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Form 631 (666)
SERVICE MANUAL
FOR
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
OF
CLASSES 237
IN GEF
For detailed information concerning operation threading, choice of needles, etc..
see instruction, book:
Machine 237 - Form 608. (For USA And Canada) and 609 (other than USA and
Canada).
COMPANY
Copyright under International Copyright Union
* A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY printed in ItalyView original page 1Page 2 · Read text
PROPERTY OF THE SINGER COMPANY This is a private and confidential communication to and for the use of only the em- ployees of The Singer Company, and its affiliated companies. Reproduction, sale, distribution, or publication thereof to the public is forbidden.View original page 2
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DESCRIPTION OF MACHINES 237
For straight stitch and zig zag manual stitching. Control panel. This panel contains the Trade Mark,
machine class number, stitch graduations (in stit-
Foot Power (Machine 237/1) ches per inch and length of stitch in millimeters)
Electric power (Machine 237/3) indications for needle position lever and indica-
tions for bight control lever, which controls the
Lock stitch. width of the zig zag or ornamental stitch up to a
maximum of 4 mm. Drop Feed
Numerically graduated thread tension device. Adiustable reverse feed.
Maximum stitch length - 6 per inch. Needle Catalogue 2020 (15 × 1) - Threaded from
left to right. Needle bar stroke - 1.228 inches.
Central bobbin oscillating transverse shuttle. Presser bar lift - .290 to .300 inches.
Shuttle race latch which permits quick opening Bed - 14.5/8 inches long - 7 inches wide.
of the shuttle race for easy removal of shuttle.
Working space at right of needle - 6.7/8 inches.
Semi-automatic bobbin winder attached to arm
and protruding through the plastic top cover. Speed - up to 1100 R.P.M.
Needle bar and presser bar do not project above Weight of machine: 28 Ibs.
the top of the machine.
PREPARATION OF MACHINE FOR INSPECTION
Before any extensive inspection is undertaken to NOTE: UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS- IF
find causes of faulty operation machine should be GREASE OR DIRT HAS BECOME TACKY, AP-
thoroughly cleaned. and oiled. PLY VARSOL TO ALL OIL HOLES AND RUN
MACHINE. CONTINUE APPLYING VARSOL UN-
Remove all lint, dust or foreign particles from TIL MACHINE RUNS FREELY: WIPE DRY AND
machine. APPLY OIL. AFTER COMPLETE OILING, WIPE
Wipe machine clean and dry. MACHINE DRY.
Oil the machine as instructed below and on page 5.
LUBRICATION
Fig. 2 Front View - Oiling.View original page 3Page 4 · Read text
LUBRICATION (continued)
0д
CLEAN
BETWEEN
TENSION DISCS
Fig. 3 End View Oiling. Fig. 4 Top View Oiling.
Fig. 5 Bottom View Oiling.View original page 4Page 5 · Read text
TO SET PRESSER FOOT AT CORRECT HEIGH1
IMPORTANT: Unless presser foot is set at correct
height, attachments for these machines may not
function properly on presser bar.
CAUTION: Throat plate must be flush with bed
slide while setting presser foot height.
CHECK:
"Raise presser bar lifter to bring presser foot to
highest position. Needle clamp must clear presser
foot. Lower presser bar if interference occurs"
Test alignment of presser foot to feed slots in
throat plate and to feed. Fig. 7 shows presser foot
in correct alignment. Height and alignment of
presser foot must be set at the same time.
"When presser bar is lowered, presser foot must
rest squarely on throat plate",
SETTING:
1. Loosen set screw A, Fig. 6.
2. Raise or lower presser bar, as required.
3. Align presser foot and securely tighten set
screw A. Fig. 6 Setting Presser Foot at Correct Height
Fig. 7. Presser Foot in Alignment with Slots in Throat
Plate and with Feed Dog.View original page 5Page 6 · Read text
TO SET FEED DOG AT CORRECT HEIGHT
Fig. 8. Feed Adjustments Fig. 9. Stitch Length Regulator Set for 12 Stitches.
