Singer 81K70 Manual de usuario

SINGER

81K70,K72,K73,K76

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81K70,

H1K72,

H1K73

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ditioned,

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SINGER

PARTS

AND

NEEDLES

SINGER

MACHINES

The

successful

oper·ation

Singer

machines

can

only

assured

genuine

Singer

parts

and

needles

are

used.

Supplies

are

available

all

Singer

Agencies

for

the

Manufacturing

Trade

and

orders

will

receive

pr·ompt

attention.

Genuine

Sln~er

Needles

should

used

Sin~er

Machines.

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and

their

Containers

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rnarked

with

the

Company's

Trade

Mark

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Machines''

arc

not

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made

needles.

DESCRIPTION

These

machines

make

either

the

two

hrce

hrPad

mTn'dl~~'

chain

stitch

and

trim

the

edges

LIH'

goods

advance

of t

l11·

stitching

!hal

Lhe

arliele

can

b!'

shaped

whilP it is

!wing

1·lwd.

They

are

automatically

oiled

means

of a s(•rir·s of

wicks

which

eonvey

the

oil

from

the

reservoirs

the

prineipallwarings.

Machine

81K70

fitted

with

gathering

feed

and

used

for

trimming

and

closing

seams

light

and

medium

m·ighl

knit

materials

and

rayon.

Machine

81K72

used

for

trimming

and

ovr·rPdging

ll:tntwls,

muslins,

denim

and

other

similar

materials

and

also

lor

r;tyon

where

gathering

feed

not

required.

]I is

used

lor

inserting

sleeves,

seaming

house

dresses,

l'l

e.,

also

for

stitching

kets

into

trousers.

Machine

K7J

used

for

lrinuning,

mTn·dgin~~

;111d

cl<~:.itq•

seams

light

and

medium

weight.

knit

materials

and

rayon.

has

new

gathering

feed

which

ean

quickly

adjusted

h:111d

regulate

the

fullness

gathering

swl'atPr

mat

nial,

for

rayon

where

gathering

nol

required.

For

loosely

knit

lr·d

sweaters,

lhe

knife

can

adjusted

trim

/',;inch

from

lhl'

111'('(111'.

Machine

81K76

used

for

trimming,

ove!Tdging

:llld

blind-

stitch

hemming

welting

knit

undcrw(·ar.

is lit l('d

illt

gathering

feed.

Note

Orders

for

the

above

machines

should

specify

lhe

class

work

for

which

the

machine

required,

insun·

fiLling l hl·

machine

with

the

parts

suitable

for

the

worlc

Speed

Important:

For

Lhe

first

week,

run

the

machirws

to '1000

revolutions

per

minute;

the

seeond

week

4BOO;

and

the

third

week

4500.

The

speed

4500

revolutions

per

minute

can

main!

;1itH'd

for

long

runs.

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Set

the

Machine

Line

the

machinP

the

table

that

the

lwlt

groove

the

balance

wheel is in line

with

the

belt

groove

the

driving

pulley.

Install

Base

132704:

means

Pmplale

other

method,

spot

and

drill live holPs in 1

table

before

the

base

is fastenPd

the

tabh•.

The

diameters

these

holes

arc

il"

for

the

three

machinl:

base

bolts,

~4"

for

the

machine

base

thumb

screw,

and

for

the

oil

drain

pipe.

Fa.c;tcn

the

base

the

table

means

the

three

bolts.

Then

screw

the

drain

pipe,

from

the

underside

the

tablP,

into

the

drain

hole

the

machine

base.

Fw.

sure

the

felt

cusmons

arc

place,

including

Llw

center

cushion,

llwn

set

the

machine

the

base.

Place

the

spring

and

washer

over

the

machine

base

thumb

screw,

put

this

screw

through

the

center

hole in the

base

from

the

underside

the

lablP,

and

spcurcly

lighten

the

screw.

Install

Lowered

Base

132705:

For

the

cut-out

the

abk,

lay

the

base

right

side

the

table

and

out.line

the

·base

with

pencil.

