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13. TIMING CHART

Actuator control at the time of sewing (Button sewing process)

T01 Approx. 2 stitches

Lowering

Motion amount move before thread trimming

Y feed upper/lower motor

T02

T03

T04

T05

110ms

150ms

Approx.

50 ms

End of sewing

Position data is operated by inputting of thread
remaining length from panel.
S204 : Next, sewing left side for button sewing
S205 : Next, sewing right side for button sewing
S254 : Next, neck wrapping sewing

Thread remaining length

UP position of the last stitch

Sewing machine motor

Start

Thread trimming

cylinder

Face plate thread tension

(Thread tension No. 3)

Wiper

Thread drawing

cylinder

Thread drawing motor

Feed plate lifting

cylinder

10ms 60ms

Summary of Contents for AMB-289

Page 1: ...40020579 No E365 01 ENGINEER S MANUAL Computer controlled High speed Single thread Chainstitch Button neck wraping Machine AMB 289...

Page 2: ...is advisable to use relevant Instruction Manual and Parts List together with this Engineer s Manual when carry ing out the maintenance of these machines In addition for the motor for the sewing machi...

Page 3: ...SASSEMBLING ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTMENT 38 1 Disassembling and assembling of the main shaft 38 2 Disassembling and assembling of the face plate 44 3 Disassembling and assembling of the needle bar rockin...

Page 4: ...arts 122 4 Changing the voltage of 100 200V 128 11 ERROR CODE LIST 129 12 TROUBLES AND CORRECTIVE MEASURES 136 1 Sewing 136 2 Electrical parts 138 13 TIMING CHART 154 14 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 156 1 Block di...

Page 5: ...e and cam section 2 JUKI grease B tube 40013640 containing 10g white for worm section 3 JUKI greaseAtube 40006323 containing 10g white for other rocking mechanism section to which lubrication is neces...

Page 6: ...ness must be 5 mm or less F Bulge 5 mm or less G Area around buttonholes Must be smooth H Thickness of button 8 mm or less 2 Specifications for shank button and marble button A Buttonhole diameter 1 5...

Page 7: ...eter Needle used 1 5 mm or more when using 12 to 16 Needle used 2 mm or more when using 16 to 18 B Distance between buttonholes 1 5 to 6 0 mm C Location of buttonholes All holes must be located equidi...

Page 8: ...CONFIGURATION 1 Sewing machine Power ON OFF switch Machine head AMB 289 Operation panel IP 200D Control box MC 640 Foot pedal Start switch Thread stand device AMB 289 consists of the following compon...

Page 9: ...ON key Changeover of the data input screen and the communication screen can be performed MODE key Changeover of the data input screen and the mode changeover screen which performs various detail setti...

Page 10: ...the upward direction DOWN SCROLL button This button scrolls the button or the display in the downward direc tion RESET button This button performs the release of error NUMERAL INPUT button This button...

Page 11: ...7 MEMO...

Page 12: ...ht of the needle bar 3 STANDARD ADJUSTMENT 2 Adjusting the clearance between the needle and the looper 32 6mm 37 6mm C To align 0 05 to 0 1mm D Standard Adjustment Standard Adjustment A 29 6mm 34 6mm...

Page 13: ...200 NEEDLE SM332SUPLGNY 12 MSM3ABN1400 NEEDLE SM332SUPLGNY 14 MSM3ABN1600 NEEDLE SM332SUPLGNY 16 MSM3ABN1800 NEEDLE SM332SUPLGNY 18 1 Use the timing gauge supplied as accessories 2 Loosen two screws m...

Page 14: ...he clearance between the needle and the needle guide 4 Adjusting the position of the york slide Standard Adjustment Standard Adjustment Center 0 to 0 1mm Approx 6mm 0 t o 0 2 m m To align 0 2 to 0 4mm...

Page 15: ...lly The motion timing of york slide cam at this time is adjusted by making the engraved marker line on york slide cam directly below and tightening the cam with setscrew when the needle bar is at the...

Page 16: ...12 5 Wiper adjustment Wiper components 3 to 5mm 6 to 8mm Standard Adjustment...

Page 17: ...of thread with spring B 6 To adjust the holding force loosen screw and adjust so that thread slips off with the force of approximately 20 to 25g when polyester spun thread 50 is held Installing adjust...

Page 18: ...14 6 Adjusting the face plate thread tension A 12mm Standard Adjustment...

