JUKI MO-2416 User Manual

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No.04
MODEL
MO.24O4
l.NEEDLE
OVEREDGER
MODEL
MO-241
4
2.NEEDLE
OVEREDGER
MODEL
MO
-241
6
SAFETY
STITCHER
InsrnucTtoN
Congratulations on'
your
purchase
of JUKI
MO-2400
Series machines.
Please read this Instruction Book
carefully
before
using these units in order
to
get
the most out of
them and to enjoy using them for a long
time.
[For
ttre
first
one
month or
so, operate the
I
lmachine
at about
80% speed of its
max.
I
[sewing
speed.
J
BEFORE
OPERATION
Cloth
plate
cover
1. Do
not hold
the
cloth
plate
cover when
carrying
the
machine.
3.
Apply
two
or three
drops
of oil to
the needle bar
guide
and
upper
looper
guide
when
operating
the
machine for
the
first
time
after setup
or
after a long
period
of disuse.
A"iewed
from
toP)
oir
sause
sz
f&
2. lf
the
red color is'not
seen when
you
look down
or
sideward
at the
oil
gauge,
supply oil in
accordance with
"6.
Lubrication".
Running direction
4.
The
correct machine running direction
is
such that the handwheel
turns clock-
wise
as viewed
from
the handwheel's
side.
Never
run the machine in the
reverse
direction.
CAUTIONS IN
OPERATION
1.
Do
not
put
your
hand under the
needle
whijn
you
turn
on the
power
switch.
4. Never bring
your
fingers
or hair
close to, or
place
anything
on the
handwheel,
V-belt, bobbin
winder wheel or motor
during operation.
lt
may lead
to serious
personal
injuries.
5.
lf
your
machine is
provided
with a belt cover, finger
guard
and
eye
guard,
never operate
your
machine
with
any of
them removed.
2. Do not
put your
hand into the
face
plate
section
while
the
machine is
running.
3. Be sure
to turn
off the
power
switch before
you
remove the
V
belt.
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JUKI MO-2416 Specifications

General

Differential Feed	0.7-2.0
Differential Feed Ratio	0.7 - 2.0
Type	Overlock
Number of Needles	2
Number of Threads	4

Summary

Motor Pulley and V Belt

Lubrication

Lubricating the needle color

Procedure for lubricating the needle cooler with silicone oil.

Attaching a Needle

Threading the Machine

Thread Tension

Presser Foot Pressure and Lifter

Adjusting the Stitch Length

Differential Feed Mechanism

Height of Needle

Setting the Loopers

Lower looper

Setting the correct position and clearance for the lower looper.

Upper looper

Setting the correct position and clearance for the upper looper.

Double-chain looper

Presser Foot and Feed Dog

Contact of the presser foot with the throat plate top surface

Height of feed dog

Knives and Overedge Width

Height of the lower knife

Adjusting the height of the lower knife relative to the throat plate.

Height of the upper knife

Adjusting the upper knife overlap with the lower knife.

Overedge width

Needle Guard

For 1-Needle and 2-Needle Overedgers

For safety stitchers

Stitch Failures and Corrective Measures