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DAVE

FISCHBEIN

COMPANY

2700

-30TH

AVENUE

SOUTH

MINNEAPOLIS,

MINN.

55406

(612)

721-4806

FISCHBEIN

BAG

CLOSER

INSTRUCTIONS

AND

PARTS

MANUAL

SEWING HEAD:

MO.DEL

NO.

10,400

------

SERIAL

NO.

'CONVEYOR:

MODEL

NO.

SERIAL

NO.

DRAWINGS

INCLUDED:

___

ttooo PEDESTAL

___

4100

OVERARM

ASSEMBLY

___

tt380 INFEED

______

2700

INFEED

___

1850

SOLENOID PUSHER

___

1725

AIR

PUSHER.

___

3900 PULLER

___

tt72S CLUTCH/BRAKE

___

06000

CONVEYOR

___

1970

PNEUMATICS

___

1971

PNEUMATICS

___

RI P CORD/F ILLER

COR:J

ATTACHt·1ENT

___

ELECTRICAL SPECS

..

,

INSTALLATION

MOTOR

RECOMMENDAT

I

ONS~

USE

A 1

H.P.

1725

R.P.M.

MOTOR.

THE

VARIABLE

PULLEY

ON

THE

SEWING

HEAD

PERMITS

SPEED

ADJUSTMENT.

THE

SEWING

HEAD

PULLEY

MUST

ROTATE

CLOCKW

ISE.

INITIAL

LUBRICATION

THE

SEWING

HEAD

IS SHIPPED

FROM

THE

FACTORY

OIL FILLED.

AT

THE

BEGINNING

OF

EACH

DAY

OR

SHIFT,

MAKE

SURE

THE

OIL

LEVEL

WINDOW

AT

THE

LOWER

PORTION

OF

THE

SEWING

HEAD

SHOWS

OIL

AT

THE

"OIL

LEVEL

It

LINE.

AFTER

ABOUT

30

SECOND,

THE

OIL

PRESSURE

GAUGE

SHOULD

READ

IN

THE

NORMAL

3 - 9

POUND

RANGE.

WHILE

MACHINE

IS

RUNNING,

THE

OIL

LEVEL

WINDOW

WILL

SHOW

LITTLE

OR

NO

OIL.

NEVER

RUN

MACHINE

IF OIL

PRESSURE

GAUGE

IS

IN

THE

REO

WARNING

AREA.

MAINTENANCE

ill

USE

SPECIAL

LUBRICATION

OIL

FOR

THE

SERIES

10,000

SEWING

HEAD

AVAILABLE

FROM

THE

DAVE

FISCHBEIN

COMPANY

OR

ITS

AUTHORIZED

REPRESENTATIVES.

AS

A SUBSTITUTE,

ANY

GOOD

GRADE

OF

SAE

20

MOTOR

OIL

OR

ITS

EQUIVALENT

MAY

BE

USED.

TEN

OUNCES

OF

OIL

WILL

ADEQUATELY

FILL

THE

MACHINE.

WHEN

ADDING

OR

CHANGING

OIL,

REMOVE

BREATHER

PLUG

AND

POUR

OIL

INTO

BREATHER

PLUG

HOLE.

FILL

UNTIL

OIL

REACHES

nOlL

LEVEL"

LINE

ON

THE

OIL

LEVEL

WINDOW.

NEVER

RUN

MACHINE

IF OIL

PRESSURE

GAUGE

IS

IN

THE

RED

WARNING

AREA.

SEE

DRAWING

1.

DRAWING

1

PAGE

1

TO

DRAIN

OIL,

REMOVE

MAGNETIC

DRAIN

PLUG

AND

ALLOW

OIL

TO

DRAIN.

~T

OIL

CHANGE

INTERVALS,

ALSO

CLEAN

OIL

INTAKE

FILTER

AND

WIPE

ANY

#

~CUMULATION

OF

PARTICLES

OFF

THE

MAGNETIC

DRAIN

PLUG.