PREPARATION: SETTING:
1. Set stitch length regulator for 12 stitches per 1. Turn hand wheel over toward you to bring feed
inch, as shown in Fig. 9. dog to its highest position.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you until feed dog 2. Loosen clamping screw B, Fig. 8.
is at its highest position. 3. Move crank C up or down as required to bring
feed dog to correct height.
4. While maintaining this setting, securely tighten
clamping screw B.
HECK:
With feed dog at its highest position, slightly STRAIGHT EDGE
less than a full depth of teeth should project above
top surface of throat plate, as shown in Fig. 10. ASSAAAAAAAAA
-- FEED DÕE
.040 to
.043 inch THROATPLATE
Fig. 10. Feed Dog at Correct Height.
TO SET FEED DOG LENGTHWISE IN THROAT PLATE SLOTS
CHECK:
While turning hand wheel over toward you, feed
dog should come as close as possible to front of
throat plate slots without striking throat plate.
SETTING:
Fig. 11
1. Loosen nut D, Fig. 11.
PREPARATION: 2. Turn eccentric stud E, moving feed dog toward
1. Set feed dog at correct height, as instructed above. front or rear, as required.
2. Set stitch length regulator for 12 stitches per 3. While correct setting is maintained, securely
inch, as shown in Fig. 9. tighten nut D.View original page 6Page 7 · Read text
TO SET FEED DOG SIDEWISE IN THROAT PLATE SLOTS
AND TO ELIMINATE END PLAY OR BINDING
OF FEED ROCK SHAFT AND FEED LIFTING ROCK SHAFT
Fig. 12. Setting Feed Dog Sidewise and Adjusting for
end Play or Binding.
PREPARATION:
Set feed dog at correct height, as instructed on
page 6.
CHECK FOR BINDING OR END PLAY OF FEED
CHECK: LIFTING ROCK SHAFT.
Feed dog should be located centrally (along the
bed in reed siots or throat plate.
SETTING: (See fig. 12) SETTING:
1. Loosen set screws F which hold cylindrical cen- 1. Loosen set screws K which hold cylindrical cen-
ters G and H for feed rock shaft R in position. ters I and feed lifting rock shaft S in position.
2. To position feed dog toward either left or right 2. Lightly tap cylindrical centers I equally upon
loose screws F making the side shift of the feed Feed Lifting Rock Shaft S so that it rides freely
rock shaft using a metal hammer or drift. without end play or binding.
3. When feed dog is centralized in throat plate 3. Then securely tighten set screws K.
make certain the cylindrical centers G and H
hold feed rock shaft R freely without end play
or binding.
4. Then securely tighten screws F.View original page 7Page 8 · Read text
TO CHECK FOR BINDING OR END PLAY OF position. Fit needle, Cat. 2020, size 18, remove
OSCILLATING ROCK SHAFT. throat plate and arm top cover.
SETTING: (See Fig. 12 page 7) CHECK:
1. Loosen set screws L which hold centers M and The shuttle point should come as close as pos-
oscillating rock shaft T in position. sible to the small groove side of the needle without
2. Move centers M equally so that shaft T rides touching the needle. Clearance betwee needle and
front edge of shuttle race cap should be approxi- freely without end play or binding.
mately .010 inches, see fig. 13A. 3. Securely tighten set screws L.
TO CHECK FOR BINDING OR END PLAY OF 010"
OSCILLATING SHAFT.
inches
SETTING: (See Fig. 12 page 7)
1. Open shuttle race gate and remove shuttle.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you untilset
screws V appear.
3. Loosen set screws V in collar 0 and adjust
collar O until oscillating shaft N turns freely Fig. 13A. Position of shuttle Race
without end play or binding. CAP in relation to the needle.