Page 19: ...ne Ato the top end of cylinder shaft is 12 mm at the time of suction 2 When installing tension release plate to face plate make sure that needle thread pressing plate is not pressed up there is a clea...

Page 20: ...16 7 Adjusting the cloth presser cylinder for sewing flat button directly to cloth 7mm 18 5 0 5mm Standard Adjustment...

Page 21: ...wer plate with the cylinder sucked Then tighten cylinder nut For the reference value 7 mm from end of cylinder boss to end of knuckle o When the height of cloth presser for sewing flat button directly...

Page 22: ...18 8 Adjusting the position of Y top feed motor Standard Adjustment...

Page 23: ...gauge in button chuck Set button gauge to the position where the center of button gauge almost aligns with needle 4 Turn ON the power and confirm whether there is any looseness after the origin retrie...

Page 24: ...20 9 Adjusting the position of Y bottom feed motor Standard Adjustment...

Page 25: ...reen grease tube to lengthwise feed gear section 3 Turn ON the power and confirm whether there is any looseness after the origin retrieval 4 For adjusting the origin position refer to 2 Adjusting the...

Page 26: ...22 10 Adjusting the tongue up down cylinder 19mm 5mm Gauge A Standard Adjustment...

Page 27: ...h the speed controller so that the motion is not shocked largely at the time of going up or coming down 5 There is adjustment screw of air damper on the side of this cylin der and adjust it when there...

Page 28: ...24 11 Adjusting the chuck up down motor Standard Adjustment The centers almost align with each other 0 0 5mm 0 0 1mm...

Page 29: ...hat time 6 Adjust the sensor position so that the clearance between the bot tom side of the chuck and the top side of the tongue stopper becomes 0 to 0 5 mm when the pedal is depressed once to perform...

Page 30: ...26 12 Adjusting the differential feed X top feed motor 6 0 5mm Align Standard Adjustment...

Page 31: ...sensor is a fixed type and cannot be adjusted 4 Perform adjustment with the operation panel Refer to 16 Adjusting the respective sensors 3 5 Set the position of rack gear shaft and roller base to the...

Page 32: ...28 Cloth Tongue Cloth 13 Adjusting the tongue stopper Tongue components marker lineA B B Standard Adjustment...

Page 33: ...e C for knitted materials with 3 5 mm in thickness and tongue stopper guide D with 6 0 mm in thickness 4 When performing sewing flat button with blindstitch fix spacer A Part No 40020764 supplied as a...

Page 34: ...30 14 Adjusting the chuck inversion cylinder 22 0 5mm 15mm Vertical Standard Adjustment 4mm Horizontal...

Page 35: ...opper 4 Loosen setscrews in respective sensors located on the sides of respective cylinders adjust the sensors to the position where they go off and light and further move by 0 5 to 1 mm and tighten s...

Page 36: ...32 15 Adjusting the chuck open close cylinder Standard Adjustment 26 0 5mm...

Page 37: ...section 5 Loosen two setscrews and remove loader unit 6 Loosen the setscrew to remove the X top feed guide 7 Loosen fixing screw of presser lifter shaft and remove presser lifter bracket 8 Remove four...

Page 38: ...34 16 Adjusting the respective sensors 1 3 B To align with engraved marker line A on the machine bed Standard Adjustment marker line A...

Page 39: ...setscrews 4 Compensation of the bottom feed motor origin o After performing adjustment of the sensor when the tongue stop per in terms of the needle is out of the position compensation of the position...

Page 40: ...36 16 Adjusting the respective sensors 2 3 Standard Adjustment 29 5mm Center of needle 0 0 5mm 0 0 1mm Looper thread guide Thread guide Thread lightly touches...

Page 41: ...of loader 1 Display K59 of level 2 of the memory switch At this time set the parameter display to 0 2 Move the position of sensor so that the distance from the center of needle to the front edge of b...

Page 42: ...38 16 Adjusting the respective sensors 3 3 C Standard Adjustment 14 5 0 5mm...

Page 43: ...tment after ensuring that the needle throwing motor origin and bottom feed motor origin have been adjusted 1 Remove air 2 Adjust the small button gauge incorporated in the button clamp jaw lever 3 Cal...

Page 44: ...40 Setscrew 1 Disassembling and assembling of the main shaft 1 2 Procedures of disassembling assembling 4 DISASSEMBLING ASSEMBLING AND ADJUSTMENT Counterweight is a set of components...

