1400rpm max speed DS-2

1. Regular Cleaning

• External Cleaning: Wipe the sewing machine’s exterior with a soft cloth, avoiding rough cloths or chemical cleaners.
• Internal Cleaning: Periodically open the sewing machine’s casing (some models may require special tools) and use a sewing machine-specific brush to remove dust and fiber debris from the internal parts. Be cautious not to let dust enter the circuit board or other sensitive components.

2. Regular Lubrication

• Machine Oil: Use sewing machine-specific oil, avoiding other types of oil. According to the sewing machine’s manual, periodically lubricate the moving parts of the machine, including the needle bar, gears, and bearings.
• Avoid Over-Lubrication: Excess oil can cause dust and fibers to accumulate inside the machine, affecting its operation.

3. Check and Replace Needles

• Regular Needle Check: Needles are crucial parts of the sewing machine and can become worn or bent over time. Regularly check needles for bending, breakage, or dullness and replace them as needed to ensure good sewing results.
• Choose the Right Needle: Select the appropriate needle type based on the fabric being sewn (e.g., fine needles, heavy-duty needles, double needles).

4. Keep the Bobbin Case and Thread Paths Clean

• Thread Paths: Thread paths can accumulate dust and thread debris, impacting sewing performance. Regularly clean thread paths using a brush or vacuum cleaner.
• Bobbin Case: Also, clean the bobbin case regularly. Check the condition of the bobbin case and remove any fibers or debris.