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JUKI APW-896/IP-420 User Manual

JUKI APW-896/IP-420
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APW-896/IP-420
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
* "CompactFlash(TM)" is the registered trademark of SanDisk Corporation, U.S.A.

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JUKI APW-896/IP-420 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJUKI
ModelAPW-896/IP-420
CategorySewing Machine
LanguageEnglish

Summary

I. CAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATION

II. CONFIGURATION OF THE MACHINE

III. SPECIFICATIONS

1. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Details the mechanical aspects of the sewing machine model.

2. ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Details the electrical requirements and specifications of the machine.

IV. INSTALLATION

1. REMOVING PACKING MATERIALS

Procedure for safely removing all packing materials from the machine.

2. SECURING THE MACHINE

Instructions on how to properly secure the machine for operation.

3. CONNECTING THE FOOT PEDAL

Step-by-step guide for connecting the foot pedal to the machine.

4. CONNECTING THE AIR COUPLER

Instructions for connecting the air coupler for pneumatic systems.

5. CONNECTING THE POWER PLUG

Guidance on correctly connecting the power plug to the machine.

6. ASSEMBLING THE THREAD STAND AND ATTACHING IT TO THE MACHINE

Steps for assembling and attaching the thread stand.

7. INSTALLING SP-46 (CLAMP BAR STACKER)

Procedure for installing the optional clamp bar stacker.

8. INSTALLING SP-47 (ROLLER STACKER)

Procedure for installing the optional roller stacker.

9. REMOVING THE HEAD FIXING PLATE

Steps for removing the head fixing plate.

10. INSTALLING THE SUB-TABLE

Procedure for installing the sub-table.

11. INSTALLING OPERATION PANEL IP-420

Guide for installing the IP-420 operation panel.

12. LUBRICATING THE OIL TANK

Detailed instructions for lubricating the oil tank.

13. INSTALLING SA-120 (INTERLINING SUPPLYING DEVICE)

Steps for installing the SA-120 interlining supplying device.

14. ADJUSTMENT OF SA-120 (INTERLINING SUPPLYING DEVICE)

Procedures for adjusting the SA-120 interlining supplying device.

V. PREPARATION OF THE SEWING MACHINE

1. HOW TO OPERATE THE SEWING MACHINE HEAD

Instructions on operating the sewing machine head, including needle and thread setup.

2. HOW TO REMOVE THE SEWING TABLE

Procedure for removing the sewing table for access.

3. HOW TO WIND THE BOBBINS

Detailed instructions on how to wind bobbins correctly.

4. HOW TO THREAD THE BOBBIN CASE

Guide on how to thread the bobbin case properly.

5. HOW TO INSTALL THE BOBBIN CASE

Steps for installing the bobbin case into the machine.

6. HOW TO ADJUST THE THREAD TENSION

Instructions for adjusting both bobbin and needle thread tension.

7. SETTING THE MATERIAL TO BE SEWN

Guidance on how to correctly position the garment body for sewing.

8. ADJUSTING THE MATERIAL GUIDE

How to adjust the material guide for proper sewing alignment.

VI. HOW TO USE THE OPERATION PANEL

1. PREFACE

Introduction to using the operation panel and media.

Inserting the CompactFlash (TM)

Instructions for inserting the CompactFlash card into the panel.

Removing the CompactFlash (TM)

Steps for safely removing the CompactFlash card.

Inserting a device into the USB port

Guide for connecting a USB device to the operation panel.

Disconnecting a device from the USB port

Instructions for safely disconnecting a USB device.

Cautions when using the media

Important warnings and precautions for handling media and USB devices.

2. BASIC OPERATION OF THE OPERATION PANEL (IP-420)

Overview of the components and layout of the IP-420 operation panel.

Buttons used in common

Explanation of common buttons and their functions on the panel.

(3) Basic operation

Initial steps for operating the sewing machine via the panel.

(3) Basic operation

Details on selecting patterns, starting, and stopping sewing.

(3) Basic operation

Instructions for operating the clamp foot for device mounting.

3. EXPLANATION OF THE BASIC SCREEN

Detailed explanation of the input screen in independent sewing mode.

(2) Sewing screen (Independent sewing mode)

Detailed explanation of the sewing screen in independent sewing mode.

(3) Input screen (Alternate sewing mode)

Explanation of the input screen for alternate sewing mode.

(4) Sewing screen (Alternate sewing mode)

Explanation of the sewing screen for alternate sewing mode.

(5) Input screen (Cycle sewing mode)

Explanation of the input screen for cycle sewing mode.