Page 45: ...ket and sprocket bush A 7 Loosen setscrew and remove main shaft sprocket 8 Loosen two setscrews in sprocket bush A Screw No 1 is set to the flat section of the shaft 9 Enter the hand from the section...

Page 46: ...42 1 Disassembling and assembling of the main shaft 2 2 Procedures of disassembling assembling Counterweight is a set of components 85N...

Page 47: ...e looper and 4 Adjusting the position of the yoke slide Proceed to step 12 10 Enter main shaft sprocket to sprocket bush A adjust it to the position where marking has been performed and tighten setscr...

Page 48: ...44 2 Disassembling and assembling of the face plate Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 49: ...ught in the frame attach air tube of thread drawing cylinder set face plate until it goes no further and tighten four setscrews 2 Connect connector of active tension with connector of tem perature sen...

Page 50: ...46 3 Disassembling and assembling of the needle bar rocking base and the needle bar crank rod 7 8mm Face plate side Oil hole Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 51: ...unter weight with setscrew 3 Paying attention to the direction of crank rod enter square block to crank rod shaft assemble them to needle bar crank and tighten setscrew 4 Paying attention to the direc...

Page 52: ...assembling of the needle throwing motor and the needle bar rocking arm 1 2 Setscrew Upper side of slot aligns with bottom edge of needle throwing connecting shaft A Procedures of disassembling assemb...

Page 53: ...g 8 Remove setscrew in needle throwing motor and remove needle throwing motor 9 Loosen setscrew in looper rocking lever 10 Remove setscrew in needle bar cover and take out felt and needle bar cover 11...

Page 54: ...ling of the needle throwing motor and the needle bar rocking arm 2 2 Main shaft components Procedures of disassembling assembling Setscrew Mark lineA Upper side of slot aligns with bottom edge of need...

Page 55: ...s in needle bar square block base move the needle bar up and down to check whether there is any torque Then tighten setscrews 13 Attach needle and align the needle with engraved marker line A on the m...

Page 56: ...52 5 Replacing the main motor Main shaft components B B A Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 57: ...ur main motor setscrews 3 Pressing main motor bearing bush to main motor bearing loosen main motor shaft fixing screws 4 Draw out the main motor cord from the slot located on the bottom face of frame...

Page 58: ...54 6 Replacing the looper rocking base Main shaft components Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 59: ...ing bush in the state that the edge of looper bearing bush is aligned with the edge of looper shaft and tighten looper shaft fixing screws 3 Insert thrust washer to looper shaft thrust collar in the r...

Page 60: ...56 Engraved marker line on machine bed Machine bed 7 Disassembling and assembling the looper rocking link and the looper rocking shaft Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 61: ...at section and tighten setscrews 4 Paying attention to the assembling direction enter looper rocking lever B to looper rocking shaft enter pin to looper rocking link asm and looper rocking lever adjus...

Page 62: ...58 8 Replacing the thread trimmer cylinder 4 5mm Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 63: ...mporarily tighten the screw since the adjustment of position is per formed after assembling 1 Assemble cylinder to cylinder installing plate and connect air tube 2 Assemble cylinder installing plate t...

Page 64: ...60 9 Replacing and adjusting the active tension VCM Thread tension components 1 0 3mm Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 65: ...e insert spacer spring and washer and tighten it with spring setscrew 2 Screw in active tension stud with adjustment nut to active ten sion shaft Adjust the end of active tension stud to the end of ad...

Page 66: ...62 10 Replacing and adjusting the thread drawing cylinder 1 to 3mm Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 67: ...hread guide lock nut insert thread guide and tighten cap nut until it goes no further Then tighten thread guide lock nut and fix thread guide At this time make the direction of thread guide vertical t...

Page 68: ...64 11 Replacing the thread drawing motor A B C C Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 69: ...base and fix it with screws At this time install the motor so that the outlet of motor cord faces downward 2 Adjust so that the clearance between plane Aof motor base and the rear of motor arm is 12 m...

Page 70: ...66 12 Replacing the loader motor Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 71: ...e to the processed plane of frame and press front end to the hinge screw Then fix the loader with loader installing screws Adjusting the backlash of loader gear 1 Loosen loader motor setscrews 2 Adjus...

Page 72: ...68 13 Replacing and adjusting the cloth presser cylinder for sewing and wrapping flat button with blindstitch B A Procedures of disassembling assembling Align Align...

