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Summary of Contents for TH-860

Page 1: ...ITTING MC INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL TH 860 868 TAITEXMA ENTERPRISE CORP 7 i 1l k W JN 1 9 0 J 2ND FL NO 18 1 LANE 90 YU MIN 6TH ROAD TAIPEI TAIWAN R O C Er ft rn m ER Jj 90 1 s 1 m 2 TEL 886 2 28219850 FAX 886 2 28238252 E MAIL ADDRESS info taitexma com ...

Page 2: ...N YARN AND THEPLATING YARN ilHJ1il lllJ lii APLATED TUCKSTITCHPATTERN I lti911i ff USEFUL HINTS iii Rz fa lt t ioJ JD PROBLEMS DURINGKNITTING ftp JI Cf ellJ flJffil lii J ttaj jmjiijjl J_ WHATTODO WHEN YOU CANNOTKNITSMOOTHLY I 6 11 12 14 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 28 32 33 35 36 38 40 41 1 fl BtfliEliJlitl f 1 IJ j Whenthe needlesdon tcatchtheyarn properly 42 2 11 K t l rn Ht When the K Carr...

Page 3: ... 3 CardNo 5 fr 1 5S CardNo11 fs llUR MULTI COLOUR SKIP STITCH PATTERN cl 2DJJ i Refe to p 20 Card No 5 CardNo 7 SI Ill I TUCK STITCH PATTERN i 21 Jf i Refer top 21 CardNo 1 CardNo 2 CardNo 3 CardNo 7 SfUllllllt MULTI COLOUR TUCK STITCH PATTERN f Ffi22Jl l Refertop ZZ CardNo 2 CardNo 3 1 ...

Page 4: ... N o 3 Card No Card No 8 CardN o 1 0 Card No 14 Card N o 16 Ca r el i Jo 4 Ca r d J o fi Ca r d No 9 N_ I l 4 S Ca r d N o 15 Ji 1 155 lillfllJHtlit R FAI RI S L E M O T IF P A TT E R N li 2 a ill R efcr t o p 28 JL 1 _ l 6S Card No 1 3 ...

Page 5: ...i J ll ill R WOVEN MOTIF PATTERN i i 25JJ Refcrtop 25 Card No 1 Mi l liH PLATED STITCH PATTERN Ji38 40 m Re fer to p 38 40 iE iJjj FRONT till BACK iil i l tl IJ ill PLATED TUCK STITCH PATTERN Card No 1 BACK Card No 3 BACK 3 if im rRONl illi BACK 4 43JJ Refrrtop43 Card No B BACK ilii ...

Page 6: ...fQ tH c 4tt J Card No 17 Card No 19 Card No 19 il I 1 9S N cNormal Lace NC i ii iE E l F CFinelacel F C f 111 tl 4 4 Card No 18 Card No 20 L I 1 20S Card No 20 ik Ii 1 20S Using L Point Cam 8 needle 1f fllfQ it C 4tt Card No 20 Card No 19 F Finelacel F 11 111 tJ N Normal lace N aiia J 1 l ...

Page 7: ... rf 2 4 J One point Cam 1 pee J J t M t 11 1 M 21 MotifKnitting Cam M 2 res J j i 7Hll 1b0 i t IAliR c ti t MotifKnitting Cam L R J each f l1i1 Hand Brush I J 1 11 i lt ih I Q C ist on Thread NJti Crochel Hook i _1 l 0 1 t c 2 i i Claw v eights 2pcs IJl i1 1 Oil r i I L J IJ H tti L po int Cam 1iHdl Tapestry Needle W 11 1 WJ Vi JtHtl i t J I bi l for4 necd es ti PCS for 8 nccdk 6 PCS 1 tH 1 Iii L ...

Page 8: ...Y ls i IL ra t t1JJt li TENSION DIAL i MIU i u Us e the CamButtons according to the pattern you want WEAVING PATTERN LEVERS 1 1t fflm r 1u 1tii 1 cll1fr Iii i rtm TUCK STITCH PATTERN Push in the 2 left buttons at the same time JI 0 Iiii J lei NHi fiiti f Wi 1 ill SKIP STITCH PATTERN Push in the 2 right buttons at the same rime PNIT FAIRISLE PATTERN Push the middle button MC 1t e fr 1U Je 1J IUJI i...

