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SPS/B-BH6000 Series is an industrial sewing machine designed to conduct pattern sewing

using fabrics and other similar materials. During operation, the following instructions should

be kept in mind.

Read through this manual carefully and completely before operating the machine.

Wear the proper clothes for safety.

Keep hands or other parts of the body away from the machines operating section

(needle, hook, thread take-up, and pulley, etc.), when the machine is operation.

Do not remove safety plates and various covers while the machine is operating.

Be sure to connect the grounding conductor.

Turn off the machine before opening the electric boxes including control box. Make sure

that the power switch is OFF.

Stop the machine when placing the thread or when checking the sewing materials.

Do not turn on the machine while stepping on the pedal.

Do not operate the machine when the cooling pan is clogged. The air filter in the controlbox should be cleaned once every week.

If possible, install the machine away from the place where powerful electromagnetic

waves are generated such as high-frequency welding machine.

[Warning]

Make sure of closing the covers during operation. Otherwise, fingers or hands could be

broken or get amputated by the belt. When checking or adjusting the machine, please

switch off the machine.

Warning

Caution mark is attached on the machine for safety.

When operating the machine, please read the instructions on the mark.

Locations of caution marks(see the front)

1-5) Locations ofcaution marks

1-4) Operation

Side

Locations ofcaution marks

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Caution

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Caution

Do not operate without finger guard and safety

devices. Before cleaning and changing thread,

bobbin, needle and etc, turn off main switch.

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Caution

Hazardous voltage will cause injury. Turn off main

switch and unplug power cord before opening this

cover.

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