INSPECT

~REATHER

PLUG

AT

LEAST

ONCE

A

YEAR

AND

CLEAN

OR

REPLACE

FOAM

FILTER

ELEMENT.

CHANGE

OIL

EVERY

TWO

MONTHS

OR

500

HOURS

OF

OPERATION,

WHICHEVER

COMES

FIRST.

SEALS

ALL

SEALS

MUST

BE

HANDLED

WITH

EXTREME

CAUTION.

ANY-,SMALL

AMOUNT

OF

DAMAGE

IN

HANDLING

OR

INSTALLATION

WILL

PERMIT

LEAKAGE.

WHEN

REPLACING

A

SEAL,

SATURATE

BOTH

IT

AND

THE

SHAFT

THOROUGHLY

WITH

OIL

BEFORE

ASSEMBLING.

NEVER

INSTALL

A

DRY

SEAL

OVER

A

DRY

SHAFT.

CLEANING

REMOVE

ACCUMULATIONS

OF

LINT

FROM

THE

LOOPER

AREA.

IF

PERMITTED

TO

REMAIN

FOR

LONG

PERIODS

OF

TIME,

THESE

CAN

SET

UP

A

WICKING

ACTION

WHICH

WILL

ABSORB

OIL

FROM

THE

MACHINE.

IF

THE

MACHINE

IS

OPERATED

AROUND

CORROSIVE

OR

STICKY

FRODUCTS,

OCCASIONALLY

BLOW

OFF

OR

SCRAPE

SUCH

EXPOSED

PARTS

AS

FEED

DOG

TEETH,

THROAT

PLATE

AND

PRESSER

FOOT.

ALSO

RECOMMENDED

IS PERIODIC

HAND

OILING

OF

PRESSER

FOOT

HINGE

BOLT

AND

SURFACES

OF

CUTTING

KNIFE.

COLD

AREA

OPERATION

IN

VERY

COLD

AREAS

ALLOW

MACHINE

TO

WARM

UP

BY

RUNNING

STEADILY

FOR

A

~f""".W

MINUTES

BEFORE

CLOSING

ANY

BAGS.

FAILURE

TO

DO

THIS,

ESPECIALLY

~ITH

UNITS

RUNNING

ON

SINGLE

PHASE

CURRENT,

CAN

RESULT

IN

SLOW

STARTING

AND

RUNNING

OF

THE

SEWING

HEAD.

THIS

CAUSES

MIS-SYNCHRONIZATION

WITH

THE

SPEED

OF

THE

CONVEYOR

BELT

WHICH

WILL

BREAK

THREAD,

BADLY

SCUFF

TAPE

AND

CAUSE

SEWING

PROBLEMS

UNTIL

THE

SEWING

HEAD

AND

MOTOR

WARM

UP

AND

ATTAIN

PROPER

SPEED.

RUNNING

AFTER

PROLONGED

SHUT-DOWN

AFTER

PROLONGED

SHUT-DOWN

PERIODS,

THE

SEWING

HEAD

OIL

SHOULD

BE

PUMPING

PROPERLY

AND

THE

SEWING

HEAD

AND

MOTOR

WARMED

UP

BEFORE

CLOSING

ANY

BAGS.

THIS

IS

EASILY

ACCOMPLISHED

BY

RUNNING

THE

SEWING

HEAD

IN

SHORT

2 - 3

SECOND

CYCLES

UNTIL

THE

OIL

PRESSURE

GAUGE

READS

IN

THE

NORMAL

3 - 9

POUND

RANG

E.

PAGE

2

-,

'

'j'

)

,

-"

ADJUSTMENTS

THREADING

FOLLOW

THE

THREADING

DIAGRAM

FOR

PROPER

THREADING.

BE

SURE

LOOPER

~

THREAD

PASSES

THROUGH

BOTH

HOLES

OF

THE

LOOPER.

