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(3) attachment for the second process of wrapped-around buttons (Z035)

(InstallatIon)

Remove the button clamp mechansm assembly, but-
ton clamp pressure adjustng bar and feed plate from 
the machne and nstall attachment for the second 
process of wrapped-around buttons 

1

. When you 

nstall a Z035 attachment, you must remove also the 
L-shaped lftng rod. 
Insert movng knfe push-back sprng 

3

, washer 

4

, cushon 

5

 and washer 

4

 n sprng gude shaft 

2

 n ths order. Make certan that the stop-moton 

mechansm has completely engaged, and nstall the 
attachment assembly n place n the way that cush-
on 

5

 comes n close contact wth the surface of the 

machne arm wthout play. 

(aDJustMEnt anD oPEratIon)

1)  Loosen screw 

6

 and adjust the thread shank length by movng gude (large) 

7

 and gude (small) 

8

 n 

lne wth the pont of needle entry.

2)  Set a button (tlt t slghtly for easy nserton) and pass the thread as the arrow shows.
3)  Set the lengthwse feed to “0”.

(4) attachment for snaps (Z037)

(InstallatIon)

Remove the button clamp mechansm assembly 

and the feed plate. Set both the crosswse feed and 

lengthwse feed graduated plates to “4 mm”. Install 

snap clamp feed plate 

1

 n the way that the needle 

drops evenly at four corners of its square opening. 

Install snap attachment assembly 

2

 on the machne, 

place a snap on the snap clamp jaw levers and make 

sure that the needle drops accurately n each hole n 

the snap. If necessary. loosen hex head screws 

3

 

and adjust the poston accurately. Lastly, make sure 

that the concave secton on the bottom face of snap 

clamp slde gude 

4

 accurately matches the convex 

secton on snap clamp feed plate 

1

WarnInG :

to protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start of the machine, be sure to start the 

following work after turning the power off and ascertaining that the motor is at rest. 

WarnInG :

to protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start of the machine, be sure to start the 

following work after turning the power off and ascertaining that the motor is at rest. 

1

(Z035)

2

5

4

3

1

2

4

3

7

8 6

Summary of Contents for MB-1373

Page 1: ...ENGLISH Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...umber of stitches 8 3 14 Adjusting the position of the stop motion 8 3 15 Automatic thread trimmer 9 1 Adjusting the position of the moving knife 9 3 16 Clearance between the button clamp lifting leve...

Page 3: ...le used TQx1 16 14 to 20 TQx7 16 14 to 20 Lubricating oil JUKI New Defrix Oil No 1 Noise Workplace related noise at sewing speed n 1 500 min 1 Lpa 84 dB A Noise measurement according to DIN 45635 48 B...

Page 4: ...the machine belt to be clogged with oil to prevent it from the deterioration 1 9 2 3 5 6 7 1 0 8 2 4 5 6 3 2 2 Lubrication 1 Open the side cover and apply JUKI New Defrix Oil No 1 to the portions show...

Page 5: ...cover with screw 2 2 4 Attaching the needle bar cover WARNING To protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start of the machine be sure to start the following work after turning the power...

Page 6: ...ther loosen screw 2 in the tension thread guide and adjust it properly WARNING To protect against possible personal injury due to abrupt start of the machine be sure to start the following work after...

Page 7: ...ng the power off and ascertaining that the motor is at rest 3 6 Needle to looper relation If the formation of seams at the start of sewing is failed and the seams are formed on the way even when the t...

Page 8: ...lifting hook and move button clamp lifting hook 4 up or down 3 9 Work pressing force The standard work pressing force is by providing a 28 5 to 29 5 mm between the top end of nut 1 and the bottom end...

Page 9: ...onding amount Then tighten nut 2 Phenomenon Height of thread floating bar 1 When the stitch made on the wrong side of the workpiece is too loose Make the needle bar slightly higher 2 When the thread i...

Page 10: ...stitches loosen stitch number adjusting screw 1 and fix it to the position as shown in the illustration How to adjust 16 stitches How to adjust 32 stitches 2 1 3 4 A B 3 14 Adjusting the position of t...

Page 11: ...amp lifting lever 1 and adjusting screw 2 at the stop motion position refer to 3 14 Adjusting the position of the stop motion p 8 and tighten with adjusting screw nut 3 3 17 How to set the L shaped li...

Page 12: ...stopper 4 so that outside periphery 1 of the needle hole almost aligns with top end 2 of the knot tying plate 3 Adjusting the knot tying notch Loosen screws 1 and adjust so that the roller of the kno...

Page 13: ...angeover of with without knot tying To make with knot tying pull knot tying changeover knob 1 toward the front and place it to the position in the figure To make without knot tying pull knot tying cha...

Page 14: ...ze General MB 1373 MB 1377 Z201 Z202 Z033 Z037 Schematic drawing Remarks Button size A 3 to 6 5 mm B 20 to 28 mm Button size A 3 to 5 mm B 12 to 20 mm Button diameter Less than 16 mm Shank size Thickn...

Page 15: ...shank button holding clamp 5 provides proper pressure 4 You may fix button clamp block 7 in a convenient position for operation 1 When you fix the thrust collar ensure that button clamp rotating shaft...

Page 16: ...et the lengthwise feed to 0 4 Attachment for snaps Z037 INSTALLATION Remove the button clamp mechanism assembly and the feed plate Set both the crosswise feed and lengthwise feed graduated plates to 4...

Page 17: ...4 You may fix button clamp block 5 in a convenient position for operation 1 When you fix the thrust collar ensure that button clamp rotating shaft 6 does not play axially in its bracket 2 Adjust lift...

Page 18: ...ng plate Adjustment of the knot tying notch 3 The nipper has been improperly adjusted The clearance is too large Adjust the nipper with the nipper bar block 5 The first stitch trails relatively long t...

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