Page 9: ...lillJ J p ff j iiJ il I r Ji J n J 111 elower number higher number 7 m II Needle Selection n it H f ri f i __ 1 _ t ii Kt fr H il I JJ It fl j j IJB 1 0 11 i f During pattern knitting the needles arc automatically et into B pc sition or D position according to the puttcrn Ji i Hl Punch Card p rforatiuns I T I j I I Ir 1 i _ f tt f_ i f K f i l 1 1 11 _ Jl_ JI _ Bf DF1 i iuJt tl l J i lli i i ti f ...

Page 10: ... ll IJMri F w t 0 l b this position in pattern knitting by the Kor L Carriages E Hold positioon HP Used for shaping e g necklines shoulders dart ii When you packyour machine away always return the needles toA d position _ ______________ CARRIAGE DIRECTION INDICATOR l r 1 f i QJ 1 11i k RJ The Carriage Direction Indicator shows the direction in which the Kor L Carriage is moving J Moving to right M...

Page 11: ... J L le J I Hlilll flJKC 2 EKf L __ Ar f lfl F ffljjfl 3 m rea011 11t 1 EKt L UlHHt Wt rs Jt ITT f JM G i2fe H h 4t i flj T Jt 7 lfL J Whenknitting Open Stitch Patterns using a Punch Card when some of the needles in your pattern remain atAposition you will need to cancel the End Needle Selection Mechanism on both sides of the K Carriage I Set the Change Knob at KC 2 Remove the K Carriage from Need...

Page 12: ... and Lace Pat t rnor Wovcn lace Pattern with the Punch Card when someofthe 111 cdlcs in your pattern remain at A position you will need to cancel the workingof the Non selection Mechanism onthe L Carriagc andthe End Needle Selection Mechanism on the K Carriagc I Jl Lf l dllKI L 1 N rl r j iJJ H Z Jiii fi Ji1J Jl L l UIIH i 1 h t i fl 1 1 iH r i Jl K JUd ni t f 4 1 itV tJfiJ1 i1 fr N c fd fiYDi L 1...

Page 13: ... yarn under the Yarn Clip TT i f I U j J It 1 I Ii lift 1 ru 1 VJ f Wr ftm l tl f Q fit f ltlt T f 4J 0 When you start to knit place the Wax which you will find in the Accesrnry Box on the Wax Stand The Wax helps the yarnto slide smoothly 11 1Ar1Vill rt 11tli t11iii 1 HI n t 2 r 1 i d 1r IJi 1 1 f 1 1 t i f Ji J 1 J t ill l i t ili W i I Pass the yarn under the Pin und heLv cn the t vo Discs from ...

Page 14: ...on the right lei Ill H flj jJj I rt I Ii H Open Yarn FeederA by pushing the Yarn Feeder Lefver to the left s s JrJ 1 T r t l i i J H I Keeping hold of the end ofthe yarn with your left hand close the Yarn Feeder Lever 12 J E IJ 1 1HrH li Jt M ti ill 1111irJAJ Y Lsing the ii Needle Pusher rake every other needle back to A position B e IMU 1 1 fQ t 1111 A iL Take the yarn from the Yarn Clip and thre...

Page 15: ...ltl Hook the Cast on Comb over the loops and let it hang down Give the Comb a gentle pull downwards l n t _ _ _ l g I 0 i _ _s i l _ _ 1 WfM w m 1 1 s JAFr N rrJ H Jfr t1JHf i Ii Return the needles which you took to A position in Step 4 forward to B position 13 m l fl 1 1 o 1 J nJ Ji 1 Yl L Pull th y irn 1hrough thl hook llJ _irJ you as illustrated 0 Jl _ V JlJJd J JJ ti f Q i i 11 1 Ji iii ff ii ...

Page 16: ..._ i JJ rMA1ldli ii I 0 fl U IC 2 EJ Mtrrh f1 1t t1 J fii if i J JJ1 1Jilf1Ji f V ff W l l tt l iif I l l Ur e 1 it 1E illlxti ilHHiJ L fH l These are set in working position as follows I Remove theSinker Plate Assembly from the K Carriage and turn it over 2 Place your thumb onto one ofthe Rubber Wheels and slide the Wheel forward so that it is in line with the Brush Do the same for the other Rubbe...

Page 17: ...nt Punch Crirds included 1 ith your machine as acce sorie e lfJ JI it nJ I fJ I iL h fr iY i fr 1l631ii t J l J J It is possible to knit several different fancy stitch rattcrns from the same Punch Card Refer to the chart on P 63 I Tht following are examoples using Card No ll t JH R SKIP STITCH PATTERN OPA FAIR ISLE PATTERN 0 MC i IJfBfiH R WEAVING PATTERN 0 WT ...