Page 73: ...ing and wrapping flat button with blindstitch enters the underside of tongue when tongue is released cloth presser for sewing and wrapping flat button with blindstitch is lowered and tongue is moved t...

Page 74: ...70 14 Replacing and adjusting the tongue release cylinder 29mm Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 75: ...nder is drawn by 1 mm from the place where it is fully moved back when tongue is pressed to the end in the direction of arrow mark a 6 Turn ON the power and adjust so that sensor is turned ON when ton...

Page 76: ...72 15 Adjusting the moving knife and the fixed knife 1 2 Procedures of disassembling assembling...

Page 77: ...fe and fixed knife respectively Installing procedure of the knives Assemble them by reversing the removing order o Washers attached with knives are different from each other Be careful not to mistake...

Page 78: ...nd the fixed knife 2 2 1 Position of the moving knife and the fixed knife 2 Adjusting the moving knife thread separation nail Waiting position Thread trimming position 0 3 to 5mm Standard Adjustment 0...

Page 79: ...s in the state that the clearance is closed 2 After the adjustment check that moving knife link smoothly moves When the work is completed do not forget to perform the release of lock of the solenoid v...

Page 80: ...hod and sewing shape list Sewing method Sewing shape Sewing flat wrapped around button with blindstitch Sewing flat button directly to cloth Sewing flat button with blindstitch Sewing counter stay but...

Page 81: ...77 MEMO...

Page 82: ...5 0 5 S 33 Button loader selection Front OFF OFF Front Front Front Front OFF OFF S 34 Wrapping sewing count 0 0 0 0 0 0 S 35 Thread air blow stitch count 6 6 6 6 6 S 36 Button height compensation in n...

Page 83: ...osition lateral 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 1 8 0 0 S504 Right lower hole position of counter stay button longitudinal 1 6 1 6 S505 Right lower hole position of counter stay button lateral 1 6 0 S506 Whole compen...

Page 84: ...of 1st stitch at the start of sewing of 4 0 to 4 0 0 1 0 3 neck wrapping lateral Tie stitch position of 2nd stitch at the start of sewing of 4 0 to 4 0 0 1 1 0 neck wrapping longitudinal Tie stitch p...

Page 85: ...wing lateral 2nd stitch of second compensation of tie stitch position 1 0 to 1 0 0 1 0 at the end of button sewing longitudinal 2nd stitch of second compensation of tie stitch position 1 0 to 1 0 0 1...

Page 86: ...or X feed upper motor origin Tongue open close Y feed upper motor origin Feed plate up rear side Y feed lower motor origin Feed plate down front side Button loader motor origin Chuck inversion left si...

Page 87: ...bed below Data name Pictograph Extension Description of data Format of the data of sewing proper to AMB such as sewing shape sewing method interval of button holes etc created with the sewing machine...

Page 88: ...ata formats are as below Data name Pictograph Extension Description of data Adjustment data Model name 00 MSW Data of memory switches 1 and 2 Example AMB00001 MSW All sewing machine Model name 00 MSP...

Page 89: ...ual for AMB 289 2 Speed can be checked at a glance and the target achieving consciousness as a line or group is increased as well by the function to display the target output and the actual output Ref...

Page 90: ...urther inserted and goes to the end When it goes no further reduce the force and it returns by approximately 1 mm This work completes the setting of the card 6 SETUP OF IP 200 1 Connecting procedure o...

Page 91: ...save the data saved in the smart media into the other vehicle for the accident 3 When initializing data perform it after checking that there is no necessary data in the card When the data is initiali...

Page 92: ...panel 7 RTS Transmission request From panel 8 CTS Transmission approved To panel 9 N C Not connected Caution When the contact part becomes dirty contact failure will be caused Control so that the con...

Page 93: ...n be connected Caution When the contact part becomes dirty contact failure will be caused Control so that the contact part is not touched by hand or that dust oil or other foreign material does not ad...

Page 94: ...sed as that for other model o When version up of the program is performed The way of performing setup of the program from the smart media is shown below Besides it is regarded that the program to perf...

Page 95: ...91 d d d d d Communication screen 1 7 Press key and select the download program at display 8 Press key Communication screen 2 6 Press key Communication screen 3 9 Press key Start of communication...

