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Summary of Contents for 700KST

Page 1: ...700KST INSTRUCTION BOOK PARTS LIST...

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Page 5: ...THE STITCH LENGTH 13 ADJUST THE DIFFERENTIAL FEED RATIO 14 REPLACE THE TRIMMERS 16 ADJUST THE NEEDLE HEIGHT 17 ADJUST THE PRESSER FOOT 17 ADJUST THE FEED DOG 19 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEEDLE AND LOO...

Page 6: ...INDEX PAGE CONDITIONS OF ALL OPERATORS 28 MAINTENANCE 29 DEMOLITION PROCEDURE 30 TABLE CUT OUT 31 GAGE PARTS LIST 33 PARTS LIST 34...

Page 7: ...machine Then it will help you to crease your sewing efficiency and quality 2 Fig 2 1 Fig 1 Spectacles Finger guard 1 The following warning tags will be attached on the sewing machine Please obey the...

Page 8: ...chine with right hand to move it Fig 3 Should wear safety boots while moving Do not put the sewing machine around the following devices such as televisions radios or wireless telephones etc Otherwise...

Page 9: ...tern Type Type 504 514 505 Type Type 504 514 505 Type Type 504 514 505 5 F L M H X 6 1 1 2 2 3 3 7 0 2 2mm 8 3 3mm 4 4mm 5 5mm 6 6mm 9 5 Sewing materials F Fine weight material L Light weight material...

Page 10: ...over the plate 0 8 1 0mm Needle for Use DCX27 Feed Dog Transmission Eccentric Connecting Rod Stitch Adjusting Device Button Adjustment Presser Foot Device Spring Type Knob Adjustment Type Oil Filling...

Page 11: ...P5 NAMES OF MAJOR PARTS 1 5 2 3 4 5 6 1 Lifting lever Fig 5 2 Presser foot 3 Control box 4 Thread stand 5 Oil gauge window 6 Pulley Hand Wheel 5 Fig 5 Introduction...

Page 12: ...do not hold under the stitch seat plate1 Fig 6 2 Based on the accessories attached with the table cut out drawing and components drawings install the shockproof machine bed aluminum plate1 Fig 6 3 Ins...

Page 13: ...he presser pedal to the right Fig 8 5 Pay attention to the motor rotation which should be clockwise The slackness of the belt should be 10mm pressed down by the nger Fig 9 6 For the operators safety b...

Page 14: ...nspection leng and ll it with the attached ultra high speed lubricating oil or choose MOBIL 10 or AGIP 32 equivalent Tighten the oil level inspection leng after the oil livel indicator locates between...

Page 15: ...xtend the usage term this machine has equipped an oil lter Please disassemble and clean it every month as well as change it if needed 3 Needle cooling lubrication oil SILICON OIL Fig 11 11 Fig 11 Filt...

Page 16: ...7 13 Follow the procedures for threading Wrong threading may cause thread breaking stitch skipping puckering or unexpected sewing 1 For three thread only 737 Fig 12 2 For three thread only 747 Fig 13...

Page 17: ...ad tension Otherwise the thread tension will be decreased 1 Thread tension adjusting nuts Fig 14 1 The rst adjusting knob controls double chain stitch threads or the left over lock needle thread 2 The...

Page 18: ...read amount 15 Fig 15 16 Fig 16 P12 3 Looper thread control Fig 16 1 When the sewing type is 504 514 and the upper looper is on the lowest point adjust at the position of When the sewing type is 505 s...

Page 19: ...e new needle till reaching the end as well as the long groove faces your side Tighten the screw Fig 17 The stitch length is adjusted according to the fabrics the differential ratio or other factors Ke...

Page 20: ...djusting nut Adjust the adjusting rod downward will shrink the fabric whereas move it upward will extend the fabric Tighten the adjusting nut after the adjustment nishes Fig 19 Table3 18 Fig 18 P14 Ma...

Page 21: ...he lever to the direction To decrease the stroke move the lever to the direction 3 After adjusting tighten the cover board Fig 20 19 Fig 19 20 Fig 20 Scale 1 2 3 4 5 Differential feed ratio 1 1 3 1 0...

Page 22: ...e and make the engagement between the upper and lower knives to be 0 5 1 0mm Then tighten the screw 3 Test the upper and lower knives to cut the thread 2 Replace the lower knife Fig 21 1 Loosen the sc...

Page 23: ...lock it closely 1 Adjust the position of the presser 1 Loosen the pressure of the preser and the screw of the presser 2 Move the presser to align the groove of the needle plate and the groove of the p...

Page 24: ...le plate The bottom side of the presser touches the needle plate atly 2 Loosen the nut push down the lever to arise the presser to the appropriate position around 5 0 5 5mm Adjust the screw and x the...

Page 25: ...ate about 0 8 1 0mm Then tighten the screw 3 Loosen the screw and move the differential feed dog up and down in order to keep the teeth side over the needle plate about 0 8 1 0mm Then tighten the scre...

Page 26: ...d dog 1 the side of teeth is lower 0 1 0 3mm than the teeth side of the feeder Loosen the screw 2 to adjust Fig 27 4 Relation between the main feeder and the needle plate When setting the feeding amou...

Page 27: ...eedle and the upper looper When the upper looper moves to the leftest point the distance from the looper tip to the middle line of the needle is 4 4 4 7mm For double needles model the distance from th...

Page 28: ...e looper is 0 0 05mm when the lower looper moves rightward to the center of the needle The left needle is main while using double needles Fig 31 P22 30 Fig 30 31 Fig 31 2 1 2 8 3 0mm 30 2 Relation bet...

Page 29: ...these two is 0mm Adjusting manner is to loosen the screw and move the rear needle guard to adjust Fig 33 2 Adjust the front needle guard When the tip of the lower looper moves to the center of the ne...

Page 30: ...ADJUSTMENT OF THE HIGH LOW STROKE OF THE UPPER FEED DOG 34 Loosen the screw and take down the upper cover Loosen the screw and adjust the stroke by sliding Fig 34 P24 33 Fig 33 34 Fig 34...

Page 31: ...R FEEDER 0 5mm 35 1 36 When the upper feeder moves to the lowest stroke the distance from the differential feeder is 0 5mm Fig 35 1 Loosen the adjusting knob the stroke would be larger when turn the k...

Page 32: ...2 37 2 Loosen the screw and take down the upper cover Loosen the screw to adjust the front rear of the upper feeder Fig 37 P26 37 Fig 37...

Page 33: ...UP THREAD CAM 38 Fig 38 Needle Type 504 505 514 504 514 504 514 Looper S H H SH A 21 5 21 5 21 5 21 5 B 14 5 14 5 17 5 17 5 C 20 28 28 25 D 29 29 29 29 E 28 28 25 30 F Left Left Left Right G Left Left...

Page 34: ...ed on or near the lamp socket as shown on 1 Read and understand well the content of this instruction book 2 Know the functions of major parts and understand the notices 3 Truly realize the meanings of...

Page 35: ...red up and down paint mark of the oil level gauge 3 3 Keep the machine and the operation table clean 4 4 Clean the fiber on the filter net of the hand wheel Weekly 1 1 Keep the power cords looking cle...

Page 36: ...ding to categories as the followings 1 All sheathes exible hosing and plastic or non metal components 2 Electricity components switches or lighting components 3 Insulation materials rock wool and exib...

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Page 62: ...The specification and or appearances of the equipment described in this instruction book parts list are subject to change because of modification which will without previous notice KZ508 APR 2017...

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