Elna 6004 User Manual

INSTRUCTION

-elna

6004

MANUAL

11

IMPORT

INSTRUCTIONS"

"Your

sewing machine IS designed

" Read all instruction before using this sewing machine

11

DANGER

1.

''An

appliance should never

electric

2. "Always unpluQ

3.

"Do

4.

"Do into

outlet

not

water

immediately

reach

place

or

mher

before relamping. Replace

for

the

or

store appliance where 1L can fall

liquid."

and

-To

reduce the risk

after

appliance

constructed

be

left

using

that

has fallen

only

of

electric

unattended

and

before cleaning."

bulb With

ANT

for HOUSEHOLD

."

when plugged in. Always unplug this appliance from

into

water. Unplug immediately." or

SAFE TY

shock

:"

same

type

rated

be

pulled

into a tub

use."

12.3

V d.c

or

sink. Do

.•

3 Watts."

not

place in

or

the

drop

''WARN

1.

''Do

not

2. "Use this appliance only mended

3. "Never operate this appliance If dropped center for examination, repair. electrical or mechan

4.

"Never operate the appliance with any air opening blocked. Keep ventilation openings machine

5. "Never

6.

"Do

not

7.

"Do

not

8.

"To

d1sconnecr.

9. "

Do

not

10. ''Keep fingers away from all moving parts. Special care

11

"Always use

12.

"Do

not

13.

"Do

not

It

may

14. "Switch

needle, changing needle,

15.

"A

lways unplug

mak

ing any

16. " Hold plug when rew1nding

Do

not

IN

G-

To

reduce

allow

to

be used as a

by

the

manufacturer

or

damaged,

and

foot

drop

or use outdoors operate where aerosol (spray)

unplug

the

use

bent

pull

or

deflect

the

sewing machine

other

allow

plug

or

controller free from accumulat i

insert

any

."

turn

all

by

pulling

proper needlt! plate. The wrong

needles

push fabric while stitching.

the

needle causing

the

sewing machine from t he electrical

user serv icing adjustments

to

whip when rewinding."

toy

for

1ts

as

dropped

object

controls

on

cord. To

."

off

threading

mro

conta

into

cord

the

risk

of

burns, fire. electric shock,

. Close attent1on is necessary when this appliance

mtended use as described in th1s manual.

ined in this manual."

it

has a damaged

into

water

any

opening."

products

to

the

off

unplug, grasp

it

to

break."

("0")

when

bobbin,

or

reel.

cord

or

plug, if it

. Return

("0")

changing presser foot, and

mentioned

the

appliance

ic

al

adjustment

on

of

lint,

are being used

position,

the

plug,

is

required

plate

can

cause

making any

outlet

in

the

dust,

and

or

where oxygen

then

remove plug from

not

the

adjustment

when rem oving covers, lubricating,

instruction manua

or

is

not

to

the neareSl

."

loose cloth."

the

cord

around

needle

in

the

injury

Use

working properly , if it has been

."

the

sewing

to

break."

the

needle area, such as threading

like

to

persons:''

is

used by only

authorized

is

being

outlet

mach

."

l."

or

near

attachments

dealer

of

the sewing

adm

imstered

."

ine needle

children."

recom·

or

service

."

or

whe n

Be

sure

"SAVE

to

keep machine

away

THESE

IMPORTANT

from

static

electr

INSTRUCTIONS"

icitY,

heat

sources,

humidiry.

and

direct

sunlight

.

Na

mes

of Parts

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xtension Table

Connecting

•

Controlling

Main F

unct.on

To

Select Panerns

Winding

•

Set

the

• Removrng

• Windrng

• Inserting Threading

•

To

Use Needle

•

Drawmg

Straight

•

Start

•

Changmg

• Finishing

•

Adjusting

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

and

the

Machme

Sewmg

of

Bunons

and

the

Bobbin

Spool

the

Bobbin

the

Bobbrn

the

Bobbin

the

Machme

Threader

Up

the

Bobbin T Strtchrng . .

Sewing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

the

Sewing Direct

Sewmg

Stitch

Len

• Varrable Needle Pos1 Variauon To

•

• Seam \Vhen Pressure

~o

To

To Chang,ng Proper Zrgzag

of

Straight Stitchin

Set

Thread Auto-tension Manua

Gu

Se~

Rase

Snap

Remove

Tension

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Needle

Threa

de

Ltne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . • . . . • • • . . . . . . . . . .

ng

Heavy

Fabrics

Adtustrng

or

the

Lever . .