Page 96: ...on Data writing abnormal screen Screen 1 during data writing Screen 2 during data writing End screen Checking items 1Smart media cover is opened during the data communication from the smart media 2Dat...

Page 97: ...ch with each other If not there is a possibility that trouble such as Error E703 or E704 occurs Be sure to perform setup by using the smart media card which is packed together 1 When panel program mat...

Page 98: ...94 d d d d d File selection screen 7 Press key and select the download program at display 8 Press key Communication screen 2 6 Press key Communication screen 3 9 Press key Start of communication...

Page 99: ...n during data writing Screen of end data writing Data writing abnormal screen Checking items 1Smart media cover is opened during the data communication from the smart media 2Data of the smart media is...

Page 100: ...g the main program in case trouble such as Error E703 E704 etc occurs 1 First turn ON the power Error screen E703 or E704 is displayed after turning ON the power 2 Insert the smart media card into the...

Page 101: ...97 File selection screen 6 Press key and select the download program at display 7 Press key d d d d d Communication screen 2 5 Press key Communication screen 3 8 Press key Start of communication...

Page 102: ...low The procedure above com pletes the replacing work of application software Checking items 1Smart media cover is opened during the data communication from the smart media 2Data of the smart media is...

Page 103: ...atches with servo program Perform the work by the procedure below when making the servo program version up by using the smart media card 1 First turn ON the power Normally the sewing ready screen is d...

Page 104: ...100 d d d d d File selection screen 7 Press key and select the download program at display 8 Press key Communication screen 2 6 Press key Communication screen 3 9 Press key Start of communication...

Page 105: ...elow The procedure above com pletes the replacing work of application software Checking items 1Smart media cover is opened during the data communication from the smart media 2Data of the smart media i...

Page 106: ...lacing servo program in case trouble such as E703 E704 etc occurs 1 First turn ON the power Error screen E703 or E704 is displayed after turning ON the power 2 Insert the smart media card into the ope...

Page 107: ...103 d d d d d File selection screen 6 Press key and select the download program at display 7 Press key Communication screen 2 5 Press key Communication screen 3 8 Press key Start of communication...

Page 108: ...elow The procedure above com pletes the replacing work of application software Checking items 1Smart media cover is opened during the data communication from the smart media 2Data of the smart media i...

Page 109: ...e personal computer after formatting the smart media to be the copy destination with IP 200 For the formatting procedure of the smart media see 6 Formatting POUTE DIRECTORY PROG AMB289 Save program fi...

Page 110: ...the smart media 1 Smart media is a precision electronic instrument Do not bend it or apply shock to it 2 It is recommended to periodically save the data saved in the smart media to the other vehicle t...

Page 111: ...ton directly to cloth Stitch shape sewing flat button with blindstitch This item sets the stitch shape of sewing flat button with blindstitch Stitch shape counter stay button sewing This item sets the...

Page 112: ...plate This item is set to prevent the contact of needle and buttonhole Thinning level of the stay button This item decreases the number of cross over stitches of the lower side button at the time of...

Page 113: ...ensation This item is the compensation value of the button holding height in the button sewing process Sewing is performed in the neck wrapping process by gradually returning the compensation value to...

Page 114: ...ngle which is easy to perform positioning according to kinds of buttons neck wrapping height etc Thread drawing motor start position in the button sewing process This item sets the thread slack amount...

Page 115: ...ng method Sewing shape 1 Sewing flat wrappedaround button with blindstitch 2 Sewing flat wrappedaround button with blindstitch 3 Sewing flat wrappedaround button with blindstitch 4 Sewing counter stay...

Page 116: ...r standby position Soft start mode button sewing Soft start 1st stitch button sewing Soft start 2nd stitch button sewing Soft start 3rd stitch button sewing No Item Settomg range Ddit unit Initia disp...

Page 117: ...operation is set 1 Slow 10 Fast Bottom feed move amount at the time of manual mode As much as the move amount of the bottom feed motor to which cloth set ting position is set is advanced No Item Sett...

Page 118: ...at wrapped around button with blindstitch Button loader lifting amount Lifting amount after grasping button is set Height from tongue stopper lower plate Set this item when tongue stopper parts are ch...

Page 119: ...Y feed upper motor origin compensation Y feed lower motor origin compensation blindstitch origin Y feed lower motor origin compensation neck wrapping compensation Y feed lower motor origin compensati...