Cut

the

hole

P,"

larger

than

the

pencil

outline

that

the

base

will

not

touch

the

plank.

",ttl'ftLU

~~~

______

._.,:;_:_·~-~

Remove

the

three

screw

pins

from

the

base

and

with

center

punch,

through

lhe

serew

helPs,

make

spot

ntark

for

the

center

the

hil.

bit

di-

ameter

should

used

and

the

three

holes

should

such

depth

that

the

three

rubber

cush-

ions

will

extend

i/'

above

the

top

the

table.

Replace

the

screw

pins,

and

wiH'n

placing

lhe

FIG. 3

base

position,

have

each

l'lller

llw hole in

the

center

rubbPr

cushions

shown.

Then

press

tlw b:1sr

down

~mtil

n'sts

the

cushions.

Tlw

oil

drain

jar

should

IH~

located

oul

the

operator's

way.

Fasten

llw

machine

the

base

instructed

aLuve.

Oiling

Before

Starting

the

Machine:

Apply

Singer

''OIL

FOR

HIGH

SPEED

SEWING

MACHINES

(Cloth

and

Leatlwr)"

l'IG.1.

Fnor-a

Vmw, SnoWING <liLIN(:

I'OINrs

for

general

use

"STAINLESS

OIL

FOI{,

IIICH

Sl'l·~l<ll

SI~\\'INC

.f\1ACIIINES"

wlwre

stainless

oil is

desired,

llw

oil holl'

(X,

Fig. 4)

and

oil

eup

(1<',

Fig.

'1)

until

the

rest•noirs

are

full. Fill

the

oil

cup

(C)

top

the

machine

and

thor-

oughly

saturate

the

wick

through

the

hole

the

<;as

Iing

near

the

Lop

the

needle

bar.

Then

oil

thP

1wedle

ha:

lmk

connl;c-

lion

(.))

the

front

the

machine.

Also

apply

otl

tlw

kmfe

lever

and

presser

lever

bearings

(.f\1,

Fig.

thL'

hack

the

machine.

Thereafter,

rPph•nish

the

oil

supply

llw

reservoirs

about

once

each

day,

often

enough

keep

them

filled.

Twice

day

apply

oil

the

remainder

the

oiling

points.

The

surplus

oil

drips

into

the

cast

iron

base

~nd

~his

oil.shou!d

occasionally

drained

turning

the

tap

wluch

prov1ded

Ill

the

base

for

this

purpose.

Caution:

machine

new

from

t.he

factory,

one

!.hat

has

not

been

used

for

some

Lime,

should

not

operated

UJ?til

ab~mt

three

hours

after

filling

the

rPservoirs.

F'ailure

heed

th1s

cau~wn

may

result

serious

damage

the

nwchanism

the

maehme.

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Oli.ING

!'oiNT"

Needles

and

Thread

:\i•t·dlt·s

f.,r

!\Licliill<'S

Sll\7:!

:tnd

Sll\71)

;m·

(lass

dlld

\'aridy

Sl:d

and

:tit' llldd1·

i11

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..,

!1,

II.

II,

Hi,

17, IS, l!l

dlld

:?I

:\tTdks

f"r

~Licliilll'S

Sll\711

and

Sll\7:1

;JJ('

!');Iss

;JJHI

\';tlil'ly

Hlxl

and

Hl\1:1.

\,·,·dks

Sl\1:1

dll'

JJs,·d

<>It

J:I\IJ:I

:111d

:Ill'

lllad1~

ill

si;,·s

:111.!

The

sizP

llw

tH'edk

used

shoulu

determined

size

tlw t

lm·ad

which

must

pass

freely

through

the

eye

the

tH'l'dh•.

Tlw

usc of

rough

uneven

thread,

thread

which

passps

with

dilli<·ulty

through

the

needle

eye,

will

in!Prfcre

with

t.he

proper

<IJH'ration of l

h1•

tnaC'hine.

Ordns

for Jll'edles

must

specify

the

quanlitu

required,

the

s1'ze

number,

also

the

cia~>~>

and

1•aricty

numbers,

spparatcd

Tlw

l'ollowing is

example

intelligible

order:

"100

No.

lG,