Page 18: ... needles on eitherside ofthe centre O CR o t SM KC Perforation inthe Punch Card Each 24 stitch needle group as marked by red in lineson the Needle Position Indicator is equal to one width ofthe punch card This may _ be one complete 24 stitch pattern of several repeats of smaller patterns Needles corresponding to the perforations punched inthe card are selectedto D position N L sa l o Yarn Changing...

Page 19: ...king stitch Place K Carriagc at left When knitting the Double Length Pattern place the K Carriagc ilt right l 1 fi A t I b X fr 1 JL 11 J t r ti 1t r trJ Jt U k 1rr_ J IJ t ft ln icrt curd Check that the card is suitable for 1hc stitch wanted Rotate card to Starting Line 1t I 1 1 lVi1 JfF jj 3 Set the Card Lock Lever to the mark 1 Jf tvJiHH i1 u w1 f H J j i ii fr lf J i I J i IJSM STEP2 l Set the...

Page 20: ... IIJ JIJ 1 Ji J Ii ltl 11J UBN ti clWN 11 Move the K Carriage slowly to the right to the left in Double Length Pattern The needles are selected to Band D positions STEP3 Push theappropriate Cam Buttons or set the Weaving Pattern Lever according to your pattern STEP4 Set the Card Lock Lever to the or mark Begin knitting ...

Page 21: ...the Card Lock Leverat mark Push both Part Buttons atthe same time ir KfJI 1 it f J _ fi ffl fittl o Affi 5 Move the K Carriage back and forth You are knitting in Skip Stitch Pattern 19 t l F Ut Ui j i JKC Se1 the Change Knobto KC 1rht 1 l I _ i t J 1 i_ i ti f li it 1 Move the K Carria c from left to righl The nce lleS arc ek ted r 010 0 9 C 8 1 6 O 7 i 06 C 5 _ l ivr _v_v_c _ _ l1 11_ _Ii _ _ _ 0...

Page 22: ...d the notch at the end ofyour machine i i M ttiil A4 9 I tQ2 K Ji tt2H 1 i c Mt k JtfUH 1 i i l Mlc k Ji rlc2H J ki rJH k Take Yarn 2 outofYarn Feeder A and hook Yarn 2 around the notch atthe end ofyour machine Hook Varn I around the notch atthe right end of your machineandYarn 2 aroundthenotch at the leftend_ This pattern is the same as Skip Stitch Pattern except the yarn is changed every two row...

Page 23: ...L t 1h ii J I t l k LC crar mark 1 1 f r Ii Working Pos1t1on Working Position 8 KrJl 1 IIJ Hif1AJ1 l i Ml i Jld K 11l ii 1 J l i V f i j J J l 1 Fi r 1 it Hi A lfx 1 l 1 J1 1 VL RC mo C the Sinker Plate Assembly from the K Cirriagc ind tur11 ii tno r Put rhe Rubber Vhecls into working position 2 a htmn Att 1ch h SinkerPlate Asssernbly back on the K Carriagc again 010 09 7 08 07 06 05 04 Set the Ca...

Page 24: ...T nsiun l nitand Yarn 2 i11t 1 th kfthand one Follow lhc stcrs 1 7on p 21 r3 Take Y irn I out ofYarn Feeder A Ifyou slide the K Carriage lightly to the yarn can be removed easily Honk varn l around the n0Ld1 HI 1lic end ofyour rna hin Rd cr to 5 on r 0 Wr f lt t 2S Example Card No 2 1i N UY r hi r J fJ JiUQ U 11 fll 1 _ IUI iI H Iii H This i worked the same as Tuck S1itch Pattcrn xcept the yarn is...

Page 25: ...chine Hang the Claw Weight evenly alongthe Cast onComb 1 f JI 17 iilf i1W ffiltt W L fE Jtf itJJff l jfiJ Insert the Punch Card and rotate it to Stariting Line Set the Card Lock Lever at mark Set the Weaving Pattern Levers to W T THREADING THE YARN ti JI l tl ol UQ K idlC i fJ ill JI ir rQ UUK n AW mm W H Threa l the main yarn into the righthand Yarn Tension Unit rnd the weaving yarn into the left...

