Consew 210 Manual de instrucciones

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Description:

Stitch

J{egulator

Tacking

Lever

Oil level

Indicator

Knee Lifter Lever

Needle

Clamp

Tension

Regulator

(upper

thread)

Thread

Take-up

lever

Pressure

Regulator

Oil

Feed

Window

!=!g.

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CHARACTERIST[

The

CONSEW

Model

2JO

machine

for

sewing

light,

rnedium,

and

heavy-weight

material

ali-gear

driven

and

automatically

lubricated

every

bearing

with

separately

adjustable

oil

feed

for

the

rotary

hook. All

bearings

are

diamond

bored

sleeve

types,

except

for

needle

bearings

the

thread

take-up.

Drop

Feed

design

with

maximum

stitch

length

the

inch.

The

belt

groove

the

machine

handwheel

has

eHective

diameter

2%o"

when

using

~(.:;;"

wide

"V"

belting.

For

;7-iH"

dia

round

belting

the

effective

diameter

.is

2:%,'~.

Maximmn

presser

Foot

lift is %

'#:

::>.

Needle

style

257

(all sizes)

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

not

operate

machine

for

any

reason

whatsoever

unless

oil

reservoir

has

been

filled

and

machine

has

been

oiled

according

instructions

page

Maxmmn

operating

speed

4,500

stitches

per

minute

How

set

For

purposes

shipment

the

machine

and

its

oil

pan

are

separated.

Unpack

rnachine

with

great

care

pre\·ent

loss

any

assembly

part

and

prevent

the

entry

foreign

matter

into

the

head

and

the

oil pan.

Attach

to oil

pan

corners

the

four

Z-shaped

straps

using

two

shoulder

screws

each.

Loosen

adjustment

screws

bottom

straps

until

there

clearance

between

screw

heads

and

rubber

pads

underside

oil

pan.

(Fig. 2)

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The

)an fits

standard

size

table

cut-o~

(19/t

7%,

)

and

supported

the

four

corners

without

screws

bolts.

The

weight

the

head

alone suffices

for

accurate

seating.

Note

that

the

oil

pan

must

setUe

down

easily into

the

cut-out

vv.irhout

use

of force.

necessary

rasp

the

edges

the

cut-out

and

those

the

corner

supports.

felt

pads

are

required

on top of

these

corner

sup-

ports.

They

should be rernoved, if

the

machine

be instal.led

into

old table.

level the oil

pan

within

the

table

cut-out,

put

rnachine

head

in place,

having

inserted

the

hinge

hooks

into

the

bed

beforehand.

With

the

machine

head

resting

the

neoprene

rubber

oil

pan

gttsket,

turn

adjustment

screws

(Fig. 2)

until

er pee

Oran",

oiug

i~;:e{

~.naJca:~or

Fig. 2

top

machine

bed

projects

evenly

above

the

surface

the

table

top.

The

machine

hinges

rnust

not

support

the

head

except

when

it is

tilted

back.

Insert

plunger

"P"

into

its

seat

inside

the

oil

pan

(Fig. 3)

and

assemble

knee

lifter

lever

and

pad

its

component

parts

the

front

the

oil

pan.

Adjust

stops

knee

lifter

mechanism

that

there

only

a little

play

before

starts

lift

the

presser

foot

and

that

raised

all

the

way

without

any

strain

the

lifter

parts

and

without

tendency

lift

the

entire

head.

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The

Lubrication

,tern

Oiling

the

operating

parts

of .Model

210

machine

entirely

automatic.

Oil is

contained

_the

oil

pan

the

bottom

the

machine

head

and

circulated

from

there

all

parts

which

require

lubri-

cation

and

cooling.

The

oil

pan

should

filled

with

good

quality

sewing

machine

oil,

either

ordinary

stainless

type,

grade

similar

to SAElO, to

the

level

indicated

the

word

"High"

inside

the

pan.

The

upper

red

line of

the

oil level

indicator

(2), (Fig.

~hows

the

corresponding

oil level.

Check

oil level daily

and

never

allow

fall

bellow

the

lower

red

line of

the

oil level

indicator

below

the

"low''

mark

inside

the

oil

pan.

Oil is filled

directly

into

the

oil

pan

when

the

head

is tilted

back.

Total

oil

capacity

approximately

n1z

pints

(24

ounces.)

remove

accumulated

impurities

from

the

lubricating

oil, a

magnet

has

been

included

with

the

ma-

chine.

Remove

from

the

accessory

box

and

place

along

the

circular

flat

rim

the

bottom

the

oi.l

pump

(see

Fig. 3).

this

location,

the

largest

flow of oil

passes

the

magnet

wlth

most

efficient

cleaning

a result.

NOTE:

Before

operating

new

machine

one

which

has

been

standing

idle

for

period

several

weeks,

remove

the

arm

cover

plate

right

the

pressure

regulator

(7).