4. Securely tighten set screws V.
SETTING: (see fig. 12 pag. 7, fig. 30 pag. 20 and
NOTE: CHECK EACH SETTING AFTER TIGHT- fig. 13A.)
ENINGSET SCREWS OR LOCK NUTS, AND 1. Loosen exagon head screw T6, fig. 30 pag. 20.
RE-ADJUST IF NECESSARY. 2. Adjust shuttle race frame J until correct posi
Should shafts L and M still bind, check feed bar tion in relation to the needle is obtained.
Q for end play or binding. 3. Securely tighten screw T6
4. Loosen screw Z, fig. 13A
SETTING:
5. Adjust position of shuttle race cap and tigh-
Remove feed rock shaft assembly as instructed ten screws Z.
on page 17 and adjust feed bar screw centres as 6. Replace throat plate and arm top cover.
instructed on page 18.
TO CHECK THREAD CLEARANCE BETWEEN
SHUTTLE CUSHION SPRING AND SHUTTLE.
PREPARATION:
1. Remove bobbin case.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you until needle
bar is at its highest position.
CHECK:
With needle bar at its highest position, clearance
between shuttle and shuttle cushion spring (spring
not compressed) should be equal to the thickness
of a paper match folder or a business card.
SETTING:
TO CLOSE 1. To close gap, lightly tap outside of shuttle
driver X, Fig. 13, with a brass drift.
Fig. 13. To adjust Thread Clearance. 2. To open gap, lightly tap inside of shuttle driver
X, Fig. 13 with brass drift.
TO CHECK THE POSITION OFTHE NEEDLE
IN RELATION TO THE SHUTTLE AND SHUTTLE TO CHECK FOR BINDING OR END PLAY OF
RACE CAP. SHUTTLE RACE FRAME ASSEMBI Y
PREPARATION: PREPARATION:
Set m/c for straight stitching and centre needle 1. Set machine for straight stitching.View original page 8Page 9 · Read text
2. Set needle lever position in center lever position. 3. Loosen set screws Z in collar Y and adjust col-
lar until oscillating shaft turns freely without
SETTING: (See Fig. 12 pag. 7) binding or end play.
1. Open shuttle race gate and remove shuttle 4. Securely tighten screws Z.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you until two set 5. Check position of needle in relation to the shuttle
screws Z appear. and if necessary readjust as instructed above
TO SET THE TAKE-UP SPRING
K1
Fig. 14. Setting the Stroke. Fig. 15. 1.16.
Stud Set Screw. "O'• Setting.
TIMING THE STROKE: (See Fig. 14)
The take-up spring should complete its action and
be at rest against stop B1 as eye of needle enters
fabric.
Loosen screw C1 and move slack regulator D1
down (to the right) to complete take-up spring DECREASE INCREASE
action earlier (shorter stroke); move regulator D1
up the left) to complete take-up spring action later G1
(longer stroke).
Then tighten screw C1. A1 F1
Fig. 17. Setting the tension
SETTING THE TENSION:
down in a vertical position. This is the normalTension on take-up spring should be just sufficient
setting. to take-up slack of needle thread until point of
needle reaches fabric. To increase tension on take-up spring, move spring
end F1 right to next groove of sprocket to G1; toLoosen stud set screw E1, Fig. 15 and remove
decrease tension, move spring end left to next entire tension assembly. Turn numbered dial to
groove."O" releasing tension. Hold tension assembly so
that component parts are in position shown by Replace assembly, draw take-up spring so that
dotted line in Fig. 17. Place spring end F1 in groove it rests on regulator stop B1, Fig. 14, and recheck
of sprocket G1 so that take-up spring A1 hangs tension. Tighten stud set screw E1, Fig. 5.