(6) Sewing screen (Cycle sewing mode)

Explanation of the sewing screen for cycle sewing mode.

4. USING THE COUNTER

Steps for setting up the sewing machine counters.

(1) Setting procedure of the counter

Steps for setting up the sewing machine counters.

(1) Setting procedure of the counter

Procedure for setting the number of pieces counter.

(3) Changing the target value of the counter

How to change the target count value for sewing and piece counters.

(4) Change the existing value of counter

How to change the current existing value of the counters.

(2) Releasing procedure of count-up

Procedure to release or reset the count-up function.

(3) Counter value changing procedure during sewing

How to change counter values while sewing is in progress.

5. USING THE BOBBIN THREAD AMOUNT ADJUSTMENT COUNTER

Steps to set the counter for bobbin thread remaining amount detection.

(1) Setting procedure of the bobbin thread remaining amount adjustment counter

Steps to set the counter for bobbin thread remaining amount detection.

(1) Setting procedure of the bobbin thread remaining amount adjustment counter

How to set the adjustment value for bobbin thread remaining amount detection.

(2) Releasing procedure of the bobbin thread remaining amount detection count-up

Procedure to reset or release the bobbin thread detection count-up.

* Setting of the bobbin thread remaining amount adjustment counter *

Guide for setting the bobbin thread remaining amount counter.

6. CHANGING THE SEWING MODE

How to switch between different sewing modes (independent, alternate, cycle).

7. USING THE SEWING PATTERN

Steps to select a sewing pattern from the available list.

(1) Performing the selection of pattern

Steps to select a sewing pattern from the available list.

(2) Performing the new creation of pattern

Instructions for creating new sewing patterns.

(3) Copying the pattern

Procedure for copying existing sewing patterns.

(3) Copying the pattern

Details on inputting copy destination and starting the pattern copy process.

(4) Erasing the pattern

Steps for erasing sewing patterns from memory.

(5) Naming the pattern

How to input names for the sewing patterns.

(6) Editing procedure of the cycle sewing data

How to edit cycle sewing data, including registering and erasing patterns.

8. CHANGING THE SEWING DATA

Steps to change or select sewing data.

(1) Changing procedure of the sewing data

Steps to change or select sewing data.

(2) Sewing data list

List of items displayed in the data input screen and their settings.

(2) Sewing data list

Detailed list of sewing data items, setting ranges, and initial values.

(2) Sewing data list

Continued list of sewing data items, their setting ranges, and initial values.

(2) Sewing data list

Further details on sewing data items, including marking light settings.

(2) Sewing data list

More sewing data items, including stacker and interlining functions.

(2) Sewing data list

Continuation of sewing data items, including flap priority and lockstitch pitch.

(2) Sewing data list

Further sewing data items related to condensation and back tack settings.

(2) Sewing data list

More sewing data items, including back tack return and condensation pitch.

(2) Sewing data list

Additional sewing data items covering last stitch pitch and back tack pitch.

(2) Sewing data list

More sewing data items, including jump feed speed and dart stretcher.

(2) Sewing data list

Final sewing data items, including flap length and sewing speed modes.

(3) Copying function of the upper and lower alternate sewing data

How to copy upper and lower alternate sewing data between modes.

(3) Copying function of the upper and lower alternate sewing data

Details on how data is inversed during copying and a list of affected data items.

9. CHANGING THE MEMORY SWITCH DATA

Steps to access and change memory switch data settings.

(1) Changing procedure of the memory switch data

Steps to access and change memory switch data settings.

(2) Memory switch data list

List of Level 1 memory switch data items and their initial values.

(2) Memory switch data list

List of Level 1 memory switch data items, including motor and sensor settings.

(2) Memory switch data list

More Level 1 memory switch data items, covering pedal and knife settings.

(2) Memory switch data list

Final Level 1 memory switch data items, including language selection.

(2) Memory switch data list

List of Level 2 memory switch data items, for maintenance personnel.

(2) Memory switch data list

More Level 2 memory switch data items, including sewing speed selection.

(2) Memory switch data list

Final Level 2 memory switch data items, including back tack control and corner knife settings.

10. PERFORMING OPTIONAL SETTING

Steps to access and change optional settings on the machine.

(1) Changing procedure of the optional setting

Steps to access and change optional settings on the machine.

(2) Optional setting list

List of available optional settings and their mounting status.

11. CHANGING THE DEVICE SETTING

Steps to access and change device-specific settings.

(1) Changing procedure of the device setting

Steps to access and change device-specific settings.

