Itek 613s Operations Manual
I'm quite sure there is no sand or sand-like substance on the 2912. You could be seeing bits of corrosion falling out of the gauge plate. To remove the gauge plate, remove the two large plastic plugs on the back side and remove the two bolts with a 1/2' socket.
With the gauge plate opened far enough to clear the knife, you should be able to remove the gauge plate and look for corrosion and attempt to clean it. When reattaching the gauge plate, be certain to install it such that it doesn't hit the knife. Slip the gauge plate back on, then fully close the gauge plate. Install the bolts removed earlier, but not tight yet. As you gradually tighten the two bolts, position the gauge plate such that there is a small gap between the gauge plate and the knife with the gauge plate fully closed.
Tighten the bolts and reinstall the plastic plugs. Also, depending on you fine this 'sand' is, could it simply be fine metal particles from sharpening the knife? Jul 13, 2011. Does the metal arm come out to grab the threads to cut it? Is there a blade in the metal arm that cuts the tread? I think a standard utility knife cutter blade is the same size (just like the one that cuts the bobbin thread when you put in a new bobbin).
What happens when you activate the cutter is the arm comes out, grabs the threads, brings them to the blade which cuts the threads, the velcro by the cutter holds the bobbin thread in place for the next stitch. Otherwise the thread may end up on top and the top thread would not be able to pick it up for the next stitch. Jun 27, 2009.
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Itek 613s Operations Manual
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