TO ADJUST NEEDLE THREAD TENSION
This machine is equipped with a one-cycle dial At "O' there should be a barely perceptible
tension which, when set correctly, offers a barely amount of tension, as otherwise, difficulty may be
perceptible tension at "O' to a maximum at the experienced when sewing satin stitching and other
end of one complete turn of thumb nut. forms of closed ornamental stitching.View original page 9Page 10 · Read text
ADJUSTMENT: revolution of the thumb nut. If the pull is too strong
Pull thread through tension discs to test amount for a minimum tension, press in dial J1 to disen-
of tension on thread at "O" position. At this point gage pin K1 on nut from dial, and reset pin in next
there should be a slight pull on the thread to hole to left of previous setting. Repeat this adjust-
indicate there is minimum tension which gradually ment until a point of no tension is reached. Then
increases with the turning of thumb nut H1 to the advance one hole to right to give minimum tension
right, providing a full range of tension with one at zero position.
TO SET NEEDLE BAR AT CORRECT HEIGHT
CHECK:
1. Turn handwheel over toward you until needle
bar is at its lowest point. The upper timing mark
UPPER on needle bar should now be in line with the TIMING
MARK bottom of the needle bar frame (upper needle
bar bearing).
LOWER
TIMING 2. Continue turning handwheel over toward you
MARK until lower timing mark on needle bar is in line
with bottom of needle bar frame (upper needle
bar bearing).
The shuttle point should now be directly in
line with the needle and a short 1/8" above the
top of the needle eye.
SETTING:
1. With needle bar at its lowest point, loosen set
screw L1, Fig. 18 and raise or lower needle bar,
as required.
2. Wile maintaining correct needle bar height, make
certain needle bar stays correctly turned, i.e.,
needle clamp and thumb screw be parallel with Fig. 18. Setting Needle Bar at Correct Height.
the front edge of the bed, and securely tighten
set screw L1.PREPARATION:
1. Remove throat plate. 3. Replace throat plate.
2. Remove face plate. 4. Replace face plate.
CHECK FOR BINDING OR END PLAY
OF UPRIGHT SHAFT
PREPARATION: 2. Press down upon the crank H6 against casting
while pressing the upright shaft lower crank (from
1. Remove arm top cover. underside of machine) up against casting.
3. Securely tighten exagon head screw T6.
SETTING: (See Fig. 30 pag. 20):
4. Check position of needle in relation to shuttle
1. Loosen exagon head screw T6 one quarter as instructed at page 8 and it necessary re
(1/4) turn. adiust.
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TO ELIMINATE END PLAY OR BINDING IN THREAD TAKE-UP MECANISM
V2
Fig. 19.. Thread Take-up Mechanism to Eliminate End
Play or Binding in Thread Take-up Mechanism.
PREPARATION: that it is Tightened against flat on take-up crank
Q1.
Remove Face Plate and Top Cover.
5. Check that take-up lever R1 moves freely without
binding. SETTING: (See Fig. 19).
6. Turn hand wheel over toward you. Loosen clam- 1. Turn hand wheel toward you until take-up crank
ping screw in hole 01, adjust hinge pin P1 un- set screw M1 is accessible from top of machine.
til take-up lever link S1 moves freely and securely
2. Loosen Hinge pin set screw 01. tighten clamping screw 01
tighten clamping screw 01.
3. Loosen set screw M1 and adjust take-up crank
Q1 until there is a minimum of end play in take-up 7. Check that take-up mechanism moves freely
lever R1 without binding. without binding.
4. Firmly secure set screw M1, making certain 8. Replace face plate and arm top cover.View original page 11Page 12 · Read text
REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
NEEDLE THREAD TENSION
N4
P4
TENSION
STUD
R4
04
Fig. 20. Needle Thread Tension Assembly.
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 20).
1. Turn thumb H1 to left (anticlockwise) until
"O" on numbered dial J1 stops at center line
on indicator 04, Fig. 20.
2. Press in dial J1, separating pin K1 in thumb
nut H1 from hole in dial J1, unscrew thumb nut
H1 and remove it from tension stud.