Page 26: ...the yarn end after knittingone row R E l 1 H l i J f1J Lo Set theChangeKnob to N L i l lii t Weaving Yarn JE f 1 i 4 Jff i lj flj Set the Card Lock Lever at 11 e n mark 11 K Jl 1 j ii t1 i J Ii ill_ IA Ii ill_ I Vi ttW 1 I f i f l fil i J i7 lfH_ JJliUKtll _ I f i 11 fU ti 1h Removetheweavingyam from theleft WeavingYarn Guideby moving theK Caniageslightly to theleft Pass theweavingyam underthe K C...

Page 27: ... 1 t t I S WOVEN MOTIF PATTERN Card No I tv10VING DIRECl iO Of THE K CARRIAU K Jl J l Ji JJ i f f J l 1 L lfllll l l llllll t 1 rv i 1t 1 tJ1 1 H J r 1 d ln l J 1i0 ycv 1 1_ he 1f P f e1 rc yc 1 1nt the pt1tter 1 C tH f _ J l v j ci Jfc lr t i yr Vl J I I Ot1 er 1c 1st Pie 1 1t j Jls 1 Jf lc ll zl r 1 11 _tb I Z ltYfi J 1 J J l di i WftQ n f1r i it u tif iL n it rt h 11 ri ii 111 wr i Thread the m...

Page 28: ...he left Lock Lever at mark side of the machinc H m e the Claw Weights evenlyalong the casHm Comb I ____ _ ________ __ _ _ iMC f fr f L Push the MC Button 1 UJ TIIREADING THF YARN 11 _1 fQ Contrast Yarn i1 1J 1 tYl M Sub Take 11p Spri 1q Tr1read t c 1ntl n ya n inlo the rigt1thand Yar11 Tension lhit and t w contri lst yarn into the eft Yarn Ten 1r r1 U 1T including the Sun Ttike up Spring tr 1 rt 7...

Page 29: ...t Set the Card Lock Lever at mark Take the contrast v 1rn ou1 of Yarn Feeder R When you knit rows using the main yarn only Le no contrast colour the end needles only will be selected to D position When this happens you shoulddo the following 11 1 6 Card No 6 M t UJii B et J tl1 c1 tJUf H L l 7 ii1 t1 1iidl L flJ ii Erl ilorllil Jl IJB tr ll tt li miU rr iitrJhf Take the contrast yarn out ofFeeder ...

Page 30: ... ri efX 1 tl K i ii f 1trY Ii 111 1 J1 1t_ _ Thread the othercontrast yarn into tht Yarn Tcnsinn Unit rnd Yarn ret dcr B Then continue knitting ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ ___ _ __ _ ___________ __ ____ FAIRISLE MOTIF PATTER Card No 13 1l 4 1 J f 1 L 1 j j IJS I 11 Jf f fr 111 it J w 1 fiE Ht ft ff Q When the Change Knob is set at SM youcan knit the pattern on the needles where you put the One point...

Page 31: ...rding to your punchcardpattern e i il jlJ26ill J i ttt L t OC or q ti S3 48tt li 48 needles w1dt 1 st 72Hli 72 needles width III 11 3 tt tjJ Wi tt Separae the main yarn in two ta Main Yarn fE l tx 7 f J Wi is A al i fllll it it 111J liffl a II ffl 7 a u ffi Lw R mu re a hWj a m ff Ji MEffM f_lci J ifi ltlt flii5 oJ ftffl The stitches at the edges of single motifs need to be bound in with the rest ...

Page 32: ... Ktfl 1 i U tl Iii I Thread the contrastyarn into Yarn Feeder B there is no need to opentheYarn Feeder Leverwhenyou do so Movethe K Carriage from right to left holding the yarn end lightly 30 i h 1i I HllltHH llllll4UUllUlHUllUl lUll ___ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ __ _ __ fJ tH ftfi J h l l1 J f IIJ Ji f 11J1 t 1d 1 1 1i r I i l I t Place theOne point Cam on the needle bed by matching the marks on...

Page 33: ... Hx 8 j JI t u j lj 1 Jft Ju Ii ifj J ll J l 11 1 i 11 i I I Iii I l fi rii 1 f 1dt Ji fUUHl K IL k J i f1J 1 l Take one end ofthe finishing yarn under the selected needles and wrap it from right to kn round the nre lle adjriccnt tn the bst selcct U needle on th right Sec illustration Holding ihc end ofthe finishinr yarn move the K Cnrriagc fr om right to left w 1 th ir2 Ydm ChJri JifiQ 1 Jrk r i ...