x 1

Needles."

Tlw

best

resul

will

obtained

using

the

needles

fur-

nished

the

Singer

S1•wing

~lachine

Company.

Set

the

Needle

r,oosen thl'

clamping

nul

(P,

Fig.

the

lower

l'IHI

lhe

rw<·dlc

bar

and

put.

thP

needle

inlo

the

bar

far

will go,

with

the

cl<•arance

abovP

the

pye

the

back,

farthest

from

you.

Then

tighten

clamping

nut

(P).

Needle

Tlu-eading

1\larhines

81K70,

HIK72

and

HIK7.~

(For

Thn•L•-Thl·l'<lll

Stitch)

Pass

the

thread

from

the

unwinder

down

through

the

lwk

(1) in

the

tension

bracket,

from

back

front

through

the

lower

Fw.

TmtF.ADING

Tim

NF.EDLE

hole

(2),

around

the

front

between

Llw

LPnsion

discs

(:~).

from

back

front

through

the

eyelet

('1),

the

kft.

the

take-up

(G),

through

the

eyPiel

(6),

down

through

the

hole

(7) in

the

thread

controller,

the

right. of

the

(8),

the

JpfL

belwcPn

the

thread

retainer

dises

(~)),

tlw

right

guide

(10)

and

from

front

hack

through

the

eye

(11) of

the

needle.

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Needle

Threading

Machines

81K70,

81K72,

81K73

and

81K76

(For

Two-Thread

Stitch)

machine

titled

for

making

the

three-thread

chain

stitch

can

changed

make

the

two-thread

chain

stitch

substituting

spread!·r 1326:H for llw

right

hand

looper

and

applying

tension

Un·pad guide 42082,

bracket

screw 228J,

take-up

132883

and

needle

hrrad

eyelet

42()%.

Machine

81K7(J

rPgularly

equip-

ped

with

thes?

parts,

PXct•pting

spreader

1:12631,

and

should

threaded

showu

in Fig.

7when

mak-

ing

either

the

two

three-thread

stitch.

Thread

the

Needle,

pass

the

thread

from

the

unwinder

clown

through

IH'

hole

(1) in tlw

tension

hracht,

from

hack

t.o

front

through

the

lower hole

(2),

around

the

front

lwlW!'!'ll

the

tension discs (3),

thnll'gh

the

hole (4), from

lw·k

front

through

tlw hole

(G)

the

take-up

and

from

front

hark

through

the

hole

(G)

the

needle

thread

Pyelet,

down

right.

thP

(7),

around

the

left

side

between

tlw

rC'-

tairwr

discs \H),

down

inlo

the

guide (9),

a11d

from

front

haek

t!trough t

eye

the

needle

0).

Thread

the

Left

Hand

Looper

(SEE

FIGs.

AND l!l)

Pass

lhr!

thread

from

the

unwinder

down

through

the

hole

(I,

Fig. 8) in

the

bracket

the

rear

the

machinP,

through

the

ho]p

(2,

Fig. 8) in

the

pull-ofT,

through

the

hole (3, Fig. 8),

down

through

the

hole (1, F'ig.

lhe

frame

top

cover,

from

back

front

through

the

hole

(5,

Fig.

the

cloth

plate

extension.

Swing

cloth

plate

(N,

Fig. 8)

the

lefl.

Then

pass

the

thread

through

the

hoiP in

the

extension

(fi,

Fig. 9),

over

helwe(•n

tension

discs (7, Fig. 9),

from

back

fronl

under

the

nipper

spring

(X,

Fig. !l)

and

through

the

tube

(!l, F'ig. 9), down

and

from

back

front

through

the

thread

guide (10,

Fig.

9),

and

from

back

front

through

the

hole

(11, Fig.

10)

the

heel of

the

left

hand

looper,

and

from

front

back

through

the

eye

(12,

Fig.

10) of

the

left

hand.looper.

