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After draining the oil, tighten the oil drain
sc
rew 0 .
5. Periodi
ca
lly
wipe
away any oil which
co
llects
in
the r
ear
bed oil s
ump
0 with a cloth.
6. Turn the machine pulle
y,
so that the o
il
hole
cove
r @ is facing
up
ward, and then remove the o
il
h
ole
cover
@
and fill the oil tank
0 with oi
l.
If
the l
eve
l
of
lubricating
oil
drops below the middle reference line 0
on
the oil tank, no oil will thus not be lu-
bricated sufficiently. Be sure to maintain the lubri
ca
ting oil level
at
a l
eve
l above the center
ref
eren
ce
line.
7. Attach the o
il
hole cover @ .
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if
the machine is being u
se
d with lhe pull
er
atlached remove the
cove
r screws
G)
and
fill with o
il
until the l
eve
l
reach
es
the upper referen
ce
line in the o
il
sig
ht
glass.
If the o
il
level drops to the l
owe
r reference line, be sure to add m
ore
oil.
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co
mpleted, tighten the
cove
r scr
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sw
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2.
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pre
ss the treadle slightly and c
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ck th
at
the ma-
c
hin
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pull
ey
s
tarts
to
turn
in
th
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direction
of
the
arrow
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th
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dir
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tion
of
rotation is r
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d, ch
ange
the
direction
of
rotation
to
the
co
rre
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dir
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ion while
r
efe
rring to the instruction ma
nu
al for the electro-
nic control.
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th
e
fir
st 3-4
days
of
u
se,
run
the
m
ac
hine
at
50
0
rpm
l
owe
r than lhe usual speed, This will help
co
ntribute t a lon
ger
se
rvice
li
fe for the m
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vary
depending
on
sewing
co
nditions. Select the correct ones by referring
to the able below.
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TVX64 14#
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yarn
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yarn
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