Page 34: ... liilH r tl le Knit few rows in stocking stitch and pince the K Carriage on the right5idc ofthe machine Hang the Claw Weig ht evenly along theCast on Comh lG e t 1 Jim ti A Ii k iii QJ j lj t qJ 1c 11 kJ iiid1Hil Jflj e Insertthe Punch Card androtate i1 to Starting Line Setthe Card Lock Lever at e mark ID 0 Set the Change hnub tl KC BJ ii JfFij Jilj Y J ifil l UY Partiallv slrctchcd to double leng...

Page 35: ...ent rPrWXl 1 F 11 JSIOt HART IC I _ 14 21 ta ff L ace Change Lever 11 1 11 i f L IL 1 HOW TO SET THE L CJ RRIAGE _____ Extension Rail li 111 i 11 _______ Remove the Extension Rails from the Carrying Case I l L l k ieTC Raise the L Carriagc Handle J 2 I I I dll 1 41 1 jii i J fl 111 Ji lt 1 ilt it lri cHlr Insert the Exten ion Rails ecnrcl into 1hr holes at hoth idec l1fthe rn ichine tt M HI 1 tu L...

Page 36: ...Card r m AKT re tt m t tt Rehand the Cast on Comb and Claw Weights if the knitting becomes too long tint E ii 1 f To finish pattern knitting J n I v lv I I r r I 1 I n 0 J rerJt J i JfliMll O Set theCard Lock Lever at mark 34 Starting Line HTm m fihl T lt m ff When the last C mark below the Starting Line comes to the card opening one Lace Pattern Card has been completed tJ Yft1fLd ti h o Knit as m...

Page 37: ...s which type of pattern i e fJtli it C I ll 1 ll it FI i i mi rn it 1 1 1t ii 1 i Ur 111 ij J L ltl J t ltft _ N p N F Your patterns will be different depending on your choice t j el iilifl PATTERN K IITTING Lace Change Lever i t y l ll J I 1 1 t1 c l ih x ltHi1 J l11Fflll1 r t Zi J 1 l 2 tid 1i 1 f 7 1J ki l Hr Firstdecide which mark ___ or corresponds to Nor F f Lace Change Lc c r Continue knitt...

Page 38: ...e will knit 111 ltKklll itch l point Can fnr 4 needlP for 8 necdle C1rd No 20 Wt w11 not using L µomt Cam I1111II11I 1111111111 I l i P c 11P ot lhl I point Cam ou can c 1mf11n a in in p int Cam a yPu 1111 a cPrding 10 Lhc wid h t tock11 lil h on 1J lf dc i n ii f I _ J11 i j i _ Th I 1 1111 1 1 Cl ll11ll h used r r Ltiri ic Mntif l 1tt rn Rl 1l1 J r 1 111 1m 11 1 i111i h11q th 1 l d l aL l 111crn...

Page 39: ...ther L point Cams wherever else you want to knit in stockingstitch I 0 H G lk i if nJI 111 I H Decide the position where you want to knit in stocking stitch J H Stocking Stitch _______________ _ __ ir U1It1 J i k LC J Jf tUtJ v tl tt J 1 1 1 i n 1 1 d 11fi A H 1 f t i J 111 Placethe _ mark on the L point Cam over the left end needle which you want toknit stocking stitch andinsert the peg intn the ...

Page 40: ...t stoektng stitch iii rft ll f rt f Jij 11 f1 fl 11 1 2 711 f 1 Prepare your Iv o yarns use fine or very fiIll yarn t 11 Screv1s i ft i llt TENSION DIAL I 6 7 t1 N rt 1 i f __ _j irifi 1 l t 011 1 1 11 J w Ir s 1 _ F I 1 iii tr RcmO c thetwo screws and theYarn Fc1 di r from the Sinker Platt Assembly Be sure to keep the scn ws safely h if f l 11 111 i i i 1t1 5 l i l flr j i l W JAll lici j oj frH ...

Page 41: ... i IA ti Ji 9 m it IJ il l rt iM 1 Hl lt frJI0_ 1 n l8 Ji YJ t 1 IJti l L Set the Tension Dial according to the yarn you 1re using Refer to theApproximate Tension Chart on P 38 Ht Main Yarn iii l J IL 1 t t _Plating Yarn Jl iMY i i IWrY iL t HJUU imfiJf 11 MJJ 1 tJJl I crJcJ if JL Now thread the Plating yarn into the Plating Yarn Hole There is an opening at the side and you can pass the yarn throu...