FIG. 10

2 3 4

Fto. 8

Fw. 9

Note:

The

pull-ofT

ancl

hraeket

(t,

and

:~.

Fig. S)

and

the

nipper

(8, Fig.

!l)

;m•

only

threaded

when

mak-

ing

the

three-thread

tight

stitch.

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Thread

the

Right

Hand

Looper

!'ass

the

thread

from

the

unwinder,

down

through

the

hole

(A, Fig. 11) in

llw

tension

braekel,

from

baek

front

through

the

Flo.

11.

TunEADrNG

llH;I!T

IIAND

Loorv.n

pull-otT (B, Fig. 11)

the

hack

the

machine,

through

lhe

hole (C, Fig.

down

through

the

hole

(D),

through

lhe

hole

(

1•:),

under

l)('lwecn

the

tension

discs

(

F,.

through

the

hole

(C),

from

haek

fronl

through

the

take-up

(ll),

down

under

the

loop

(.1) of

llw

slaple

LiH'n,

with

the

forefinger,

slide

the

thread

and

over

the

prong

(

K),

thal

the

thread

rests

baek

lhe

prong,

and

from

back

front

through

the

hole

(L)

the

heel

the

right

hand

loopPr,

and

from

fronl

back

through

Lhe

eye

(l\1) of Llll'

right

hand

looper.

Note:

The

pull-off (B,

Fig.

11)

only

threaded

when

mak~

ing

the

three-thread

tight

stitch.

Adjust

the

Gatlll'ring

Ft>Pd

Machine

HI K7.\

Tlw

amount

movcmPn

t of

the

rear

feed

dog

is de!

erm

inr·d

lhe

position

lhe

lever

(A)

the

haek

the

machine.

~tl

/IV?

Fw.

12.

APJUSTINr.

THY.

CATIIEHfNr.

F~-:1m

For

gathering

motion,

pr!'ss

tiH·

latch

(I\) ag;tin:.l

llw

IPnT

(A)

and

move

the

IPver

upward.

For

lr•ss

g;tl IH·ring tnol ion,

move

the

lr·vcr

downward.

The

markings

tlw

indicator

plalr·

aid

in dttpli<":tling

:tny

parlintlar

selling.

Adjust

thl'

CathHing

Fl'l'd

l\lachinPs

HIK70

and

HIK7h

\\'hen

Yery

elastic

materials

an•

snvn,

the

l>:wk

f(•('d

dog

should

l'l'main in

its

raised

posit ion

only

long

(•nouglt \o

permit

the

work

come

oul

flat.

adjust

the

gathering

fPPd, loosl'll

the

slllalll'r

sn('w

al)(l\'('

llw

regulating

thumb

screw

lhl'

back

the

machine

and

turn

the

thumb

screw

outward

for

galhl'r

and

inward

fur

Je~;s

gather.

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Regulate

the

Pressure

the

Material

The

pressure

the

material

regulated

means

the

thumb

screw (A, Fig. 13).

increase

the

pressure,

turn

this

thumb

screw

downwardly.

decrease

the

pressure,

turn

the

thumb

screw

upwardly.

Regulate

the

Length

Stitch

The

h•ngth of

stitch

regulated

means

the

adjusting

screw (H,

F'ig.l:l)

inthefPedeccentric.

Thisscrcwfacesdirectly

outward.

Fra.

13.

ADJUSTMENTs

nr;;

MAcHINE

change

the

length

stitch,

turn

the

balance

wheel unti1

the

lock

screw in

the

feed eccentric

appears

the

hole of

the

cover

((~.

Fig. 13).

This

screw

faces

slightly

downward.

Loosen

the

lock screw.

Then

turn

the

balance

wheel

until

the

adjusting

screw

(H) is visible

through

the

hole in

the

cover

(G).

Turn

the

adjust-

ing screw

(II)

over

the

right

for a long

stiteh.

Turn

this

screw

over

the

left for a

short

stitch.

Then

turn

the

balance

wheel

over

unlilthe

lock serew