(2) Device setting list

List of device settings, including gauge size and cut length.

12. CUSTOMIZING THE PEDAL OPERATION

How to select and apply customized pedal operation data.

(1) Method to select and use the customized data

How to select and apply customized pedal operation data.

(2) Customizing the pedal operation data

Detailed steps for customizing pedal operations like clamp foot and interlining.

(2) Customizing the pedal operation data

Further details on customizing pedal operations, including function registration.

13. CUSTOMIZING THE DATA INPUT SCREEN

Steps to customize the display of buttons on the data input screen.

(1) Customizing procedure

Steps to customize the display of buttons on the data input screen.

(1) Customizing procedure

How to register specific sewing data to customizing buttons for quick access.

14. PERFORMING THE CUSTOMIZING SETTING OF THE SEWING SCREEN

Steps to customize the display of buttons on the sewing screen.

(1) Customizing procedure

Steps to customize the display of buttons on the sewing screen.

(1) Customizing procedure

How to register direct patterns for quick selection on the sewing screen.

15. USING THE INFORMATION

How to access the information screen to view maintenance, production, and operation data.

(1) Display the information screen

How to access the information screen to view maintenance, production, and operation data.

(1) Observing the maintenance inspection information

How to view and clear maintenance timers for needle, cleaning, and oil.

(2) Releasing procedure of the warning

Procedure to release or clear inspection warnings.

(3) Observing the production control information

How to view production targets, actual results, pitch time, and thread trimming counts.

(3) Observing the production control information

How to view production control information from the sewing screen.

(4) Performing setting of the production control information

How to set final target value, pitch time, and thread trimming counts.

(5) Start the count of number of pieces of production

How to start and stop the production count.

(7) Clear the counted value

How to clear the counted production values.

(5) Observing the operation measurement information

How to view operation rate, machine speed, pitch time, and machine time.

(5) Observing the operation measurement information

How to start, stop, and clear operation measurement data.

16. USING THE COMMUNICATION FUNCTION

Information on the types of data that can be handled for communication.

(1) Handling possible data

Information on the types of data that can be handled for communication.

(2) Performing communication by using the media

How to perform communication using media like CompactFlash cards.

(3) Performing communication by using USB

How to perform communication via a USB connection.

(4) Take-in of the data

Steps for displaying and selecting communication procedures.

(5) Take-in of plural data together

How to select and transfer multiple data files simultaneously.

17. PERFORMING FORMATTING OF THE MEDIA

How to display the media formatting screen.

(1) Display the media format screen

How to display the media formatting screen.

(2) Start formatting of the media

Procedure to start formatting the media using the IP-420.

VII. MAINTENANCE

1. INSPECTION

Maintenance and inspection procedures for the pneumatic system.

(1) Maintenance and inspection of the pneumatic device

Maintenance and inspection procedures for the pneumatic system.

(2) Maintenance and inspection related to the sewing machine

Routine maintenance and inspection for the sewing machine itself.

(3) With regard to the waste oil of the hook oil

Procedures for handling and draining waste oil from the hook.

(4) With regard to the cleaning of the hook shaft base

Instructions for cleaning the hook shaft base.

2. MARKING LIGHT

How to use the marking light for setting sewing references.

(1) Marking light for sewing reference setting

How to use the marking light for setting sewing references.

(2) Adjusting the marking light irradiation position

How to adjust the position of the marking light's irradiation.

3. REPLENISHING GREASE TO THE DESIGNATED PLACE

Information on grease replenishment warnings and error codes.

(1) Grease-up procedure

Step-by-step procedure for applying grease to machine parts.

(1) Grease-up procedure

Continuation of grease-up procedure for needle bar and other sections.

4. CONSUMABLE REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS

List of consumable parts that require periodic replacement.

5. TILTING THE MACHINE

Procedures for tilting the sewing machine for access or maintenance.

6. STANDARD OF REPLACING TIME OF THE GAS SPRING

Information on the standard replacement time for the gas spring.

7. REPLACING PROCEDURE BETWEEN DOUBLE-WELT AND SINGLE-WELT

How to switch between double-welt and single-welt sewing types.

(1) Replacing procedure between double-welt and single-welt

How to switch between double-welt and single-welt sewing types.

(3) Replacing the binder

Steps for replacing the binder assembly.

8. CORNER KNIFE

(1) Corner knife unit

Information about the corner knife unit and initial adjustments.

(2) Adjusting the corner knife

Detailed instructions for adjusting the corner knife's angle and cutting length.