Drop

the Feed

Presser Foot

and

Attach the Foot Hold

Needles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Your

Needle

and Thr

St

tchrng

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

• AdJUSting Strtch Wid Overcasttng

• Overcasti

8tJ

non

•

Bunonhole

•

Sensor

•

To

•

To

•

Rounded

Automatrc

•

Corded Sew a Bu B

hnd

R

olled

Basting

ng

Vartations

hole

Vartauons

Bunonhole (BH 1)

Alter

the

St

tch

Alter

the

St

tch

and

Keyhole

Bunonhole

Buttonholes

non

St

tch

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•••••

Accessory

Speed

to

the Power

Storage

. . . .

Functron

of

. • • . . . .

TABLE

Box

Supp

ly

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the K

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On

and

OH

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . .

er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

ead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

th

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25-26

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27-

Wid th . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Density

(BH 1

...........................

Button

hol

).

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es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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7- 8

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36

Banacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Eyelets

Quick-darn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . .

Zipper Cording

Wide Cording . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Appliqu Cut Wo Patchw Fag Sc Smocki

Shell Stitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sc Sa Saddl Sh Quil Cross P Decorative Satin Stit Twin Needle S Ad Programm

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• Combining Patterns. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

• Cyc

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Cleaning the Machine ... . ........

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...

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ulpture Stitch

nd Stitch . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47

e Stitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Stitches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

ting .. ..........

Stitch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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When you

he

it

e on 'Programming (In Ordinary Sewing Mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

atterns

in

g Decorative Stitch Patte

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Cycle Stitching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

le

Stitching

stop

ry

Lock Alphabet a

ry

Lock Patterns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

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Lette ng Lar ng

Letters and Spaces. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

cki

ng

and. Editi

of

Pattern in Programmed

ng ... . . . . .

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ch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

by

Pressing

sewing

rs

in Block Style . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . .

ge

and Small Letters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

ng

your Program ..........

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Mirror

in the Middle

nd

Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

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Image

of

a programmed combination . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

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2

Names

of

Parts

~

r

I

Extension table

I'D

(Accessory box) Needle

®

~

®

0

®

~

@

~

@

plate

Thread

cutter

Face plate Auto-tension LED Thread1ake-up lever

Upper thread guide Thread tension dial Spool pin Spool holder

id

crystal display

Liqu

Screen sharpness adjusting Speed

sening Key panel Quick

chan Reverse

bunon

Feed balancing dial

lever

kno

b

Needle threader Foot

holder Presser fo Needle clamp screw "'eedle Hook cover

release

3

ot

plate

bunon

-

Machine sockets

Power s

witch

Balance wheel

!

Bobbin

@

I

@ @

s

@)

winder Bobbin winder spindle Carrying Hole

for

addit•onal s

Presser

foot Buuonhole Fr

ee

arm

Dr

op

feed

handle

lifter

lever

stopper

pool

* To attach the Quick Chart

o

Place

the

two

grooves on the pins below the key panel and

push in.

If too much for

o

the direction

Ou

ick Chart will come

of

ce

Is adde

arrow.

out

d to the Quick Chart

to

avoid break

age

.

to

lns:NCIIOn

book

Foot

Power supply cord

control

Table

4

Extension

Table

and

Accessory

Storage

Box

Pull the end a

way

from the mach ine,

of

the extens1

BobbinS

as

illustrated.

on

table

G: Blind stitc

foo

t

hem

F: Satin

f

oot

Extension Table

h

stitch

H: Cording

foo

t

0 : Hemmer f

oo

/

t

A: Zigzag

E: Zipper

C: Overedge

foot

too

foot

t

Screvvdriver l :

Additional

Set

of

spool

needles

Spool

PIO

felt

Quil

ter

Small

Seam

spool

M: Special overcast

foot

ripp

er

holder

The lid open

of

the accessory storage

toward

you

.

Sewing accessories are conveni in

the

box

.

R:

Automatic

Lint

P: Embroidery

Spool stand

bunonhole

brusl1

ent

box lifts

ly

locat

foot

ed

5

-

Connecting

Before

connec

electrical power.

* F

or

use

Tum

off

in this order.

* Turn

For

1. While in operation, always keep

2. Always

3.

the

Your Safety

thread

" When leaving

• When attaching

~

When cleaning

Do

not

the

Machine

ting

the

of

the

foot

control

the

power

power switch

take·up

lever, balance wheel

turn

off

the

place anything

to

the

Foot control

power cord, make sure

switch,

or

and

on.

