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Cleaning, Machine, Oiling, Maintenance

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25. MACHINE MAINTENANCE * An overlock requires more maintenance than a conventional machine mainly due to two reasons. 1) A lot of lint is produced due to the cutting action of the knives. 2) An overlock runs at a very high speed and needs to be oiled frequently to lubricate the internal working parts. . CLEANING THE MACHINE Danger: Before cleaning your machine, disconnect power line plug from the wall receptacle. * Clean the lint from the looper and knife area often with a dry lint brush. • OILING THE MACHINE Danger: Before lubricating your machine, disconnect power line plug from the wall receptacle. * The oiling points shown in the diagram, should be oiled periodically. Note: Use sewing machine oil. Do not use any other oil or damage could result. 40 /

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CLEANING
THE
MACHINE
40
•
OILING
THE
MACHINE
Danger:
Before
lubricating
your
machine,
disconnect
power
line
plug
from
the
wall
receptacle.
*
The
oiling
points
shown
in
the
diagram,
should
be
oiled
periodically.
Note:
Use
sewing
machine
oil.
Do
not
use
any
other
oil
or
damage
could
result.
/
25.
MACHINE
MAINTENANCE
*
An
overlock
requires
more
maintenance
than
a
conventional
machine
mainly
due
to
two
reasons.
1)
A
lot
of
lint
is
produced
due
to
the
cutting
action
of
the
knives.
2)
An
overlock
runs
at
a
very
high
speed
and
needs
to
be
oiled
frequently
to
lubricate
the
internal
working
parts.
Danger:
Before
cleaning
your
machine,
disconnect
power
line
plug
from
the
wall
receptacle.
*
Clean
the
lint
from
the
looper
and
knife
area
often
with
a
dry
lint
brush.