Page 120: ...l components 2 of Parts List 3 Button carrier pin No Part No Description StampQty Remarks 1 17856600 BUTTON CARRIER A 1 2 17856709 BUTTON CARRIER B 1 3 17856808 BUTTON CARRIER C 1 4 17856907 BUTTON CA...

Page 121: ...to 2 Movable eye guard of 9 OPTION 7 Tongue stopper No Part No Description Qty 1 40020766 Tongue stopper SS 1 2 40020771 Tongue stopper T 1 Refer to 13 Adjusting the tongue stopper of 3 STAN DARD ADJU...

Page 122: ...e figure Refer to Parts List 2 Structure is as shown in figure C Loosen setscrew of stopper block in figure B and assemble 5 port solenoid valve supplied as accessories 3 Perform the piping of air hos...

Page 123: ...Stamp Part No Dimensions A 17856600 B 17856709 C 17856808 Button carrier for 4 holed button Button carrier for 2 holed button 1 2 3 4 5 a 2 0 b 1 0 a 2 4 b 1 2 a 2 6 b 1 2 Stamp Part No Dimensions D...

Page 124: ...89N replace the tongue stopper guide together 1 Replacing the tongue Remove screws and replace tongue 2 Replacing the tongue stopper guide Remove screws and replace tongue stopper guide with tongue st...

Page 125: ...machine uses the following three fuses For pulse motor power supply protection 5A time lag fuse For solenoid and pulse motor power supply pro tection 3 15A time lag fuse For control power supply prot...

Page 126: ...EASE B TUBE white Part No 40013640 is applied to the worm section Grease in JUKI GREASE A TUBE white Part No 40006323 is applied to the parts other than the aforementioned ones Caution 1 When applying...

Page 127: ...123 B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B A B B B B B A B A B B B B B B A B B A B A B 2 Main shaft components 2 A GREASE TUBE B JUKI GREASE A B JUKI GREASE A 3 Thread trimmer components...

Page 128: ...B B B D C A C D B B B B B B B B B B B B B A B B C B B B B B B 4 Thread hook and thread tension components 5 Counter button clamp and cloth presser second process components B JUKI GREASE A B JUKI GRE...

Page 129: ...125 B B A A B B B B B B B B B B B A B C C B A B B B B B B B B A 6 Vertical feed and X feed upper components 7 Under feed components A GREASE TUBE B JUKI GREASE A A GREASE TUBE B JUKI GREASE A...

Page 130: ...126 B C C B B B B B A A B B B B B B 8 Vertical feed and differential feed X upper feed components 9 Tongue components A GREASE TUBE B JUKI GREASE A C JUKI GREASE B B JUKI GREASE A...

Page 131: ...127 10 Chuck components 11 Loader components B A B B B B A B B B B B B B B B B B A GREASE TUBE B JUKI GREASE A B JUKI GREASE A A C D B C D A B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B...

Page 132: ...n the side of the Box Side of the control box Connect the crimp style terminal of AC input cord to the power plug as shown in the figure Caution Securely perform the insulation treat ment to the red t...

Page 133: ...Data read from external media cannot be performed recover by reset E013 Write error Possible to Previous screen Data write from external media cannot be performed recover by reset E014 Write protect...

Page 134: ...ing cannot be performed since the size recover by reset of downloaded sewing data is too large E027 Read error Possible to Previous screen Data read from server cannot be performed recover by reset E0...

Page 135: ...Semilunar plate of sewing machine motor is the power abnormal E394 Feed plate lowering sensor can not detect Possible to Data input screen When feed plate lowering sensor fails to work recover by res...

Page 136: ...ding height over at the time of sewing Possible to Data input screen Button holding height is too high and sewing recover by reset cannot be performed at the time of button sewing E499 Y feed motor mo...

Page 137: ...ction Turn OFF the When input power is instantaneously OFF power E811 Over voltage Turn OFF the When input voltage is 280V or more power E813 Low voltage Turn OFF the When input voltage is 150V or les...

Page 138: ...gnal is not inputted at the power time of origin retrieval motion E915 Abnormality of communication between Turn OFF the operation panel and main CPU power When abnormality occurs in data communicatio...

Page 139: ...rror Turn OFF the Origin sensor signal is not inputted at the time of power operation of origin retrieval E997 Button loader motor origin retrieval error Turn OFF the Origin sensor signal is not input...

