Stitch'n Fold
INSTALLATION
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
LUBRICATION:
Disconnect electrical power. Next, remove the front
cover and both side covers.
Use SAE-20 oil to lubricate porous bronze bearings,
plastic bearings, chains, and shafts.
Use 10 weight, SAE-10 oil , to lubricate the stitching
heads every time a new coil of stitching wire is
loaded. Clean and lubricate the magnetic rotator.
Lubricate the driver bar and the bender bar latch.
See stitching head owners manual for detailed
lubrication instructions.
CLEANING:
Use alcohol to clean the belts.
Use a 50-50 mixture of alcohol and water to clean
the folding rollers.
LOADING & THREADING WIRE:
Use only approved stitching wire, part number 415-
0225. Open the top guard to reach the wire spool
studs. Remove the rst retaining pin on each stud.
While holding back the white brake pad, mount the
coil of stitching wire so the wire comes o upward
from the backside, and replace the pin.
Thread the wire upward through the large opening in
the spring lever assembly, over the curved section of
the lever, and through the slot in the lever. Continue
to thread the wire over the large roller on top of the
stitcher head, through the straightening rollers, into
the check pawl, and down past the gripper. (For
easier threading, temporarily turn straightening roller
to "OFF" position.) Guide the wire about 1/8" into
the hole in the top of the cutter.
When both heads are threaded, the machine is ready
to operate. However, it will take two cycles before
proper stitches are produced. See instructions in the
stitching head owners manual for detailed instruction
on threading wire.
BEFORE UNCRATING:
Examine the crate for visible damage. If the crate is
damaged, the machine might be damaged. Notify
the carrier who delivered the machine.
UNCRATING THE MACHINE:
Carefully remove the machine from its container. Lift
the machine by grasping its strong framework. Tug-
ging on cables, covers, or other delicate components
could cause damage.
Examine the machine for damages incurred during
shipping. Do not install a damaged machine. Notify
the carrier immediately, and be sure to get a signed
copy of the Carrier Inspector's Report of the dam-
age incurred. Your service representative will assist
you in determining the cost of repairs.
ELECTRICAL POWER:
The power cord can be plugged into any 115V, 60
Hz, 1 Phase, 15 Amp circuit. The machine draws
less than 10 amps.
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