3. Remove stop washer Q4 spring P4 and tension
indicator 04 from tension stud.
4. Then, as a unit, remove tension disc assembly
(thread guard N4, tension discs M4, and take-up
spring A1).
N4
5. Remove tension releasing pin R4.
Fig. 21.
NOTE: IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO REMOVE Tension Disc Stop Fig.Washer22. and
Assemoly. Tension SorinaTENSION STUD FROM MACHINE. IT IS SHOWN
REMOVED IN FIG. 20. TO ILLUSTRATE COM-
PLETE ASSEMBLY. SEE PAGE 9 FOR INSTRUC-
TIONS ON REMOVAL OF TENSION ASSEMBLY
AS A UNIT. 5. Replace indicator 04, Fig. 20 with open side
facing out and with plus (+) and minus (-)
REPLACEMENT: signs at top.
1. Make certain that tension releasing pin R4 is 6. Hold these assembled parts against shoulder
of stud and place tension spring P4, Fig. 20, in place as shown in insert, Fig. 20.
so that the half coil at front is in the lower
2. Place tension discs M4 on thread guard N4 as position, on tension stud.
shown in Fig. 21.
7. Place stop washer Q4 on stud so that its exten-
3. Pass take-up spring eyelet T1 under thread guard sion points upward away from machine on
with coilsof spring above tension discs as tension stud as shown in Fig. 22.
shown in Fig. 21.
8. Replace numbered dial J1 so that stop on in-
4. Align coils of spring with holes in discs and side of dial is to right of stop washer Q4
place this assembly on tension stud as shown extension
in insert Fig. 20 Extension S4 of thread guard
9. Push dial J1 to compress spring to facilitate N4 enters hole provided in machine head.
replacement of thumb nut H1.
NOTE: TAIL F1, FIG. 21. ENTERS ONE OF THE 10. Replace thumb nut H1 carefully guiding pin
GROOVES IN REAR OF TENSION STUD (SEE K1 into one of the holes in dial J1.
INSTRUCTIONS "SETTING THE TENSION" ON
PAGE 9). 11. Adjust assembly as instructed on page 9.
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REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
HAND WHEEL AND CLAMP STOP MOTION FLANGED BUSHING
Х1
Fig. 23. Hand Weel and Bobbin Winder Assembly.
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 23) 1. Replace the new clamp stop motion flanged
bushing X1 on the arm shaft, ensuring that the
1. Disengage belt from hadwheel or remove hand cone point on screw Y1 fits into the Vee groove
attachment. 22 on the arm shaft.
2. Remove stop screw U1 from clamp stop motion 2. While holding the arm shaft against the front screw V1. bearing face adjust flanged bushing X1 against
3. Remove clamp stop motion screw V1, washer ist bearing face, until the arm shaft rotates
W1 and hand wheel from arm shaft. freely with minimum end play.
3. Securely tighten set screws Y1 and Z1.
IF IT IS FOUND NECESSARY TO RENEW 4. Replace hand wheel.
CLAMP STOP MOTION FLANGED BUSHING X1,
CONTINUE AS FOLLOWS: 5. Replace washer W1.
6. Replace clamp stop motion screw V1 and tighten.
4. Loosen set screw Y1 (cone point) and set screw
Z1 (flat point). 7. Replace stop screw U1 in clamp stop motion
screw V1 and tighten.
5. Remove clamp stop motion flanged bushing X1
from arm shaft (if necessary using an extractor).
NOTE: IF STITCHING MECHANISM DOES NOT
REPLACEMENT: RELEASE OR DRIVE WHEN CLAMP STOP MO.
TION SCREW V1 IS ADJUSTED, REMOVE
ITEMS 1 TO 3 APPLY ONLY IF CLAMP STOP SCREWS U1 AND V1. REMOVE WASHER X1,
MOTION FLANGED BUSHING HAS BEEN RE- ROTATE 180°AND REPLACE. REPLACE
NEWED. SCREWS V1 AND U1.
