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Insfrucfions
for
Mechanics
20.
The
V-Belt
Drive
When mounting the V-belf for the first time, remember
that
a crookedly
mounted
belt
will
wear
more
quickly. Hence,
do
not
force
the
belt
on
the
pulley.
The
various
motors
which
are
used
to
drive
the
PFAFF
433
are
standard
motors
which
meet
German
DIN 42691
requirements.
They
are
hinged
on
the
motor
bracket
by
means
of
a hinge
stud
and,
after
loosening a
set
screv/
or a nut, can be
readily
swung to
any
desired
position in
order
to tension
the belt. (See PKA
motor
pictured
in
photo
18).
It
takes
some experience to
set
the tension on the belt correctly so as to
avoid excessive pressure on the
top
shaft
bearings
and
attendant
over-
heoting
and
seizing
of
the machine.
Photo
18
The belt is correctly tenstoned if you con readily compress it
cuboui
^'4
of
on
inch
midway
between
the
pulleys.
21
From the library of: Superior Sewing Machine & Supply LLC

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