NEEDLE

THREAD

TENSION

NEEDLE

THREAD

PUll.

-OFF

LOOPER

THREAD

TENSION

THREADING

DIAGRAM

DRAWING

2

TENSIONS

THE

LOOPER

TENSION

MUST

BE

VERY

LIGHT,

BARELY

DISCERNIBLE

WHEN

PULLING

THREAD

BY

HAND.

THE

NEEDLE

THREAD

TENSION

SHOULD

BE

VERY

FIRM

AND

PUT

A

NOTICEABLE

DRAG

ON

THE

THREAD.

THE

TENSION

ASSEMBLY

LOCATED

ON

THE

NEEDLE

LEVER

MUST

PUT

ONLY

LIGHT

PRESSURE,

ABOUT

THE

SAME

AS

THE

LOOPER

TENSION,

ON

THE

THREAD.

NEEDLE

REPLACEMENT

BE

SURE

NEW

NEEDLE

IS

INSERTED

INTO

THE

NEEDLE

CHUCK

AS

FAR

AS

IT

WILL

GO.

LOCK

NEEDLE

SET

SCREW

AGAINST

FLAT

OF

NEEDLE

SHANK.

CAUTION:

USE

THE

SMALL

NEEDLE

WRENCH

PROVIDED

WITH

THE

MACHINE.

EXCESSIVE

PRESSURE

ON

THE

NEEDLE

SET

SCREW

CAN

DAMAGE

SCREW

OR

NEEDLE

CHUCK.

.---,

PAGE

!J

ST

ITCH

LENGTH

TO

ADJUST

STITCH

LENGTH

7

REMOVE

THE

MAGNETIC

DRAIN

PLUG

ON

THE

BOTTOM

r·~OVER.

REACH

THROUGH

THE

DRAIN

PLUG

HOLE

WITH

A

3/16

INCH

ALLEN

~RENCH

AND

LOOSEN

THE

SOCKET

CAP

SCREW

ON

THE

FEED

ROCKER.

DO

NOT

COMPLETELY

REMOVE

CAP

SCREW.

TO

SHORTEN

STICH

LENGTH,

SLIDE

LOOSENED

.CAP

SCREW

TOWARDS

THROAT

PLATE.

TO

LENGTHEN

STITCH

LENGTH

7

SLIDE

AWAY

FROM

THROAT

PLATE.

ALWAYS

MAKE

SURE

ADJUSTING

SCREW

IS

SECURELY

RE-TIGHTENED.

SEE

DRAWING

3.

NEEDLE

GUARD

LOUPeH

SHAFT

LOOPER

HOLDER

DRAWING

3

NEEDLE

THREAD

PULL-OFF

THIS

ADJUSTMENT

CAN

VARY

WITH

DIFFERENT

LENGTHS

OF

STITCH,

BAG

THICKNESS

AND

TYPE

OF

THREAD.

THE

NORMAL

SETTING

IS

1-1/4

INCHES

FROM

CENTER

OF

THREAD

HOLE

IN

PULL-OFF

TO

BOTTOM

OF

PULL-OFF

CLAMP.

SEE

DRAWING

2.

PAGE

4

= m

DRAWING

Lt

LOOPER

3

i6

[

DRAWING

5

DRAWING-

6

THE

LOOPER

TIMING

IS

SET

AT

THE

FACTORY

AND

SHOULD

NEVER

BE

ALTERED.

IF.THE

LOOPER

ONLY

IS

REPLACED

AND

THE

POSITION

OF

THE

LOOPER

HOLDER

HAS

NOT

BEEN

CHANGED,

THE

ONLY

ADJUSTMENT

NECESSARY

IS

TO

PROVIDE

THE

PROPER

CLEARANCE

OF

ABOUT

1/6Lt

11

AS

THE

LOOPER

PASSES

THE

SCARF

OF

THE

NEED~E.

SEE

DRAWING

Lt.