Page 42: ... Yarn When the K Carriage 1S on i i i t Main Yarn 1sunthci dt Plat1 ngYarn Plat ng Ya I the nght ofthe needle bed rn II _3 of1hcnccdf bed y Hx lil1111 1jlll l1 l l lil1llll 1 lll1 lllllllillllll 1 lill i l ii LO 0 Hook the Yarn 1 _ _ _ _ _ _____2 t t r1 J f iHII r Tochangetheyarn doasfollows l A i tQ L Ejl f tJ Ii Jc I Takethe yarn out of the Main Yarn Hole 2 A i fj L 1F fl Kk H 0 2 Take the yarn ...

Page 43: ...ng Linc S 1 the Card l 1Kk Leverat mark it lld2 R bber Wheels 1 KBL J l ll I l f A I K J rt JE l t l dt nJ il l fl Jli 3 J i ffflr_ i o 1EtITTA Wf 11l ft KlJL J l Rcrn e the Sinker Plate A crnbly from the K Carriage and turn it nv r Put the Rubber heels into working po ition 2 as sh Wll Al1ach the inker Plate As embly back on the K Carriugt again EKf li J_ t 1 i lLiff bt fliifJ t Move the K Carria...

Page 44: ...t nm11 H wtJL Ni i J f f 1bl i oxOF Wi QP lK l JII ilh eH I pj ir J t t i q162 1 0 H 0 ft 1K lit ii I 1F lifOJil tit sc 1 fll l Ii l H r r 111 Tr ii Ftl llil H JIC 1ake sure that the Tension Dial and Tension Discs areadjustee according to t cthi kness ofyouryarn Tenswn Dial Sec P 7 Tension Disc sec P JI Make sure thatthe machineis notdamaged or dirty Ifthe machine needs oiling or cleaning refer to...

Page 45: ...tit h a illu takd II r 5 e 11 H JLiri HI Repairing a stiti h that has dropped several rO vs 1rr 1fi1 Jc 11if 1 fiJHMi illM 1fri YJ rXI 1H J J fJ J J 1 r tt JJ ri__Ji ttil it i fr1 i Ji lrJL ft lrbl 1 i_ g 1 t ij t t N f t t 1 J 1 Jl 11 tJ i Use the LatchetTool from behind and hook up the boltom stitch Remake the dropped litd1 s row by row On the finnl Hl V 1ransfcr 1hl stiti h from the Lau het Too...

Page 46: ...mbly J ttu1 1f _ H ft i Take the yarn out ofthe Yarn Feeder A n f i 1l J gH teW1 J J ii HQ Untangle any yam that has become wrapped around the Wheel Setthe Change Knob to CR to release the K Carriagc from the machine Lift up the K Carriagctowardsyou and remove it fromtheneedleOCd J K ijL U J 1 ffj J JJO H Ii Ji f JL I fj 1 Hllfi KIIl k L 1 YHni J t i IL Placethe K Carriage onto either ofthe Extens...

Page 47: ...the eve ofthe Transfer Tool into the hook o rhc needle 4 JI t Fill ftJ IJ h tlJ L Transfer the stitch into the hook of the needle L l11J t I I 1 J i 11 rt 1l1J iJ i fi 1 1J f _ Holdthe TransferTool in line Vith the needle and pull it to vards you 5 iii frH ilili i J JI 1 k di J 11 11 1 111 111Hiil J i 1fri1i ViHt rl llM111f 1w I_ Whenall s1itchcs aresafelyinthehooks ofl i need Jes alig_ n all need...

Page 48: ... Counter and Knit Leader Tripper back in operation J h Yt 1 f iii 1 1f1i _ 1 tr W i lt J1 1 rt 0 Pull down the loose unravelled yarn from behind the Rear Yam Gui Jc J 1 Ji WlhfJ J y l JWl0 12 To unravel several rows ofknitting repeat Steps IO 2 1111 11 1 r 1i1J1 1_Kt L l HOW TO PASS THE K CARRIAGE ACROSS THE NEEDLES WITHOl T K ilTTING l l H f ti i1l frB 1 2 J 11 v 1 PART r Ui 3 t11 ilJ llji 1 6 fi...

Page 49: ...or 1_ J______y c or SM ID t 00 KIil ri t Setthe K Carriage and operate it HOW TO CHECK IF THE EEDLES ARE SELECTED CORRECTLY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t the projection of the Feeding Knob at CJ mark on the nel without pushing it lEi HtillA J tlJ il fltffij 11 1 J j i Uf c l A J j j iG izl H r iEmir im T JL ra CHECK FOLLOWING POINTS IFTHE NEEDLES ARE NOT SELECTED CORRECTLY l Hs ifIi JtllJmA 1 Is the...

