FY810/820 Instruction & Operation Manual

FY810 / FY820
Single / Double Needle Post-Bed Lockstitch Sewing MachineInstruction Manual
1. Machine Overview
The FY810/820 is a post-bed lockstitch sewing machine designed for shoes, handbags, leather goods, hats, wigs, and specialty materials.
Key Features
Post-bed design for curved and three-dimensional sewing
Full rotary horizontal shaft hook
Slide-type thread take-up lever for consistent, well-tensioned stitches
Roller presser allows free feeding
Smooth, even seams on leather, sponge-backed leather, and light materials without creasing
Easy reverse stitching with lever operation
Simple stitch length adjustment
Interchangeable roller presser and flat presser foot gauge set
Double-needle model supports stable double-row stitching(needle gauge up to 12.7 mm, depending on gauge set)
2. Main Parts Identification
Spool Pin
Oil Reservoir (Right)
Balance Wheel
Stitch Regulating Dial
Reverse Lever
Post
Hook Post Holder
Hook Post Cover Plate (Back)
Hook Shaft Bracket
Slide Plate
Needle Plate
Roller Presser Foot
Thread Guide (Needle Bar)
Needle Bar
Thread Guide (Needle Bar Bushing)
Presser Bar
Face Plate
Thread Tension Regulator
Thread Guide
Thread Take-Up Lever Guard
Presser Regulating Thumb Screw
Thread Take-Up Lever
Thread Retainer
Oil Reservoir (Left)
Pre-Tension Device
3. Installation Preparation
3.1 Machine Installation Location
Install on a flat, level floor
Ensures smooth high-speed operation and prevents vibration
3.2 Mounting the Machine Head
Attach hinges to the back of the machine bed using supplied screws
Hook the hinges onto the table hinge plate
Set the machine head onto the table
3.3 Motor Installation
Mount motor using supplied bolts, nuts, and washers
Align motor pulley with balance wheel groove
Install belt correctly
Connect power supply and motor cord
3.4 Foot Pedal and Motor Lever
Recommended pedal angle: 30–40°
Incorrect angle increases operator fatigue
Adjust connecting rod length if necessary
3.5 Bobbin Winder Installation
Position bobbin winder parallel to belt hole
Push lever into operating position
Align pulley with belt
Secure using two screws
3.6 Knee Lifter Installation
Provides hands-free presser foot lifting
Installation Steps
Drill mounting hole under table per diagram
Install shaft bracket with spring hole facing operator
Install knee lifter shaft components in order:
Position bracket
Regulating rod bracket
Knee plate bar bracket
Spring
Secure shaft and tighten all screws
Adjustment
Position bracket stopper must contact shaft bracket underside
Adjust regulating rod so bell crank contacts correctly when presser foot is lowered
4. Oil Pan & Vibration Prevention
4.1 Oil Pan Installation
Fit oil pan into table hole
Ensure it does not interfere with knee lifter
4.2 Vibration Preventing Rubber
Hollow four table corners: 20 mm radius, 13 mm depth
Install rubber insulators securely
Smooth hollowed surfaces before mounting
5. Preparation for Operation
5.1 Thread Selection
Use high-quality sewing thread
Upper thread must be left-twist
Twist Test:Twist thread toward yourself:
Loosens → Right-twist
Tightens → Left-twist
6. Needle Installation
Recommended Needle
DP×5 (135×5)
Single Needle Installation
Raise presser foot
Turn balance wheel to raise needle bar fully
Move roller foot left
Loosen needle clamp screw
Insert needle with long groove facing left
Tighten screw securely
Double Needle Installation
Insert needles with long grooves facing each other
Push fully into needle clamp
Tighten clamp screw securely
⚠️ For nylon or silk thread, slight needle angle adjustment may be required to prevent skipped stitches.
7. Upper Threading
Single Needle Threading Order
Spool Pin
Pre-Tension
Thread Retainer
Tension Discs (Right → Left)
Take-Up Spring
Thread Guide (Arm)
Take-Up Lever
Thread Guide (Arm)
Needle Bar Bushing Guide
Needle Bar Guide
Needle (Left → Right)
Double Needle Threading
Left and right threads follow separate paths
Thread needles from inside to outside
Upper and lower take-up lever holes must match thread side
8. Bobbin Winding & Installation
Bobbin Winding
Thread through guide and tension discs
Wind thread 5–6 times onto bobbin
Insert bobbin with thread winding from underside
Engage bobbin winder pulley
Operate machine
Winder disengages automatically when full
Bobbin Winding Adjustment
Adjust thread guide for even winding
Adjust tension nut to reduce over-tight winding
Ideal fill: 80% of bobbin capacity
Bobbin Installation
Insert bobbin into hook
Thread through hook slit and under tension spring
Hold upper thread and rotate balance wheel once to pull up bobbin thread
9. Sewing Operation
Starting to Sew
Raise presser foot
Move roller foot back
Place material under needle
Hand-turn balance wheel to pierce fabric
Lower presser foot
Start sewing
⚠️ Leave 10 cm of thread tail when starting
Finishing
Stop with take-up lever at highest position
Raise presser foot
Pull fabric diagonally left
Cut threads, leaving 10 cm tail
10. Stitch & Tension Adjustment
Stitch Length
Adjust using stitch regulating dial (mm scale)
Reverse Stitching
Press reverse lever downward during sewing
Thread Tension Adjustment
Upper Thread
Turn tension nut:
Right → Stronger
Left → Weaker
Take-Up Spring
Standard materials: ~25 g
Heavy materials: ~30 g
Operating Range
Standard: 8 mm
Light materials: Slightly more
Heavy materials: Slightly less
Lower Thread
Rarely needs adjustment
Turn hook tension screw:
Right → Tighten
Left → Loosen
11. Feed Dog & Presser Adjustment
Feed Dog Height
Light materials: 0.8 mm
General: 1.0 mm
Heavy: 1.2 mm
Presser Pressure
Turn thumb screw right to increase pressure
Turn left to decrease
12. Hook & Timing Adjustment
Needle and Hook Timing
Needle raised 2.0 mm from lowest position
Hook tip aligned with needle center
Gap: 0.05 mm
Hook tip below needle eye by 1.6 mm
Includes:
Needle bar height adjustment
Hook shaft alignment
Opener clearance (~0.2 mm)
13. Cleaning & Lubrication
Cleaning
Clean feed dog, hook, tension discs regularly
Lubrication
Normal use: 2–3 times/week
Continuous use: Daily
Oil Amounts
Large oil points: ~5 cc
Medium: 5–6 drops
Small: 1–2 drops
⚠️ Ensure oil wick is fully saturated before operation
Greasing
Periodically grease gear box and hook shaft gears
















