Page 140: ...not 1 A Pitch of neck wrapping is too Decrease S123 Neck wrapping pitch and S113 Neck wrapping fails to increase proper large wrapping going pitch respectively Even when number of stitches is not incr...

Page 141: ...o Thread is not cut at button sewing Adjust S534 Longitudinal position of thread trimming of button sewing in the plus direction Standard is 0 3 unit 6 Thread is not trimmed Wiper 6 1 Thread trimming...

Page 142: ...Connector CN34 of MAIN Connect CN34 PANEL p c b p c b is disconnected 4 B SDC p c b is broken down Replace SDC p c b 2 5 Data is not sent to LCD liquid 5 A Connector CN105 of PANEL Connect CN105 crys...

Page 143: ...Connect panel of the same machine type machine other than supposed system is improper in initial machine type setting is communication between connected Press communication switch and write same prog...

Page 144: ...operation panel and MAIN panel and MAIN CPU CPU is displayed 1 B Program of MAIN is broken Perform rewriting of the program of MAIN 1 C Data of MAIN p c b is broken Initialize the data on the side of...

Page 145: ...ottle smart media is dirty 1 C Smart media is broken Replace the smart media 3 E013 Write error is 3 1 Data connnot be writen to 1 A Reading section of the Clean the reading section displayed the smar...

Page 146: ...s displayed lacking smart media space region 6 2 Recognition of the smart 2 A Reading section of the Clean the reading section media cannot be performed smart media is dirty 2 B Inside of the throttle...

Page 147: ...not be performed connector CN102 of panel 1 B Contact failure of RS232C Check connection of RS232C connector of server connector of server 12 E028 write error is 12 1 Data write to server cannot 1 A C...

Page 148: ...move 19 1 Input data of shank marble 1 A Y feed move amount is Change input data so that Y feed move amount is smaller limit value over is displayed sewing exceeded maximum arger than maximum move th...

Page 149: ...rmed D asm is disconnected or asm displayed broken 1 B MAIN p c b or INT p c b is Replace MAIN p c b or INT p c b broken down 24 E948 Abnormality of F 24 1 Deletion or witting of F ROM 1 A MAIN p c b...

Page 150: ...A Air pressure is too low or Check open close of air valve and air piping or compressor displayed supply capacity of compressor is too low 1 B Signal from pressure gauge Check connection or breaking o...

Page 151: ...nection of connector Check connection of CN32 CN32 of MAIN p c b is improper 8 E394 Feed plate lowering 8 1 Feed plate lowering sensor 1 A Feed plate lifting cylinderr Check lifting of the feed plate...

Page 152: ...en open sensor does not come sensor and NAIN INT cord C asm 1 D Chuck close open sensor is Replace the chuck close open sensor broken 12 E398 Chuck level sensor 12 1 Sensor cannot be detected 1 A Adju...

Page 153: ...sensor is power is displayed fluctuated more than 15 broken down or wiring is short circuited somewhere 1 B MAIN p c b is broken down Replace MAIN p c b 1 C SDC p c b is broken down Replace SDC p c b...

Page 154: ...motor Check connection or breaking of wire of presser origin origin sensor does not come sensor asm and MAIN INT cord C asm 1 C Presser origin sensor is Replace the presser origin sensor broken 1 D M...

Page 155: ...ensor is broken 1 D MAIN p c b is broken down Replace MAIN p c b 25 E998 X feed upper motor 25 1 There is no origin sensor 1 A X feed upper motor fails to Check X feed origin retrieval error is signal...

Page 156: ...CN32 of MAIN Connect CN32 p c b is disconnected 1 4 Drive signal is not output to 4 A Connector CN16 of SDC Connect CN16 motor p c b is disconnected 2 E730 Main shaft motor 2 1 Encoder signal of main...

Page 157: ...ocked Replace the main shaft motor reverse rotation is displayed the reverse direction 1 B SDC p c b is broken down Replace SDC p c b 1 C MAIN p c b is broken down Replace MAIN p c b 5 E901 Abnormal I...

Page 158: ...ition data is operated by inputting of thread remaining length from panel S204 Next sewing left side for button sewing S205 Next sewing right side for button sewing S254 Next neck wrapping sewing Thre...

Page 159: ...drawing motor Feed plate lifting cylinder UP stop position at the end of sewing Start T01 Approx 2 stitches T04 T05 Motion amount move before thread trimming 150ms 110ms 200ms 110ms 60ms UP position...