appears

and

securely

tighten

this

screw.

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

ADJUSTERS

AND

MACHINISTS

Set

the

Needle

Bar

the

Correct

Height

Remove

the

throat

plate

order

obtain

a c!Par

vi1·w

the

needle

and

looper.

Now

turn

the

balance

wheel over from you unl

h1·

IHTdlt•

bar

has risen 332 inch from

its

lowest position.

ThP

point of t

ht•

left

hand

looper,

its

loop

taking

slrokP,

should

Llll'n be at t

l!t'

eenler

the

needle,

and

lhe

eye of tlw needle

should

lw about.

,',,

inch below

the

looper

point.

the

nrcdle

bar

notal

tlw

l'OIT1TI

height,

loosPn

the

pinch

screw (K, Fig.

1:1)

and

movt•

the

lll'l'di!'

bar

upward

downward

requirPd,

lhen

securely

tighten

tbe

pinch screw

(K).

FIG.

14.

C:nANGE

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NEV,IJLP:

BAH

SnWKIS

Change

the

Stroke

the

Needle

Bar

variation

the

amount

of needlr

bar

slrokP

can

ohtainl'd

adjusting

the

ball

stud

(0,

Fig. 14).

lcngtlll'll

lllP

stroL<',

loosen

the

two

set

screws (L, Fig.

14)

Lhe

needle

bar

n:tnk

and

move

the

hall

stud

inwardly

toward

nank.

slwrlcn

stroke

the

needle

bar,

move

lhe

ball

stud

outwardly

:m:ty

frotn

the

crank,

then

securely

lighten

the

sPl.

sn\'ws

(L).

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Set

the

Left

Hand

Looper

Turn

the

balanee

whePI

over

from

you

until

the

ncediP

bar

i1;

its

luwcsl position. At

this

position,

the

looper

poinl

should

about

:.\

in<"h

the

left

of !.he m•edle.

Now

turn

balance

wheel

until

needle

bar

has

risen

:i'l

inch from

its

lowest posi-

tion

and

Lhe

point

of thl'

looper

should

the

center

the

nePdk.

(Some

threads

and

materials

require

needle loop, in

which

cas•~

the

looper

point

can

set/,;

inch from tlw TH'l'dle).

Tlw

left

hand

looper

should

be se!. in

the

looper

l'arrier

nwans

the

screw (A, Fig. 16), so

thal

!.he

point

of tlw

looper

its

loop-laking

stroke

passPs as

dose

pussible

lhe

needle

wit

houl

striking

it.

The

point

of tlw

right

hand

looppr

spreader

should

pass

the

reeess

back

the

left

hand

loopPr

PYP

dose

as possible

without

touching

it.

A variation in

the

amount

the

looper

motion

can

obtained

adjusling

the

ball

stud

(Q,

Fig. 15).

increa.<;e

this

motion,

loosen

the

set

screw

(R,

Fig. 15) in

Lhe

looper

lever

and

move

the

ball

stud

(Q)

inwardly

toward

the

looper

lever.

decrease

the

motion,

move

the

ball

stud

outwardly

away

from

Lhe

looper

lever.

Afler

the

desired

moti<Jn

has

been

obtained,

securely

I·u;.

If>.

Ht;GIJLAH;

'JJIE

LooPER

lllonoN

tighten

the

sel

screw.

Set

the

Front

Feed

Dog

The

front

feed dog

should

set

that

when

raised

its

higlwst

point

the

feed

lifting

eccentric,

the

full

(kpth

the

L<'elh

pro

jed

above

the

throat

plate.

This

ft·l'd dog

can

be raised

lowpred

after

loosening

screw

(AA, Fig.

!J).

After

making

Lhe

adjustment,

securely

tighten

this

serew.

T U

FIG. 16.

ADJUSTMENTS

THE

liiACHINE

Adjust