Page 50: ...at either end of the needlebed f e llHHHtL ui I ii ffr yh Jt J e tlU il Pick up the loop as shown using the Transfer Tool 48 frK JL J If Jt i _ _ J J 111 jlJBj cc I On the K Carriage side bring one edge needle forward from A to 8 position j _ flj 1 l lHZ fj c j Jf Q f zjfHJJ o Knit one row to the right Then new stitch knits l HII 1 X 2 1 rt Jt 1J ill f j hx 11 1 tU i _ lttl Using the 1 X 2 Transfe...

Page 51: ...f_ f llllt1 l P 1 jj IJ l J J vj tJ 9 fj 1 I Place the Transfer Tool onto the hooks ofthe adjacent inside needles and transfer the stitches 49 e 41 3 j J fl J rJ t ft i 1J fl tic l J_ Remove one stitch at the edge onto your fransfer Tuol 11 Hjg 111 j lJA j 1 14 Lo Return the empty needle to A position ff JIJ fUr J 1trt J 1 r 1 1W 4 il l I fHLl 11 i tJHfil I Remove two stitches at the edge using a ...

Page 52: ...on Band D position in thr case of pattern knitting have been knitted and those in E position have not heen knitted v ti r z H1 rt tl Plain Knitting Plating flllli1 etll E Fi lliJHlnutlt1t llli i J IJ Dj 17 IH Whenthe needle next tothose in E Position is selectedto D position for a Tuck Stitch pattern mtt11lH Next Needle J 1 ff IW tw i H fll Ht fr41J f l caving Pattern Fairisle Pattern 0 Q Jc f lj ...

Page 53: ...les from D to B position placethe stitches into the needlehooks using the Transfer Tool 51 _ ___ J pi __ V _ _ It al1ti iWiH VicJ tJII J idl titH U jH 1tt rllfll W ii Set the Holding Cam Lever to H and the Cam Buttons and Change Knob according to the pattern iJ Bf r j J iHt t i rJ 11 Bj iHIIIJ 1 J lfJ H Wdi tfiJ E _ Ii tt I IE Ji J iJ EFni nM IAJ fl UrI Z F H f t t f fHH f fr tr 501 i _b 1 Knitone...

Page 54: ...ng the Cast on Thread J Z U I 5 i H Jtffi fr tJ Jri r A J_ l r J il tAl t r i f1Jil fiJ H i IIkl H lJl letH1f J 18fv i L Repeat Steps 1 5_ Afterpartial knitting transfer the stitches inA position back into the hooks ofthe needles and remove the Cast on Thread Place needles in B pm ition 52 On the opposite side to K Carriagc nrnnuaHy knit the needles you wantto dccrc ise backto A position using the...

Page 55: ...Opn tc the L Carriagc until the mark comes to the rnrdopening __ ______ IHK Jl J hi ir Knit one row with ihc K Carriage 1 1Hi tt r li1 JliHat j flj h ll flj 1 I J 0 ii LIil 1 It Kt I J IfPb l J L 2 4 5 3 6 Llr illL ____________ C Vhen you want to increase on r the left hand side Operate the L Carriagc until the mark comes to the card opening and then follow the Steps I 2 4 5 J 6 above Mi i i n J l...

Page 56: ...in through the second stitch 2 and back out through the first stitch 1 l I J 4 i I N i JJ c LJl JH iiLW Continue in this v 1ay until you reach the righthand edge of the knitting i fk 1 ft i 1 i1 f f j fl J i f l l r J L _ li11 Thread yarn end into a Tapestry Needle From the hack p 1ss needle thr011ghth rirst ititch at the kft i 1 3 54 A ft iU flJ 11 1 11 j lj i J J 1 1f Jrfi t t From the front ins...

Page 57: ...itch facility you can make seamless cords Set the Tension Dial to approx one number lower tightc r than you did for the same yarn in stocking stitch EK LJ Jui t i l Jiikii lli JPART rn Place the K Carriage on theright ofthe machine and push in the right Part Button 55 1 11 1 d bt j_ Z i c J JAtJi llj A lfC H i Ji Jk Take the yarn out ofYarn Feeder A lllli dUIULi1 JJ i IJtJL IJ ril f 1 J After knit...

