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TITAN TN-1341

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Page 1: ...TITAN TN 1341 INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...and disconnect the power plug from the receptacle to ensure safety 4 If the machine is suddenly moved from a cold place to a warm place dew condensation may be observed In this case do NOT turn ON the...

Page 3: ...16 THREADING THE BOBBIN 17 THREADING THE UPPER THREAD 18 THREADING WITH THINNER THREADS 20 ADJUSTING TENSIONS 21 ADJUSTING UPPER TENSIONS 22 ADJUSTING BOBBIN TENSIONS 23 BOBBIN CAP STYLE 23 LATCH STYL...

Page 4: ...h length max Normal feed 9 mm Reverse feed 9 mm Needle 135 17 DPx17 Nm 90 14 to Nm 180 24 Standard Nm 160 23 Thread Tex 45 Tex 210 Hook Vertical axis 2 0 fold capacity hook Lift of presser foot Hand l...

Page 5: ...purchased your machine unassembled and you will need to follow these steps to prepare your machine for sewing 1 With two people lift your Titan TN 1341 onto the tabletop and align the machine into it...

Page 6: ...n See option page To mount the knee lifter follow the instructions below 1 Attach knee lifter plate rod Fig 2 Item 5 and knee press plate cover Fig 2 Item 6 to knee lifter plate rod bracket Fig 2 Item...

Page 7: ...lows 1 Adjust the belt tension with the height of the motor so that the belt sags 15 mm when the center of V belt is applied with a 9 8 N load 2 Please note that if the motor belt is too tight the mac...

Page 8: ...ew hole in the arm 2 Fix belt cover right Fig 4 Item 1 on the arm with screws 2 and 8 3 Fit belt cover left Fig 4 Item 3 to notch A and B of the belt cover right 4 Fix belt cover left Fig 4 Item 3 wit...

Page 9: ...e that the upper arm of the thread guide Fig 5 Item A is aligned directly above the lower arm Fig 5 Item B failure to align these may cause tension issues thread breakages and or other machine issues...

Page 10: ...he machine is properly lubricated before use The TN 1341 has 3 major components to its lubrication portion of the machine They are The face plate head unit the upper body and the shuttle arm area LUBR...

Page 11: ...ow marks Before you operate your machine for the rst time or after an extended period of disuse apply an adequate amount of oil to the points marked with the arrow marks Fig 7 Item 1 2 and 3 and to ea...

Page 12: ...es on lubrication Always ensure to use virgin mineral oil on your Titan Sewing Machine While under oiling your machine can cause damage to your machine over oiling can be an issue to your sewing as we...

Page 13: ...ll sell under the old commercial sizing system CBB and or Denier TEX is one of the easiest ways to read and understand thread The TEX number is the weight in grams of 1000 meters of that thread Exampl...

Page 14: ...rial Example 110 18 means that it is 1 10 mm is diameter at the blade of the needle Point The point is the first part that enters the material and can be a regular tip a cutting tip for leathers or a...

Page 15: ...o the needle bar upwards into the needle clamp hole until it will go no further 4 Tighten needle clamp screw firmly Notes on changing the needle It is recommended to only loosen the needle screw Remov...

Page 16: ...hrough 4 2 Pass the thread thru one of the holes on the bobbin from inside out 3 Engage bobbin winder lever A 4 TO ADJUST THE CAPACITY OF THE BOBBIN Loosen set screw B and adjust the position of the a...

Page 17: ...reading the bobbin BOBBIN CAP STYLE 1 Hold a bobbin so that the end of the thread wound round the bobbin is directed to the right clockwise and put it into the bobbin case 2 Pass the thread into the t...

Page 18: ...ay comfortably in the tension units 1 For common threads it is only necessary to thread this guide through any two holes on this guide 2 The curlier or twisted the thread is it is important to thread...

Page 19: ...UPPER THREAD Con t 6 Ensure the thread follows the path provided in Fig 18 Pay close attention to the thread guide Fig 18 Item 13 that is just above the needle This is commonly overlooked and can caus...

Page 20: ...Item 6 Notes on Threading Note that when the presser foot is lifted the tensions release from the thread It can be easier for an inexperienced user to often lift the foot when threading to make sure t...

Page 21: ...l be easier to achieve The above figure Fig 21 demonstrates what incorrect tensions can look like To resolve this issue you may need to INCREASE your top tension or DECREASE your bobbin tension The ab...

Page 22: ...read it is important to try to keep both tension units at a similar position This will help to try to keep your machine working correctly To Increase the upper tension turn the tension units in the di...

Page 23: ...e all adjustments to the top tensions BOBBIN CAP STYLE LATCH STYLE To Increase the bobbin tension turn the tension screw 2 in the direction of A To decrease the bobbin tension turn the tension screw 2...

Page 24: ...he unit To increase the stroke loosen screw Fig 26 Item 2 and rotate the stopper to the right Then tighten screw 2 To decrease the stroke loosen screw Fig 26 Item 2 and rotate the stopper to the left...

Page 25: ...length and reverse When pressing down on the reverse lever notice that the stitch length is proportional This means that pressing the lever down maximum will match the stitch length in reverse By pres...

Page 26: ...d that allows the operator to lift and lock the foot in the up position When you want to keep the foot lifted in the up position pull the lever Fig 28 Item 1 upwards into the locked position This will...

Page 27: ...ssure dial Item 1 conterclockwise the left Then tighten nut 2 INSIDE PRESSER FOOT PRESSURE To increase the inside foot pressure tighten screw Fig 29 Item 3 by turning the screw clockwise To decrease t...

Page 28: ...ncrease the alternation turn the Climbing device dial Fig 30 Item 1 to a higher number clockwise The higher the number the larger the gap between the inner and outer foot grows Fig 31 Item A To decrea...

Page 29: ...maximum speed of the sewing machine is 2500 spm this is only suggested when sewing within the parameters of the chart below It is highly recommended that you adjust your speed accordingly when it come...

Page 30: ...releases the connection between the two shafts This essentially is in place to help reduce any damage or timing issues Figure 32 RESETTING YOUR SAFETY CLUTCH 1 Remove any threads caught in the shuttl...

Page 31: ...2 Damage by fire Earthquake lighting wind flood salt corrosive moisture abnormal power voltage and any other damage cause by the natural disaster or by the inappropriate environments 3 Dropping after...

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