the

Trimmer

The

lower

knife (B, Fig. 16)

should

always

fastened

in posi-

tion

when

removing

replacing

the

upper

knife.

The

lowPr

knife is

adjustable

the

right

left

and

its

position

governs

the

position

the

upper

one, also

the

width

bight

the

goods.

Remove

the

Lower

Knife

(B,

Fig.

16),

loosen

the

thum!J

screw

(T,

Fig.

16)

and

draw

the

knife

downwardly.

Replace

the

Lower

Knife,

have

the

pressn

foot

and

feed

down,

press

the

upper

knife

holder

(V, Fig. 16)

toward

the

balance

wheel,

and

push

the

lower

knife

upwardly

touch

the

presser

foot

without

lifting it,

then

tighten

the

thumb

scr<·w

(T,

Fig.

16).

Adjust

the

Trimmer

Sidewise,

loosen

the

thumb

scn•w

(E,

Fig

13)

and

move

the

extension

bracket

(D,

Fig. 1:n

the

right

away

from

the

upper

knife, loosen

the

screw (lJ, Fig. Hi)

and.

turn

the

thumb

screw

(S, Fig. 16)

inwardly

outwardly

until

the

trimmer

is in

the

desired

position,

then

seeurdy

tight

<'Tl

the

screw

(U).

Move

the

extension

bracket

(D,

Fig. 1:\)

ha<"k

toward

Lhe

upper

knife,

leaving

just

enough

dearanc<'

lwlw<·<·n

the

upper

knife

and

the

bracket

allow free movPlll<'lll

the

upper

knife,

then

tighten

the

thumb

serew

(!<:,

Fig.

1:1).

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Remove

the

Upper

Knife

(C,

Fig.

16), loosen the screw

(Z,

[•'ig.

16)

the end

the knife holder, press the knife holder

(V,

Fig. 16) toward the balance wheel

and

remove

the

knife.

When

replacing

the

Upper

Knife,

have

the

knife holder

in the lowest position

and

pressed

toward

the

balanc~

wheel,

insert the knife

and

set

that

its

cutting

edge is

just

below

the

cutting

edge

the lower knife,

then

tighten

the clamping

screw (Z, Fig. 16).

Chanre

the

Width

Bight

The

positions of the

trimmer

and

chaining-off finger deter-

mine

the

width

bight on the goods.

For

a wider bight, move the

trimmer

and

lhe

chaining-off

finger on

lhe

presser foot

the

right.

For

a narrower bight,

move

the

trimmer

and chaining-ofT finger

the

left.

the desired trimming margin

cannot

be secured by these

adjustments,

may

be obtained by removing the gib (D, Fig. 16)

and

replacing

lhe

left

the

upper

knife.

The

lower knife

should lhe:1 be adjusted accordingly.

Adjust

the

Upper

Knife

Tension

FIG.

17.

1\:NIFE

CRINIJER

Jl:l:l.i

l\1('

klll\·,·s

Ill

\I';\

;II\1';1\

han·

'-1''

in~

<'onl;td 11itlt

l'd<'h

olltcr;

lite

atllllltllt of pn·sstlll'

can

obLtincd

,,,.

;tdjuslin~

\lw k11ik

ltoldn

guid,·.

\\'lll'n

tlw kni1·,·s

;111'

ron\;tcl,

till' spdl'l' lwl\\'l'<'n tlw

~ttidc

(Y.

Fi~.

IIi)

and

tlw

knilc

il-wr (\V,

Fig. IIi)

should

about

,',

inch.

Sharpen

the

Knives

Enik

(~rin,kr

-11~\H,

recom-

!llCIHil'<l

sh;tqwniltg

the

knives

:r-lacltiiH's

H\1~70,

allll

7:1.

sc Kn

if<:

(

1inlh-r ·II

:1:1r;

[or l\Ltcltilll'

~ll~7ti.

The

usc of

Llwsc

grind•·rs

insmcs

the

correct

angle

and

shapl'

of tltc

cutting

crlge

both

knives.

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