summary of Contents for GA1398-1
Page 6: ...4 7 INSERTING REMOVING THE BOBBIN 8 THREADING NEEDLE...
Page 9: ...A FACE PLATE THREAD TAKE UP LEVER COVER 7...
Page 11: ...B ARM SHAFT THREAD TAKE UP LEVER NEEDLE BAR 9...
Page 14: ...C PARTS FOR UPPER FEEDING MECHANISM 55 12...
Page 17: ...D PRESSER BAR UPPER FEED BAR 15 15...
Page 20: ...E OSCILLATING SHAFT SHUTTLE HOOK 18...
Page 22: ...F THROAT PLATE LOWER FEED ROCK SHAFT 20 20...
Page 24: ...G PARTS FOR THREAD TENSION 22...
Page 26: ...H ACCESSORIES 1 24...
Page 28: ...I ACCESSORIES 2 26 26...