Page 58: ...the Tension Dial to approx one number lower tighter than you did for the same yarn in stocking stitch Jl Kt l l_fi E iit li bit JPART i i l L Placethe K Carriage on the right ofthe machine and push in the right Part Button 56 lb J UJ llJ i A l 8 B Jc Takethe yarn out ofYarn Feeder A lfli lUHJUL if Ll l i B JIJLJ ij z t l i ii 1 IJ After knitting several rows with waste yarn remove rhe knitting by ...

Page 59: ... ith v a te y 1rn ind then knit oni row ith the C i t nn I bread of C lH fir V J Ui _ 11 r l i 1 T h p j i 1j 1 J rl flE k L 1 ihi J J fr ijj fj J t j I 1 ii t I I l l I t 1 _ l int vourTrunsrerToul pick up the firq stiich orthe ru v abO c th c a t 1n n1read l lntrnuc richin µ up it11cht an is s the row 1 utc thnc Ill h tl lC lc s stitch tub p1ckcd np th rn thi re arc n dks 1 i 5 IIIIlj11111tm1111...

Page 60: ...11 i Ul H iHf 11 i lt JiF J IJD i i 1 J i i H 1 i f r B1 t ff o Starting with the second needle from either end bring every alternate needle forward to D position using the 1 1Needle Pusher The end needles must remain in B position Ii ti Cast on Thread Ill tlUHi11L 1i 1c Ill J HI iJd i1 fr Knit several rows with waste yarn and then knit one row with the Casi on Thread Jr rt x Ul 11t A IL Thread th...

Page 61: ...at s de of the 1 1 Needle Pusher fl U l57r Uv llli3 6 61 1 r ill Repeat Steps 3 6 on P 57to finish the hem 59 c J t ii ti fJ f l Lf L k Remove the L Carriage from the machine bv dcp c ing the Release Button Ji il iJ P Ji Yiil jf1J l XJI i ii i if J I t JU l ifitl J i i IHJ o Set the Row Counter to 000 and knrt the second half of the hem 1 e tllf sarne number of rows as for 1he first half ...

Page 62: ...fl Jf _j_ 1JBJ i 1 l ing the lat side of lht l Needle Pusher bring furn urd tlic required numhl r nfncc lles to B position t _I I t 1 l1 I I I11 tjl 1f I 1iiJI 1 1 1iJ1 llj fl I I1 J11 ifl 1 111f1 11 i i J 1 _ J J l r r1 ilJ l rutm i h1 i JltJ r ti 1 11 i 1 ji lj i2 ffJ J t jli L 1fJ 0 1 i Knit several rn v i with waste yarn then one row with the Cast on Thread ith main yarn orking in stocking sti...

Page 63: ... hold ofthe shank end and lift the faulty needle out from the needle bed J Hm 1 1 flJA 1 I Return needle to A position Ill fd llJl lJ fHl R 1 J l l J J Jll t rl Hi I il Jt f JI HJililll t iU11Jk 1 Holding the needles down withyour hand or the flat side ofyourI I Needle Pusher push the sponge Presser Bar back in place 61 i1 J J 1 i 1T J ll j Jh H J1 t1 rn 111 J 1 _ 1 Jk fl fl I j Ii Push one end of...

Page 64: ...of yarn and that they rc ol C smoothly l f J tf illH r Jt i I Do not put oil dir ctly onto the machine frp11t raih as s Hnvn using an oily cloth t 11j i l 4 Wi I 111 M f f ii Du not use alcohol bcnzin thinner or petrol 1 1 i flH i ffKfJL J ii 1f1 IH lrJ J t illl J J fJ l I I F1 f F J 11 Jj it1 l f ill 1J11 1 b 1r i ntit ii 1 m t 2 hrr J Ht t 1 1 tl nr 11JJ1 1j 11 _1_1 t ri Jr Hi l li L tJ l tJ i J...

Page 65: ... Lace Pattern and Fine Lace Pattern i itl 1 fJ fiJ it RECOMMENDED PUNCH CARDNO i EII PATTERN I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II 12 13 14 15 16 t1 1 iJll Tuck Stitch Pattern i ttri tl ll llm Multi colour Tuck Stitch Pattern t Skip Stitch Pattern tfl j l iHY Multi colour Skip Stitch Pattern Vt1t t Fairisle Pattern M iH Weaving Pattern i j t J J Ji ii t Plating Tuck Stitch Pattern ttJm t Lace Pattern itIll ft l...

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