BOBBIN WINDER
REMOVAL: REPLACEMENT:
1. Remove arm top cover. 1. Replace bobbin winder.
2. Remove screw A2 and washer B2. 2. Replace screw A2 and washer B2
3. Replace arm top cover.
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REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
STITCH LENGTH REGULATOR
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 25) ,
1. Remove hand wheel as instructed on page 13.
(It is not necessary to remove the clamp stop
motion flanged bushing).
2. Remove top cover, remove screws which fasten
front panel to machine arm, remove front panel
retaining rings (inside of arm) see fig. 24.
3. Move regulator lever to lowest position.
4. Remove large hinge screw C2, Fog. 23, page 13,
Fig. 24. Inside arm front panel retaining rings
with its washer from arm casting.
5. Pull entire regulator, with front panel out of ma-
chine arm.
REPLACEMENT:
1. Install regulator in arm, making certain that re-
gulator fits on slide block of feed forked connec-
tion, as shown in Fig. 25.
SLIDE
2. Replace large hinge screw C2, Fig. 23, page 13 BLOCK
with its washer through arm casting and into
regulator.
3. Position indicator plate and fasten to arm with
screws, and retaining rings (inside of arm)
Fig. 24.
4. Replace hand wheel as instructed on page 12.
STITCH LENGTH
REGULATOR
Fig. 25. Stitch Length Regulator.
FEED LIFTINg ROCK SHAFT
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 12 page 7). REPLACEMENT:
1. Loosen set screws K and withdraw cylinder cen- 1. Install feed lifting rock shaft in reverse order of
tres 1. removal.
2. Remove feed lifting rock shaft S, by sliding rol- 2. Adjust as instructed on page 7 ensuring that
ler out of feed bar fork, and rock shaft fork feed bar bears fully on roller, and rock shaft
over lifting cam on oscillating rock shaft fork over fork on lifting cam.
lifting cam on oscillating rock shaft T. 3. Check feed dog height as instructed on page 6.
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REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
V2 N L 22 G2 D2 F2 ER
Z D
Fig. 26
OSCILLATING ROCK SHAFT
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 26) REPLACEMENT:
1. Turn hand wheel over toward you until oscilla- 1. Install in reverse order of removal, ensuring
ting rock shaft fork is inside arm casting. that connecting rod F2 is in its correct position
i.e., it is not displaced too far towards either end
2. Loosen nut D2 and remove stud E2 from connec- of machine, causing binding on armshaft or ting rod F2. oscillating rock shaft bearing.
3. Loosen set screws L and withdraw centers M. 2. Check as instructed on page 8.
4. Remove oscillating rock shaft T.
OSCILLATING SHAFT
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 26) 2. Slide through shuttle race and replace collar O.
1. Remove shuttle. and leave gate open. 3. Continue sliding shaft on through bed bearing.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you until oscilla- 4. Replace collar Y.
ting shaft crank, drive pin G2 is in a convenient
5. Slide through upright shaft crank slide block. position for removal.
6. Assemble new oscillating crank H2 (see inset) 3. Drive out pin G2.
ensuring that slide block fits into oscillating
4. Turn hand wheel over toward you until oscil- rock shaft fork.
lating shaft crank set screw 12 appears (see
7. Check as instructed on page 8. inset, Fig. 26).
8. Replace shuttle and close gate. 5. Loosen set screw 12.
6. Loosen oscillating shaft collar set screws V and
V2. TO TIME OSCILLATING SHAFT.
7. Loosen rear oscillating shaft collar set screws Z 1. Remove throat plate and face plate.
and Z2.
2. Turn hand wheel over toward you until lower
8. With brass drift tap oscillating shaft N away timing mark on needle bar is in line with bottom
from oscillating shaft crank H2. of needle bar frame upper needle bar bearing.
