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2.
A lateral stripe is produced every second row
Cause
I.
The righ't.and left parts of
the stitch cam
are positioned
differently.
Reuleg
3.
The caniaae refuses to JO midw.y
The
latch
of the knitting
needle is
bent
I.
Guide
cam A
is
in
wrong position.
(Refer
to
above
Fig.
I
2)
adjusteJ
Fig. 12
Adjustment
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The
stripe
adjusting plate
l$
connected
with
the
stitch
cam,
and the
stitch cam
guide
plate is
connected
with the right
and
left
stitch
caDI$.
I.
Loosen the stripe adjusting plate
clamp
screw.
Use
slide calipers to
adjust the
stripe adjusting
plate so that the length (at a and a') of
the right
and
left
parts of the
stitch
cam
will
become
even. Then
tighten
the stripe adjusting plate clamp screw.
Note: The length difference
at
the
stitch cam (bet"'"n
a
and
a')
should not
exceed
0.35
mm.
Hint: When
the
stitch
dial
is
set
at
5,
the length
at the stitch
cam:
32.5
mm.
2.
After the
adjustment,
be awe
to
check it
by
knitting plain stitch
using a medium
yam
and with
the
stitch dial set
at
s.
Mounting dlmensions of
pjde
cam
A.
I. loosen the right and left guide cam A clamp screws and the plate
clamp
nut.
Clamp
again
after adjusting the distance between guide
cam A
and the
carriage rear
leg
to 56.Smrn.
(Fig. I 2)
Note
I
:
If
guide cam
A Is
not
more
than
S6.Srnm apart from the
rear
leg,
the gap between guide cams A and B will be too
narrow for
the
knitting
needle.
Note
2:
If the distance between guide cam A and the rear leg
far
exceeds
S6.Smm,
the yam guide
might
darnaae
the
latch.
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