Repairing the knitting machine 7
Replacing parts 7.3
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12. Move the carriage support away continuing in the original carriage
direction.
13. Remove carriage part from machine.
14. Check the carriage part and the needle bed.
Check the carriage part and
the needle bed
1. Check the cams for damage.
Remove broken working butts of the movable parts (needle, coupling
part, intermediate slider, and selection jack).
2. Check the needle bed for damage.
Remove broken working butts of the movable parts (needle, coupling
part, intermediate slider, and selection jack).
If trick walls are damaged, they have to be repaired.
If the carriage support blocks:
The drive brake has automatically closed.
➜ Release the drive brake again and continue pushing the
carriage support in the original direction.
With the front carriage part there is the risk of the cover being
damaged if the carriage part is lifted off directly from the
needle bed.
➜ Lift the carriage part upward towards the "Yarn carrier
rods".
➜ Lift carriage part from needle bed.
Do not remove metallic parts and fragments (e.g. broken
needle latch or hook) with a magnetic tool. There is a danger
that the needle bed or cams can be magnetized, leading to
incorrect selection.
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