LOOPER

HOLDER

IF

THE

LOOPER

HOLDER

HAS

BEEN

MOVED

AND

NEEDS

RESETTING,

IT

MUST

BE

POSITIONED

ON

THE

LOOPER

SHAFT

SO

THAT

THE

POINT

OF

THE

LOOPER

IS

3/16"

FROM

THE

CENTER

OF

THE

NEEDLE

WHEN

LOOPER

IS

AT

ITS

FURTHEST

POINT

BACK

(TOWARDS

THE

PULLEY

END

OF

THE

MACHINE).

SEE

DRAWING

5.

NEEDLE

GUARD

THE

NEEDLE

GUARD

IS

STATIONARY-AND

NEEDS

NO

ADJUSTMENT.

IF IT IS

REPLACED

DUE

TO

EXCESSIVE

WEAR

OR

DAMAGE,

IT

SHOULD

BE

SET

SO

THAT

THE

NEEDLE

CLEARS

IT

BY

ABOUT

.005".

SEE

DRAWING

6.

PRESSER

FOOT

SPRING

PRESSURE

TO

ADJUST

THE

PRESSER

FOOT

SPRING

PRESSURE,

TURN

THE

HEX

ADJUSTING

SCREW

ON

TOP

OF

THE

LEVER

HOUSING.

TURNING

THE

SCREW

CLOCKWISE

WILL

INCREASE

THE

PRESSURE.

THE

PRESSURE

HAS

BEEN

SET

AT

THE

FACTORY

AT

ABOUT

LtO

POUNDS,

WHICH

SHOULD

BE

ADEQUATE

FOR

MOST

PURPOSES.

PAGE

5

FEED

DOG

HEIGHT

,.....THE

TEETH

OF

THE

FEED

DOG

SHOULD

PROTRUDE

1/16"

ABOVE

THE

THROAT

?LATE

WHEN

AT

THEIR

HIGHEST

POINT.

NO

HEIGHT

ADJUSTMENT

OF

THE

FEED

DOG

SHOULD

BE

NECESSARY

WHEN

REPLACING

IT.

HOWEVER~

IF

THE

FEED

DOG

HAS

BEEN

RESHARPENED

OR

IS

BEING

RAISED

TO

COMPENSATE

FOR

WORN

TEETH

(NOT

RECOMMENDED

PROCEDURES),

IT

WILL

BE

NECESSARY

TO

LOOSEN

THE

FEED

DOG

CARRIER

ROD

CLAMP~

AND

RAISE

THE

FEED

DOG

CARRIER

ROD

TO

RESTORE

THE

PROPER

1/16"

HEIGHT

OF

THE

FEED

DOG

TEETH

ABOVE

THE

THROAT

PLATE.

BE

SURE

TO

ALIGN

THE

FEED

DOG

PROPERLY

IN

THE

SLOTS

OF

THE

THROAT

PLATE

BEFORE

SECURELY

LOCKING

THE

FEED

DOG

CARRIER

ROD.

TAPE/THREAD

CLIPPER

ADJUSTMENT

NOTE

1:

ANY

TIME

AN

ADJUSTMENT

OR

REPLACEMENT

IS

MADE

TO

THE

CLIPPER

KNIVES~

FEED

DOG

OR

THROAT

PLATE,

LOCK

NUT

itA"

MUST

BE

LOOSENED

SO

SET

SCREW

"B"

CAN

BE

TURNED

CLOCKWISE

UNTIL

THE

STATIONARY

BLADE

AND

THE

MOVING

BLADE

SEPARATE.

SEE

DRAWING

8.

NOTE

2:

TO

ADJUST

THE

STATIONARY

BLADE~

FIRST

REMOVE

THE

FENCE

FROM

THE

THROAT

PLATE

AND

LOOSEN

SCREW

nC

It

•

ADJUST

THE

STATIONARY

BLADE

SO

THAT

IT

IS

PARALLEL

TO

THE

MOVING

BLADE

ACROSS

THE

FULL

SURFACE

OF

THE

BLADES.

