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(1) Changing the stroke
of
thread take-up spring
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1) Loosen setscrew (2).
2)
As
you
turn
tension post
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clockwise (in direction
@),
the stroke
of
the thread take-up sping will be increased.
3)
As
you turn the
knob
counterclockwise (in
dir
ec
tion@)
, the stroke will
be
decreased.
(2) Changing the pressure
of
thread take-up spring
CD
·
I) Loosen setscrew (2), and trmove thread tension (asm)
(3).
2) Loosen
setscrew@.
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you turn tensi
on
post
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lockwise (in direction
@),
the press
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you
tum
the
post
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terclockwise (in
direction@)
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pr
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