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Gritzner 1002 - Adjustment of Equal Stitch Length for Forward;Reverse-Controlled Utility Stitches

Gritzner 1002
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21. Adjustment of equal stitch length for forward/reverse-controlled utility stitches
Requirement:
The needle perforations for the honeycomb stitch and the stretch triple straight stitch must always take
place in the same penetration holes for forward and reverse feed (fig. 21).
Check:
Set left knob to the widest zigzag stitch setting (fig. 21a).
Set right knob to the honeycomb stitch.
Set stitch length to “SS” (fig. 21b).
Sew the honeycomb stitch.
Adjustment:
Fold up the carrying handle.
Turn out both arm cover retaining screws and remove arm cover.
Loosen nut 66 with a 5.5 mm socket wrench (fig. 21c).
Turn screw 67 approx. one turn left in direction “B”.
The stitch length of the honeycomb stitch should now be a bit too long.
Turn screw 67 stepwise, by about 1/8 of a turn each, in direction “A”.
Sew honeycomb stitches each time and check needle perforations.
Continue adjusting screw 67 until the needle enters the same perforations.
Tighten nut 66 without turning screw 67.
Test:
Sew the honeycomb stitch and the stretch triple straight stitch and check whether the needle always
enters the same perforations.

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