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Threading the upper thread, Pull out about 45mm of thead through each of the needle eyes.

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4-2. Threading the upper thread CAUTION 4. SEWING ɾ Turn off the power switch before threading the thread, otherwise the machine may operate if the start switch is depressed by mistake and serious injury could result. [NOTE] ɾ Turn the machine pulley and raise the thread take-up lever q before threading the upper thread. This will make threading easier and it will prevent the thread from coming out at the sewing start. ɾ Thread the left-side thread first. ɾ When threading the thread through the needle, allow a distance of approximately 45 mm between the needle hole and the end of the thread. If the trailing length of the thread is too long, it may cause the thread to become tangled. ɾ If the thread coming from the thread block catches loosely on the cotton stand, pass the thread through the thread guide spring when sewing. q [NOTE] Pass the thtead through the needle eyes from inside to outside. Pull out about 45mm of thead through each of the needle eyes. [NOTE] Pass the thread correctly between the tension discs. ʕ 25 ʕ B A S -705

Section	Page
Go to Instruction Manual Top Page	1
1. PART NAMES AND SPECIFICATIONS	4
1-1. Part names	4
1-2. Specifications	4
1-3.Program list	5
2. PREPARATION	6
2-1. Installing the machine	6
2-2.Removing the machine head fixing bolt	7
2-3.Removing the BM support slide shaft fixing screw	7
2-4.Installing the auxiliary legs	8
2-5. Checking the loop cutting	8
2-6. Lubrication	9
2-7.Installing the cotton stand	10
2-8.Using the air unit	11
2-9.Pulley rotation direction	11
2-10. Threading belt loop	12
2-11. Detal on standard data settings	13
2-12. Checking the sewing data	13
2-13. Initializing the sewing data	14
3. PANEL OPERATION	15
3-1. Explanation of panel	15
3-2.Data setting methods	16
4. SEWING	27
4-1. Replacing needle	27
4-2. Threading the upper thread	28
4-3 Winding bobbin thread	29
4-4. Replacing the bobbin case and threading the thread	30
4-5. Sewing conditions and thread tension	31
4-6. Trial sewing	33
4-7. Automatic sewing	35
5. STANDARD ADJUSTMENT（MACHINE HEAD）	38
5-1. Tilting back the machine head	38
5-2. Adjusting the needle bar height	39
5-3. Needle bar lift stroke adjustment	40
5-4. Shuttle driver needle contact adjustment	41
5-5. Needle to shuttle hook point gap adjustment	42
5-6. Adjusting the shuttle hook thread guide	43
5-7. Adjusting the movable knife	43
5-8. Adjusting the thread wiper	48
5-9. Adjusting the width between the needles	49
6. STANDARD ADJUSTMENT (MECHANISMS)	51
6-1. Adjustments required when the belt loop length is changed	52
6-2. Adjustments required when the belt loop width is changed	55
6-3. Adjustments required when the belt loop thickness is changed	58
6-4. Adjusting the looseness of the belt loops	64
6-5. Adjusting the folding margin	65
6-6. Adjusting the folding	66
6-7. Changing the loop cutting shape (V cut or flat cut)	67
6-8. Replacing the movable knife and fixed knife	68
6-9. Adjusting the belt loop and presser foot height	68
7. MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION	69
7-1.Cleaning the rotary hook	69
7-2.Lubrication	69
7-3.Draining the oil	70
7-4.Cleaning the eye guard	70
7-5.Checking the needle	70
7-6.Cleaning the machine pulley	70
8. DIP SWITCH	71
8-1.Panel DIP switch functions	71
8-2.Main circuit board DIP switch functions	73
9. ERROR CODES	74
10. TROUBLESHOOTING	77
10-1. Machine Head	77
10-2. Mechanisms	82
11. OPTIONS	85
11-1. Hand set switch unit	85
11-2. Upper thread breakage detector assembly	86
11-3. Belt loop slackener	87
11-4. Loop setting sensor	88