Consew 210 - Machine Installation and Setup; Table Mounting and Leveling; Knee Lifter Mechanism Assembly

The )an fits .. o standard size table cut-o~ , (19/t x
7% , .. ) and is supported at the four corners without
screws or bolts. The weight of the head alone suffices
for accurate seating. Note that the oil pan must setUe
down easily into the cut-out vv.irhout use of force. If
necessary rasp the edges of the cut-out and those of the
corner supports.
No felt pads are required on top of these corner sup-
ports.
They should be rernoved, if the machine is to
be instal.led into an old table. To level the oil pan
within the table cut-out, put rnachine head in place,
having inserted the hinge hooks into the bed beforehand.
With the machine head resting on the neoprene rubber
oil pan gttsket, turn adjustment screws (Fig. 2) until
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top of machine bed projects evenly above the surface of the table top. The machine hinges rnust not
support the head except when it is tilted back.
Insert plunger "P" into its seat inside the oil pan (Fig. 3) and assemble knee lifter lever and pad to its
component parts at the front of the oil pan. Adjust stops of knee lifter mechanism so that there is only
a little play before it starts to lift the presser foot and that it is raised all the way without any strain
on the lifter parts and without tendency to lift the entire head.
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