Deflecting Presser Foot for Upright Threads
If a weft yarn is inserted with the presser foot, it may lead to the following problems:
- The upright thread is taken along by the presser foot.
(Upright thread = yarn carrier parked in the fabric, e.g. intarsia yarn carrier) - The upright thread drives the weft yarn out of the presser foot grove.
Remedy:
Use the presser feet with deflecting curve.
The deflecting curve guides the upright threads to pass the presser foot.
![Deflecting Presser Foot](../Images/png/10060235147__Web.png)
Presser Foot Type 3A
Presser foot with deflecting curve on the left-hand side |
Presser Foot Type 3B
Presser foot with deflecting curve on the right-hand side |
Take care of the yarn carrier tracks for upright thread and weft yarn. The upright thread may not be located between the presser foot and the weft yarn.
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Upright thread |
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Weft Yarn |
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Wrong allocation to the tracks
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Correct allocation to the tracks
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Depending on the yarn carrier tracks, where the upright thread and the weft yarn are, use either the front or the rear presser feet.
Upright thread |
Weft Yarn |
Example for a mounting position of the presser feet |
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lower track |
higher track |
Installation in the rear carriage *
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higher track |
lower track |
Installation in the front carriage *
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To be able to use the presser feet in a flexible way, mount the presser feet on both carriages. |
Installation on both carriages *
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* The mounting position of the presser feet depends on the pattern.
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Working on the M1plus:
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How to test different mounting positions to determine the shortest knitting time.
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Working on the knitting machine:
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