9. Once clear of crank H2, shaft N should withdraw 3. Turn oscillating shaft until point of shuttle is
easily through shuttle race frame and bed bearing. directly in line with needle.
At same time remove collar O. and Y.
4. Securely tighten set screws 12 on crank H2,
REPLACEMENT: ensuring that crank slide block is fitted evenly
into oscillating rock shaft fork.1. Insert oscillating shaft N (with shuttle driver)
in shuttle race frame. 5. Check timing and readjust if necessary.
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REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
SHUTTLE RACE FRAME
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 26) 2. Adjust approximately only at this point and com-
plete adjustment after step 3.
1. Remove oscillating shaft as instructed on page
15. 3. Replace oscillating shaft in reverse order of
removal.
2. Remove shuttle race frame J.
4. Control needle position in relation to the shuttle
race cap and readjust as instructed on page 8REPLACEMENT:
1. Install shuttle race frame in reverse order of
removal
FEED ROCK SHAFT ASSEMBLY
PREMOVAL: (See Fig. 26) REPLACEMENT:
1. Remove oscillating shaft as instructed on page 16. 1. Install feed rock shaft R with feed assembly
U in reverse order of removal, ensuring that feed
2. Remove shuttle race frame as instructed above. bar fits on roller.
3. Loosen nut D and remove eccentric stud E from 2. Check as instructed on page 7 for end play,
feed fork L2. binding and feed dog position.
4. Loosen set screws F and withdraw centers H
and G. NOTE: IF REQUIRED, TO MAINTAIN CORRECT
POSITION OF FEED FORKED CONNECTION L2
5. Remove feed rock shaft R with feed bar as- I.E., IT DOES NOT BIND ON FEED CAM OR FEED
sembly U. REGULATOR, ADJUST FEED BAR U ON FEED
ROCK SHAFT R AS INSTRUCTED ON PAGE 17.
3. Check feed bar settings as instructed on page 7.
4. Replace shuttle race frame as instructed above
5. Replace oscillating shaft as instructed on page 15.View original page 16Page 17 · Read text
REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
D2
M2 M2 02
Fig. 27.
FEED BAR ASSEMBLY
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 27) 3. It is necessary to position feed dog to left, loosen
screw centre N2 and tighten screw centre 02.
1. Remove feed rock shaft assembly as instructed To position feed dog to right, loosen screw
on page 16. centre 02 and tighten screw centre N2. Adjust
2. Loosen lock nuts M2, withdraw screw centres screw centres 02 and N2 until feed bar moves
N2 and 02 and remove feed bar assembly U from freely without end play or binding, and tighten
feed rock shaft R. lock nuts M2.
4. Check feed bar for end play or binding.
REPLACEMENT:
5. Install feed rock shaft assembly only, and check
1. Replace feed bar assembly on feed rock shaft, as instructed on page 7.
and initially tighten screw centres N2 and 02
equally upon feed bar. 6. Replace shuttle race frame as instructed on pa-
ge 16.
2. Install feed rock shaft assembly only, and check
as instructed on page 7. 7. Replace oscillating shaft as instructed on page 15.View original page 17Page 18 · Read text
REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
CRANK CONNECTING ROD
PREPARATION:
Remove arm top cover and turn hand wheel toward
front of machine, until crank connecting rod is at
its lowest position. Q2
REMOVAL:
1. Loosen nut D2, Fig. 27, page 17, and remove
screw stud E2, Fig. 27, page 17.
2. Remove cap screws P2 and remove capQ2.
(Note position by shape of boss X, Fig. 28, for
replacement).
3. Remove connecting rod through bottom of ma-
chine. CRANÉCTING ROD
REPLACEMENT:
Fig. 28. Crank Connecting Rod.
1. Insert connecting rod into arm, with stud oil
hole facing front, from bottom of machine,
between oscillating rock shaft and front side of
arm casting, so that it fits around bottom of
arm shaft bearing.