(3) Corner knife adjustment function screen

How to use the function screen for corner knife adjustment.

(3) Corner knife adjustment function screen

How to display and use the corner knife adjustment sewing screen.

(4) Corner knife actuating position setting procedure

Steps for setting the actuating position of the corner knife.

(5) Feature of the corner knife actuating position setting

Explanation of corner knife features and cutting behavior.

(5) Feature of the corner knife actuating position setting

Guidance on adjusting corner knife cutting length and handling errors.

(6) Deflection amount setting

How to set the deflection amount using automatic detection.

9. CENTER KNIFE

(1) Center knife actuating position setting procedure

Steps to set the actuating position for the center knife.

(2) Feature of the center knife actuating position setting

Details on center knife indexing and its relation to corner knife settings.

(2) Feature of the center knife actuating position setting

Explanation of center knife cutting position changes based on knife types.

10. ADJUSTING THE POSITION OF THE SENSOR FOR DETECTING FLAPS

(1) Adjust the positions of both right and left sensors for detecting flaps

How to adjust the position of flap sensors for accurate detection.

11. CAUSES AND CORRECTIVE MEASURES AGAINST TROUBLES WITH THE BOBBIN THREAD REMAINING AMOUNT DETECTING DEVICE

1) The bobbin thread remaining amount detecting function fails to work even when the bobbin thread has run out.

Troubleshooting common issues with the bobbin thread remaining amount detection.

12. HOW TO ADJUST THE FOOT PEDAL

(1) Display the pedal customizing screen

How to access the pedal customizing screen.

(2) When FOOT PEDAL ADJUSTMENT button is pressed

Setting the number of pedal steps based on depressing depth.

(3) Pedal sensor voltage value in the present pedal depressing state is displayed

How to input pedal sensor voltage values for different pedal positions.

13. ERROR CODE LIST

E001 Initialization of EEPROM of MAIN CPU

Error code E001 related to EEPROM initialization and recovery.

E007 Machine-lock

Error code E007 for machine lock due to rotation issues and recovery.

E010 Pattern No. error

Error code E010 for invalid pattern numbers and recovery.

E027 Read error

Error code E027 for read errors from servers and recovery.

E028 Write error

Error code E028 for write errors to servers and recovery.

E029 Lid of media slot is open.

Error code E029 for an open media slot and recovery.

A201 Needle replacing time warning

Warning A201 for needle replacement time and recovery.

A202 Cleaning time warning

Warning A202 for cleaning time and recovery.

A203 Oil replacement time warning

Warning A203 for oil replacement time and recovery.

E220 Grease-up warning

Warning E220 for grease-up status and recovery.

E221 Grease-up error

Error E221 for grease-up condition and recovery.

E303 Semilunar plate sensor error

Error E303 for semilunar plate sensor failure and recovery.

E349 Step-out detection sensor does not react.

Error E349 for step-out sensor issues and recovery.

E351 Reflecting tape for detecting angle has been deteriorated.

Error E351 related to deteriorated reflecting tape and recovery.

E353 Angle detection sensor fails to detect.

Error E353 for angle detection sensor failure and recovery.

E386 Corner knife fixing side bottom detection error

Error E386 for corner knife fixing side bottom detection and recovery.

E387 Corner knife fixing side top detection error

Error E387 for corner knife fixing side top detection and recovery.

E401 Copy disapproved

Error E401 for disapproved copy operations and recovery.

E402 Erasing disapproved

Error E402 for disapproved erasing operations and recovery.

E474 It cannot be used with single welt setting.

Error E474 for incompatibility with single welt settings and recovery.

E475 Flap priority sewing mode selection at the time of slant flap sewing is disapproved.

Error E475 for flap priority sewing disapproval and recovery.

E480 Max. value of clearance between corner knives on the moving side error

Error E480 regarding max clearance between corner knives and recovery.

E481 Max. value of clearance between corner knives on the fixing side error

Error E481 regarding max clearance between corner knives and recovery.

E702 CPU runaway detection

Error E702 for CPU runaway detection and recovery.

E703 Panel is connected to the sewing machine which is not supposed (Machine type error)

Error E703 for incorrect panel/machine connection and recovery.

E904 Solenoid power (33V) abnormality

Error E904 for solenoid power abnormality and recovery.

E905 Heat sink temperature for SERVO CONTROL circuit board abnormality

Error E905 for heat sink temperature abnormality and recovery.

14. INPUT NUMBER TABLE

Name

Table listing input names and their corresponding connector numbers.