Soak

with

oi1

the

four

oil

wicks

now

exposed

and

replace

cover.

After

a few

minutes

operation

the

automatic

oiling

systern

will

the

lubricating.

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':;..,

The

olf

supply

for

the

rotating

hook

can

controlled

through

adjustment

the

needle

valve "V"

the

underside

the

machine

bed

(Fig. 3). While

this

valve is

adjusted

the

factory

feed

the

correct

<UllOtlntof lubricant,

operating conditions

may

require either

in-

crease

a decrease

the oil flow

the hook.

determine

the

amount

oil

supplied to

the

hook, hold a piece

o.f

tissue

similar paper

under

the

hook

and

operate

n:1achine.

After

very brief

period

operation a

slight

trace

of oil should become visible

the

paper.

not, check

flow

and

adjustment

of needle valve.

Also, remove from on screen 1

'S''

bottom of

oil

pump

·~o~'

any

accumulation

lint

other

foreign

matter,

the

same

time

Hft

the

mag~

net

from

the

rim

the

on pump, wipe

clean

and

replace

it.

Fig. 3

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Threading

the

mach

Turn

handwheel toward you until needle

(10)

reaches its

high~

est point and take-up lever (7) is near the end

its upward

travel,

shown

Fig.

Lead thread from hole of spool

pin (1) through three holes in thread guide (2), ·then down-

ward through guard

(3)

and between and around tension discs

(

from right to

left

Upward into thread take-up spring (5)

and down under slack thread regulator (6), up and through

guard

(3)

into eye of take-up lever

(7)

from right to Ieft,

down through

thread

guides

and 9) into thread guide

(10)

and from left to right through the eye of the needle. Pull two

to three inches of thread through the eye of

the

needle.

Remaval

bobbin case

Turn

handwee1 toward you until needle reaches its highest

point. Open slide plate by pulling

to the left. Pass left

hand under table into opening on oil pan. With left thumb

and .index finger open the hinged latch (L) (Fig. 5)

the front

of the bobbin case. Grasp latch

and

pull bobbin case

and

bobbin from rotary hook. While the latch is held open, the

bobbin will be retained in the bobbin case. Release of the

latch and

turning

of the open side

the bobbin case down.

ward will cause the bobbin to drop out.

Fig. 4

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Threadi

?nd

Ins;

.ng

the

Bobbin

Case

Hold the bobbin between the thumb and forefinger of your

right

hand

and

pull out a length of two or three

inches of thread. Holding the bobbin case in your left hand,

turn

the open side up and place the threaded

bobbininto it. -

Fig.

5~1

Fig. 5-2 Fig.

5-3

With the right hand guide the thread into the slot in the edge of the bobbin case.

Then pull the

thread

the left, under the tension spring

and

into the delivery eye.

In order to keep the bobbin frorn dropping out of the case when

turned

with

the

open side down, always keep the hinged latch

the

front of the bobbin case open.

Take

the threaded bobbin case by the latch and place

on the center

stud A (Fig. 6) of the bobbin case holder. Release latch andpress bobbin

case onto center stud until

the

latch catches the undercut thereon with

a click

that

can

be heard. Permit two to three inches

bobbin

thread

hang

down freely.

sure to push slide plate to the right before

starting

to sew.

Fig. 6 7

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Inserting

a New Ne

Turn

handwheel of machine

toward

you until needle bar

reaches its highest point. Loosen

set

screw

needle

damp

bottom end

needle

bar

and push needle up into

bar

as far

as it will go. Long groove

needle must face

toward

the

left and the eye must be in line with

the

arm

of the :machine.

Tighten needle set screw securely.

To .Commence Sewing

Turn

the balance wheel toward you with the right hand un-

til

the

needle moves down and up again to its highest point,

thus

catching

the

lower (bobbin) thread. Now pull the

end

the upper thread you are holding

and

the bobbin thread will

be brought up with

through the needle hole

the

needle

plate, as shown in (Fig. 7). Place both ends of thread back

under

the

presser foot. Place

the

fabric to be sewn beneath

the presser foot, lo\ver the foot upon it and then

start

the

machine.

To Remove

the

'Work

Raise

the

needle

bar

its highest point, lift the presser

ioot

and

draw

the fabric back and to

the

left. Cut

the

ends

the threads a few inches long from the needle.

•

Fig. 7

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fi'·

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Regulate

the

Tensions

For ordinary stitching, the tension on the upper and lower threads should be equal so as

lock both

threads in the center

the fabric,

Thus:

the tension on either

thread

is stronger

than

on the other, imperfect stitching

wiU

be the result.

the

tension on the upper thread

greater than

that

the

lower thread, it wlll lie

straight

along the upper

surface

the fabric,

Thus:

the tension on the lower thread is greater

than

that

the

upper thread, the lower thread will lie

straight along

the

underside of the fabric,

Thus:

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