3. Replace screw stud E2, Fig. 27, page 17, enga-
2. Replace cap Q2 over top of arm shaft bearing, ging connecting rod with oscillating rock shaft.
facing direction as on removal, and fasten with
screws P2. 4. Replace nut D2 and tighten securely.
FEED FORKED CONNECTION
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 27, page 16) REPLACEMENT:
1. Remove arm top cover. 1. Insert feed forked connection L2 into arm, from
bottom of machine so that the slide block fits
2. Loosen arm shaft counterbalance and feed cam in the stitch length regulator.
set screws.
2. Replace eccentric stud E, engaging feed forked
3. Slide arm shaft counterbalance and feed cam connection with feed rock shaft.
towards face plate to free forked connection.
3. Replace feed cam on arm shaft and tighten set
4. Loosen nut D, and remove eccentric stud E screw into the proper slot.
disengaging feed forked connection L2 from feed
rock shaft R. 4. Replace arm shaft counterbalance and tighten
set screw in the proper hole on feed cam.
5. Remove feed forked connection L2 from arm,
through bottom of machine. 5. Set feed dog lengthwise as instructed on page 6.View original page 18Page 19 · Read text
REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
NEEDLE BAR
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 29)
1. Remove arm top cover.
2. Remove face plate.
3. Remove needle bar thread guard.
U2
4. Remove needle clamp.
5. Loosen screw L1 and push needle bar from
bottom removing it from top of arm.
REPLACEMENT:
1. Insert needle bar from top sliding it through
needle bar bracket upper hole, bearing hole,
needle bar connecting stud and needle bai
bracket lower hole.
2. Replace needle clamp.
3. Replace needle bar thread guard positioning it
in needle bar slot then, using a screwdriver, fit
it in proper seat.
4. Adjust needle bar height as instructed on page 10.
5. Securely tighten screw L1.
6. Replace face plate and arm top cover. Fig. 29
PRESSER BAR
REPLACEMENT:
REMOVAL: (See Fig. 29)
1. Install presser bar assembly in reverse order of
1. Remove face plate, presser foot, thumb screw its removal
and top cover.
2. Replace presser foot on presser bar.
2. Remove pressure regulating thumb screw T2.
3. Adjust presser foot at correct height and align
3. Remove extension pin U2 with spring from top foot with feed dog slots in throat plate, as in-
of machine. structed on page 5.
4. Loosen screw A and remove presser bar from 4. Securely tighten screw A.
machine.
5. Replace face plate and arm top cover.
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REMOVALS AND REPLACEMENTS
NEEDLE BAR VIBRATING BRACKET
U6
Q1
REMOVAL: (See 'Fig. 30)
1. Remove arm top cover, face plate, presser foot
and presser bar thumb screw T2.
2. Loosen screw 6.
3. Loosen screws C6 and D6.
4. Pull out bushings F6 and E6 respectively from
top and bottom of machine. D6
5. Remove extension pin U6 from top of machine.
6. Remove needle bar vibrating bracket assembly.
7. Remove retaining ring B6. • E6
8. Loosen clamping screw L1.
9. Remove needle driving arm S6.
Fig. 30. Needle Bar Vibrating Bracket.
10. Remove needle bar.
11. Remove presser bar with guide bracket without
loosening clamping screw V2.
4. Adjust needle on throat plate as instructed on
page 22.
5. Adjust needle position in relation to the shuttle
and shuttle race can as instructed on page 8 REPLACEMENT:
1. Assemble needle bar, presser bar and needle
bar driving arm on needle bar vibrating bracket.
NOTE: PRESSER BAR LOWER BUSHING MUST 2. Assemble needle bar vibrating bracket.
BE PUSHED UP UNTIL ELIMINATION OF END
3. Set needle bar at correct height as instructed on PLAY, WITHOUT BINDING OF NEEDLE BAR
page 10. VIBRATING BRACKET.
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