1. Introduction
This manual provides essential information for the safe and effective installation, operation, and maintenance of the JUKI 400-28015 main AS servo motor. This original JUKI component is specifically designed as a spare part for the LK-1900A, LK-1790, and LK-1900B series industrial buttonhole sewing machines, ensuring precise and reliable performance for your industrial sewing applications.
2. Safety Information
Please read and understand all safety instructions before installing, operating, or performing maintenance on the servo motor. Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury or damage to the equipment.
- Always disconnect the power supply to the sewing machine before performing any installation, maintenance, or inspection tasks.
- Ensure proper electrical grounding of the sewing machine and its components.
- Only qualified and trained personnel should attempt installation, repair, or advanced maintenance procedures.
- Keep hands, loose clothing, and hair clear of all moving parts during machine operation.
- Do not operate the motor if it is damaged or if any electrical connections are loose or exposed.
3. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Industrial Sewing Machine Servo Motor |
| Brand | JUKI |
| Model / Part Number | 400-28015 |
| Compatible Machines | JUKI LK-1900A, LK-1790, LK-1900B (Button Hole Industrial Sewing Machines) |
| Stitch Formation | Lock Stitch |
| High-concerned chemical | None |
| Origin | Mainland China |
| Approx. Package Weight | 2.8 kg |
| Approx. Package Dimensions (L x W x H) | 15 cm x 15 cm x 25 cm |

Figure 1: JUKI 400-28015 Servo Motor with cables and connectors.

Figure 2: Bottom view of JUKI 400-28015 Servo Motor showing shaft and mounting holes.
4. Installation/Setup
This servo motor is an original spare part designed for direct replacement in compatible JUKI industrial sewing machines. Refer to your specific JUKI LK-1900A/1790/1900B sewing machine service manual for detailed, model-specific installation instructions.
4.1 Component Identification
Before installation, familiarize yourself with the motor and its connections. Refer to Figure 1 for a visual representation of the motor with its attached cables and connectors, and Figure 2 for the motor's mounting base and shaft.
4.2 Mounting
- Carefully remove the old motor from the sewing machine, noting its orientation and connections.
- Position the new JUKI 400-28015 servo motor in the designated location on the sewing machine frame.
- Securely fasten the motor using the appropriate bolts and washers. Ensure the motor is properly aligned with the machine's drive mechanism to prevent undue stress or wear.
4.3 Electrical Connection
- Connect the motor's wiring harness to the corresponding ports on the sewing machine's control unit. The motor features specific connectors for power and signal.
- Ensure all connectors are fully seated and locked into place. Do not force connections.
- Verify that all cables are routed correctly and are not pinched or exposed to moving parts.
4.4 Initial Power-Up
- After installation, perform a preliminary check before full operation. Double-check all connections and ensure there are no obstructions around the motor or drive system.
- Restore power to the sewing machine and observe the motor's behavior during initial startup. Listen for any unusual noises or vibrations.
5. Operation
The JUKI 400-28015 servo motor serves as the main engine for the JUKI LK-1900A/1790/1900B series buttonhole industrial sewing machines. Its operation is fully integrated and controlled by the sewing machine's main control unit and foot pedal.
- Refer to your specific JUKI LK-1900A/1790/1900B sewing machine's user manual for detailed operating procedures, including power-on sequences, speed adjustments, stitch pattern selection, and buttonhole programming.
- The servo motor provides precise speed and position control, contributing to the consistent and high-quality lock stitch formation characteristic of these machines.
6. Maintenance
Regular maintenance helps ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your servo motor.
6.1 Regular Inspection
- Periodically inspect the motor for any signs of wear, damage, or loose connections.
- Check the motor shaft for smooth rotation and ensure there is no excessive play.
- Examine the motor casing for cracks or deformities.
6.2 Cleaning
- Keep the motor free from dust, lint, and debris, especially around any cooling vents, to prevent overheating. Use compressed air or a soft brush for cleaning.
6.3 Lubrication
- Servo motors typically feature sealed bearings that do not require user lubrication. Consult your JUKI sewing machine's main manual for any specific lubrication requirements for connected drive components.
6.4 Cable Integrity
- Ensure all electrical cables connected to the motor are intact, free from cuts or abrasions, and securely fastened to prevent accidental disconnection or short circuits.
7. Troubleshooting
This section provides basic troubleshooting steps for common issues. For complex problems, consult a qualified technician or your JUKI service center.
7.1 Motor Not Responding
- Check Power Supply: Ensure the sewing machine is powered on and receiving electricity.
- Verify Connections: Inspect all electrical connections to the motor for proper seating and integrity.
- Error Codes: Check the sewing machine's control panel for any displayed error codes and refer to the machine's manual for their meaning.
- Mechanical Obstruction: Ensure the motor and connected drive mechanisms are not mechanically jammed or obstructed.
7.2 Irregular Operation or Unusual Noise
- Foreign Objects: Inspect for any foreign objects obstructing the motor or the drive mechanism.
- Loose Mounting: Check if the motor's mounting bolts are secure. Loose mounting can cause vibrations and noise.
- Internal Issue: If unusual noises persist after checking external factors, discontinue use and contact a qualified technician, as it may indicate an internal motor issue.
7.3 Overheating
- Ventilation: Ensure adequate airflow and ventilation around the motor. Do not block cooling vents.
- Excessive Load: Check if the sewing machine is operating under an excessive load that might strain the motor.
- Cleanliness: Remove any accumulated dust, lint, or debris from the motor's exterior, which can impede heat dissipation.
8. User Tips
- When purchasing this servo motor, pay close attention to the product options, which may indicate the condition of the item (e.g., 'NEW' or 'USED'). Ensure you select the desired condition for your application.
- Always keep your sewing machine's original manual handy, as this motor is an integral part of the machine and its specific settings and diagnostics are covered there.
9. Warranty & Support
For warranty information regarding your JUKI 400-28015 servo motor, please refer to the terms and conditions provided by your original point of purchase or contact JUKI customer service directly.
For technical support, service, or genuine JUKI spare parts, please contact a certified JUKI service center or your authorized JUKI dealer. They can provide expert assistance and ensure your equipment is maintained to factory standards.