THIS

WILL

ALLOW

GOOD

SHEARING

ACTION.

SEE

DRAWING

8.

NOTE

3:

WHEN

THE

CLIPPER

AIR

IS

ON

AND

THE

KNIFE

IS

AT

ITS

HIGHEST

,....."POINT,

THE

EXTENSION

ON

THE

MOVING

BLADE

SHOULD

BE

FLUSH

WITH

THE

.

BOTTOM

OF

THE

THROAT

PLATE.

SEE

DRAWING

7.

AFTER

MAKING

ANY

ADJUSTMENTS

OR

REPLACEMENTS,

BE

SURE

SET

SCREW

nB"

HAS

BEEN

TURNED

COUNTER-C~OCKWISE

UNTIL

STATIONARY

BLADE

AND

MOVING

BLADE

HAVE

MADE

FIRM

CONTACT

AND

LOCK

NUT

"A"

HAS

BEEN

RETIGHTENED.

HOTEl

_~-4--F£Na

SHNOTEZ

/

'--"

STAllOIiIAIIY

SUOE

MOVING

BUllE

MOYlII6

BlADE

DRAWING

7

DRAWING

8

PAGE

6

TROUBLE

SHOOTER

FOR

FISCHBEIN

MODEL

10,400

BAG

CLOSER

I.

SEWING

HEAD

A.

SYNCHRONIZATION

THE

SEWING

HEAD

MUST

BE

SYNCHRONIZED

WITH

THE

CONVEYOR

BELT.

THE

HEAD

SHOULD

RUN

ABOUT

5-10%

FASTER

THAN

CONVEYOR.

IF

POWER

IN-FEED

AND

TOP

TRIMMER

IS

USED,

IT

MUST

BE

SYNCHRONIZED

WITH

THE

CONVEYOR.

ALL

CONVEYOR

MODELS

ARE

PROPERLY

SYNCHRONIZED

AT

THE

FACTORY,

BUT

DIFFERENCES

IN

VOLTAGE

BETWEEN

FACTORY

AND

CUSTOMER

PLANT

MIGHT

MAKE

MINOR

ADJUSTMENTS

NECESSARY.

B.

OIL

IN

SEWING

HEAD

1.

CHECK

OIL

LEVEL

DAILY.

DO

NOT

ALLOW

MACHINE

TO

RUN

LOW.

2.

REMOVE

ACCUMULATIONS

OF

LINT

AND

DIRT

FROM

LOOPER

AREA.

IF

PERMITTED

TO

REMAIN

FOR

LONG

PERIODS

OF

TIME,

THESE

CAN

SET

UP

A

WICKING

ACTION

WHICH

WILL

ABSORB

OIL

FROM

THE

MACHINE.

C.

THREAD

BREAKAGE

OR

SKIPPING

STITCHES

1.

CHECK

TO

BE

SURE

NOTHING

IS

INTERFERING

WITH

THE

FREE

PASSAGE

OF

THE

THREAD

FROM

THE

CONES

ALL

THE

WAY

TO

THE

NEEDLE

AND

LOOPER.

2.

CHECK

TO

BE

SURE

BOTH

NEEDLE

AND

LOOPER

ARE

THREADED

PROPERLY.

SEE

FIG.

2.

USE

TWEEZERS

SUPPLIED

WITH

MACHINE

TO

THREAD

TO?

(OR

BACK)

END

OF

THE

LOOPER.

3.

CHECK

THE

NEEDLE

THREAD

PULL-OFF.

SEE

PAGE

4.

4.

CHECK

TENSION

OF

BOTH

THREAD.

SEE

PAGE

3.

5.

REPLACE

NEEDLE.

SEE

PAGE

3.

6.

CHECK

CONDITION

OF

LOOPER.