Page 160: ...9189 UPPER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019190 X FEED UPPER ORIGIN SENSOR ASSY 40019191 PRESS SENSOR ASSY 40019192 THREAD SENSOR ASSY 40019193 LOADER SENSOR ASSY 40019194 SWITCH ASM 32002354 LOADER MOTOR JOINT...

Page 161: ...EED SENSOR ASSY 40019189 UPPER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019190 DIF FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019191 PRESS SENSOR ASSY 40019192 THREAD SENSOR ASSY 40019193 LOADER SENSOR ASSY 40019194 SWITCH ASM 32002354 LOADER MOT...

Page 162: ...G SENSOR ASSY 40019188 LOWER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019189 UPPER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019190 DIF FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019191 PRESS SENSOR ASSY 40019192 THREAD SENSOR ASSY 40019193 LOADER SENSOR ASSY 40019194...

Page 163: ...40018377 NEEDLE SWING SENSOR ASSY 40019188 LOWER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019189 UPPER FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019190 DIF FEED SENSOR ASSY 40019191 PRESS SENSOR ASSY 40019192 THREAD SENSOR ASSY 40019193 LOADER S...

Page 164: ...8 9 10 11 12 13 14 280V CENTER AGND NC 12V NC RL1 N PD0 N 5V 5V AUDET N AUDET N LSW N TSW N PWF N RES N RSW N ASPC SP0 N SP1 N SP2 N SP3 N SP4 N SP5 N USW N TRIM N ERR N PDET N MA MB BRK N S STATE N S...

Page 165: ...3 14 280V CENTER AGND NC 12V NC RL1 N PD0 N 48V 48V 33V 33V 24V 12V 5V GND GND GND GND GND GND GND 5V 5V AUDET N AUDET N LSW N TSW N PWF N RES N RSW N ASPC0 SP0 N SP1 N SP2 N SP3 N SP4 N SP5 N USW N T...

Page 166: ...11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 280V CENTER AGND NC 12V NC RL1 N PD0 N 48V 48V 33V 33V 24V 12V 5V GND GND GND GND GND GN...

Page 167: ...3M_E 33V 33V 33V 33V 33V 33V 33V 33V M4M_A1 M4M_A2 M4M_B1 M4M_B2 M5M_A1 M5M_A2 M5M_B1 M5M_B2 M6M_A1 M6M_A2 M6M_B1 M6M_B2 M7M_A1 M7M_A2 M7M_B1 M7M_B2 SOL ACT SOL ACT GND GND GND GND M1M_A M1M_B M1M_C M...

Page 168: ...SENS2 SENS3 SENS4 SENS5 V_TEMP SENS16 SAFETY PAUSE GND GND MAIN P C B A asm INT P C B asm CN40 CN61 24V 24V M1_ORG M2_ORG M3_ORG M7_ORG M5_ORG M6_ORG M4_ORG SENS1 SENS2 SENS3 SENS4 SENS5 V_TEMP SENS1...

Page 169: ...2 3 1 2 3 BROWN BLACK BLUE CN76 RED 1 2 3 1 2 3 BROWN BLACK CN85 WHITE 1 2 3 1 2 3 BROWN BLACK BLUE CN75 WHITE 24V SENS1 GND 24V SENS2 GND 24V SENS3 GND 24V SENS4 GND 24V SENS5 GND 24V V_TEMP GND 24V...

Page 170: ...1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 33V 33V M6M_A1 M6M_A2 M6M_B1 M6M_B2 33V 33V M7M_A1 M7M_A2 M7M_B1 M7M_B2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 CN72 WHITE CN72 YELLOW CN66 CN65 CN64 CN71 BLACK CN68 RED 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3...

Page 171: ...6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CN14 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 CN16 WHITE DRAIN WIRE BLACK ORANGE BLUE PURPLE LIGHT BLUE PINK RED YELLOW BLACK RED WHITE GREEN YELLOW SHIELD GND MU MV MW MA MB 5V MZ U V W FG SDC P C B...

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Page 174: ...riphery C1 Fullperiphery 6x2 drilling on the bottom surface depth 10 4x2 drilling depth 10 4x2 drilling on the bottom surface depth 10 30 drilling JUKI logotype by printing supplied by JUKI 2x10 drill...

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Page 177: ...pan E This manual uses environment friendly soyink The environmental management system to promote and conduct 1the technological and technical research the development and design of the products in wh...

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