Manual Durkopp Adler 30 (page 4 of 11) (English, German, French, Spanish)

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3. Match needle thread to material thickness and use left-torsion

threads. Right-torsion threads will not produce so nice stitches

4. The bobbin thread should be thinner or softer than the needle

thread.

Replacing the needle

1. Conduct the needle bar to its topmost position.

(Turn the side handwheel clockwise.)

2. Loosen the screw 33, fig. 9.

3. Remove the needle from the needle bar by pulling it downwards,

4. Insert new needle with the groove facing to the left and retigh-

ten the screw 33.

Use correct needle hole

According to the needle thickness either of the two needle holes

in the pivot-mounted throat plate can be used.

1. For thick needles = large stitch hole

For thin needles = small stitch hole

2. Depress the pushbutton 21, fig. 7, and turn the throat plate

until the appropriate needle hole is underneath the needle.

Ensure that the pin 34 snaps again in the hole 35.

General

1. Piease read the present instructions carefully and observe the re-

commendations.

2. The following text applies only to the basic operation of the

Adler 30. If operation of the sub-classes differs from that of the

basic design, piease see the attached supplementary instructions.

3. The different languages have been marked on the sheet margin

by the respective letters:

D = German

E = English

F = French

S = Spanish

PieaSe unfold the table of illustrations at the end to the right so

that you can see simultaneously the text and the illustrations.

4. In order to extend the life of the machine the maximum sewing

speed should be reduced in following cases:

During the running-in p.riod

In the case of thick material

When in continuous use

When using long stitches

When difficult operations are involved

13 Wing handle for changing

the direction of sewing

14 Sewing foot lifter lever

15 Wing screw for the adjust.

ment slide of the stitch

regulator

16 Needle threat tension

17 Thread guide

18 Thread guide

19 Thread guide pin

21 Pushbutton for swinging

out the throat plate

22 Sewing foot fastening

screw

Replacing the sewing foot

1. Conduct the needle bar to its topmost point.

2. Move the sewing foot lifting lever 14, fig. 1, (on the backside

of the machine) to its upper position.

3. Loosen the screw 22 and remove the sewing foot.

4. Secure new foot in inverse order .

Operating elements

1 Thread guide hole

2 Thread take-up lever

3 Adjusting screw for take-up

lever

4 Scale for material thickness

5 Thread reel pin

6 Handwheellocking button

7 Handwheel (fixed on the

right on the arm shaft

when using a stop motor)

8 Bibbin winder

9 Hinged throat plate

10 Rotary top feed foot

11 Stitch regulator scale

12 Slight for adjusting the

stitch length

Unpacking

1. Check the packing for darnage in the presence of the carrier .

2. Check sewing machine, stand and accessories for any possible

transport darnage.

3. Immediately notify any darnage in the presence of the carrier

Assembly

1. Check the stand designation.

2. Fasten the sewing machine to the stand by screws according

to figs. 11-13. These illustrations serve as mounting instruc-

tions and show how the respective assembled stands should

look like.

3. Place the driving belt on the sewing machine driving pulley

and place the small stand flywheel 100, figs. 11 and 12.

4. Tension the V -belt as required as swinging out the motor .

Cleaning and oiling

1. Depress the push button 21, fig. 1 .Swing the throat plate 9

to the rear .

2. Using a clean cloth, remove anti-corrosion grease and dirt

from all components.

3. Oil alllubricating points marked by arrows in figs. 3 and 4.

4. Use our oil with following properties:

Viscosity at 400 C cSt: 65; E = 8.6

Viscosity at 50° C cSt: 42; E = 5.6

Ref. No.990 470128 for 1 litre container

Ref. No.990 470129 for 51itre container.

Removing the shuttle

1. Move the needle bar to its topmost point by turning the

handwheel (not in machines with stop motor. Here the

needle stops always in its upper position).

2. Depress the pushbutton 21, fig. 7 and, at the same time,

swing the throat plate 9 to the left.

3. Remove the shuttle 36.

Winding the bobbin thread

1. Pull the knurled screw 6, fig. 5, forwards and turn it until

the pin rests, the machine stops and the handwheel runs idle.

In machines with stopmotor the handwheel cannot be dis-

connected. The sewing mechanism continues operating.

2. Pass the bobbin thread from the reel 37, fig. 5, through

the thread guide 38,

3. between the disks of the tension 39.

4. Wind the thread around the bobbin 40.

5. Slip the bobbin on the bobbin winder shaft 41.

6. Loosen the screw 42, swing it down and tighten (in this way

the winder wheel will be pressed against the handwheel and

will follow its rotation).

7. By means of the handle 101 turn the handwheel until the

bobbin is filled.

8. Loosen the screw 42, swing it upwards and tighten.

9. Remove the filled bobbin.

Inserting the bobbin, threading the bobbin thread

Small shuttle

1. Insert the bobbin 43 so that the thread is unwound as shown

in fig. 6, on the left.

2. Pass the thread through the bobbin slit 44

3. into the slit 45,

4. underneath the tensioning spring 46 and

5. approx. 8 cms through the hole 47.

Threading the needle thread

1. Pass the needle thread from the reel as shown in fig. 2.

2. When passing the thread through the needle bar hole 1 place

the about 25 cm long thread end in the threading wire SUp-

plied with the standard accessories and pass the wire through

the hole downwards. Then hold fast the needle thread. pull

back the threading wire and proceed as shown in fig. 2.

Large shuttle

1. Insert the bobbin 48 so that the thread is unwound as shown

in fig. 6, on the right.

2. Pass the thread through the hole 49,

3. underneath the tensioning spring 50,

4. through the hole 51 and

5. approx. 8 cms through the hole 52.

6. Slip bobbin brake spring 53 over the bobbin (so that it exerts

a slight pressure on the latter).

Inserting the shuttle

1. Place the shuttle 36, fig. 7, into its cage and place the protrud

ing thread end to the rear into the recess 54.

2. Depress the push button 21 and swing back the throat plate 9

until the pin 34 engages (release at the same time the push

button21).

Needle and thread

1. Use for Adler 30-10 the needle system 332 L and for Adler

30-50 and 30-70 the needle system 332 LLG.

2. General rule for needle size :

If the thread jams in the long groove use a thiclser needle.

If the thread has too much clearance in the long groove use

a thinner needle.

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