IF IT IS

ROUGH

OR

HAS

SOME

NICKS,

REPLACE

IT.

SEE

PAGE

5.

7.

CHECK

CONDITION

OF

THROAT

PLATE.

IF IT IS

ROUGH

OR

HAS

NICKS,

SMOOTH

IT

OUT

OR

REPLACE

IT.

PAGE

7.

,-

D.

UNEVEN

STITCH

LENGTH

OR

POOR

FEEDING

(SHORT

STITCHES)

1.

CHECK

SHARPNESS

OF

FEED

DOG.

IF

DULL,

REPLACE

IT.

2.

CHECK

PRESSURE

ON

PRESSER

FOOT.

IT

SHOULD

BE

APPROXIMATELY

40

LBS.

SEE

PAGE

5.

3.

CHECK

TO

BE

SURE

TAPE

IS

ON

REEL

HOLDER

PROPERLY

AND

THAT

THERE

IS

NO

BIND

BETWEEN

THE

REEL

HOLDER

AND

THE

FOLDER.

E.

EXCESSIVE

NEEDLE

DAMAGE

1.

SEWING

MAY

BE

TOO

CLOSE

TO

CONTENTS

OF

BAG.

2.

CHECK

ALIGNMENT

OF

NEEDLE

SLOT

IN

PRESSER

FOOT

TO

BE

SURE

NEEDLE

DOES

NOT

RUB.

3.

CHECK

PRESSER

FOOT

PRESSURE.

SEE

PAGE

5.

4.

CHECK

SYNCHRONIZATION.

SEE

PAGE

7.

II.

PNEUMATIC

CONTROLS

A.

THE

CLUTCH

BRAKE

ON

THE

SEWING

HEAD

MOTOR

AND

THE

TAPE

CUTTING

KNIFE

ASSEMBLY

ARE

BOTH

PNEUMATICALLY

OPERATED.

.

II

I.

TAPE

1.

REGULATOR

FOR

CLUTCH

BRAKE

SHOULD

BE

60

P.S.I.

MAXIMUM.

2.

REGULATOR

FOR

TAPE

CLIPPER

SHOULD

BE

90

P.S.I.

MINIMUM.

.

3.

SEE

MANUFACTURER'S

INSTRUCTION

SHEETS

FURNISHED

WITH

MACHINE

FOR

PROPER

MAINTENANCE

AND

OPERATION

OF

THE

TWO

FILTER/LUBRICATOR

ASSEMBLIES

•

A.

SCUFFING

PAGE

8.

1.

TAPE

REEL

DRAG

SPRING

(PART

NO.

A4807)

TOO

TIGHT.

2.

TAPE

MAY

BE

TOO

WIDE

FOR

FOLDER.

3.

FEED

DOG

DULL.

4.

FOLDER

MISALIGNED

WITH

SEWING

HEAD.

5.

TAPE

REEL

MISALIGNED

WITH

FOLDER.

6.

CHECK

STARTING

POSITION

OF

CLUTCH

ACTUATOR

LEVERS,

A-1930 &

A-1931.

B.

UNEVEN

TAPING

(MORE

THAN

1/8")

1.

TAPE

IMPROPERLY

IN

FOLDER.

2.

TAPE

TOO

NARROW

FOR

FOLDER.

3.

FOLDER

BLADES

(PART

NO.

10451)

MISADJUSTED.

C.

WRINKLING

OF

TAPE

1.

FOLDER

MISALIGNED

WITH

SEWING

HEAD.

2.

TAPE

FENCE

GUIDE

(PART

NO.

10449)

TOO

FAR

FROM

PRESSER

FOOT.

3.

BOTTOM

SURFACE

OF

PRESSER

FOOT

ROUGH

OR

STICKY.

4.

CHECK

STARTING

POSITION

OF

CLUTCH

ACTUATOR

LEVERS,

A-1930 g

A-1931.

"...........

PAGE

9.

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