The machine will

power

switch,

machine

removing parts. machine.

on

the

unattended.

foot

Power

Supply

@ Power supply

plug

the

voltage and frequency shown

insert the foot control plug

be

set

for

straight stitch.

your

eye

on

the sewing area,

or

needle.

and

unplug from

control,

except

the

power supply:

in use.

~Power

~

supply

,,,A

on

the

machine conform

CD

, machine plug ® and power supply plug ®

and

do

not

touch any moving parts such as

to

your

the

• Controlling Sewing Speed Sewing speed can

U

si

ng

the

Foot

Sewing speed can be varied harder

you

runs.

press

be

adjusted by using

Control

on

the

control,

by

the

foot

the

faster

the

foot

contr~l

control. The

the

machine

or

the speed setting lever.

Using the Speed Se

ttin

g Lever

.........

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"2"

for

, basting and

and

knits with

.

.....

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op

lever

fe

ed

21

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Snap

Foot Holder

the

Presser

Pr lever

'

~

•

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and

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the

red

button

will

drop

off

.

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foot

N~Io

on the back of the

foot

holde r. The presse

rfet.

Pr

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r

f'

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To

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~

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resser

foot

lever

---

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:

in

and

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the Foot Holder

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screwdriver.

of

the

place.

the

presser

foot

holder. Lower

thumb

foot

screw

so the pin

the

by

turning

on

the

presser

the

screw

foot lies just foot

lever

to

counter

·clockwise wi

under

the gro

lock the foo t

th

a.

til

< To Attach >

Attach:

To

1. Match presser bar.

2.

Fit

the

Tighten

3.

the

hole

thumb

the

screw

22

In

the

foot

screw

into

the hole .

by

turning it clockwise.

holder with

the

threaded hole in

ti'

Changing

<(

To Remove >

Needles

Loosen

the

needle

clamp

screw by turning it

counter

·clockwise.

~

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To

Attach >

off

the

power

switch.

Remove

Insert

the

needle from

the

new needle

the

into

clamp.

the

needle

clamp

you. When inserting

tighten

the

* Bent

the

needle

clamp screw firmly.

or

blunt

needle

into

th e clamp, push it

may

cause skipped stitch

• Always purchase a good quality needle.

with

the

flat side away from

up

as

far as it wil l go

or

breaking

thread

and

.

Proper

Needle,

LIGHT WEIGHT

MEDIUM WEIGHT

HEAVY WEIG

Thr

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Your

ead

Needle

and

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Fabric Chart

FABRICS

Crepe de Chine, Voile,

Lawn, Organdy, Georgette,

Linens, Cotton, Pique,

Sergo, Double Knits, Percale

Denim, Tweed, Gabardine,

Coating, Drapery and Upholstery Fabric

Tricot

Fine Silk Fine

Cotton Fine Synthetic Fine

Cotton

50 Silk 50

to

80

50

to

60

Cotton

Covered Polyester

50 Silk 40

to

50

40

to

50

Cotto

n Covered Polyester

NOTE:

• In general, fine threads sewi

ng

heavy fabrics. Always

and

needles

test

are

used

thread

for

and

needle size

sewing

thin

fabrics,

on

a small piece

and thicker

sewing.

~

Use

the

same

thread

for needle and

bobb

in.

• When sewing stretch, very fine fabrics and synthetics, use a blue ti effectively prevents skipped stitches.

THREADS

Covered Polyester

Cotton synthetic

Cotton Synthetic

threads and

of

fabric whi

pped

needle. The blue ti

needles are used

ch will

be used for actual

NEEDLE

S

IZE

9

or

11

1 1

or

14

or

16

pped

for

needle

23

Zigzag

Select

14

Stitching

pattern

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FOOT

A

A: Zigzag

Zigzag sewing

•

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W3.5

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t

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W7

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,'

:

,

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stitching

o

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and

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The

width

is

pressing

be

adjusted.

setting

7.

number

will

widely used

the

~~

is

"5.0"

the

on

the

become

wider.

for

overcasting, appliqueing, etc

button,

and

can

10

"""'.

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screen will

be

adjusted

button

get

the

.

bigger

stitch

wid th

betwee

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and stitch

I

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I

•

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ch wid

th

·I

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decrease, press

The

number

become

will

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down

setting you desire.

24

the

on

screen will

narrower.

the

8

lp;

or

"""'.

get

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01

smaller

key

until

button

and

you

.

stitch

reach the

wid th

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[

t4

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A

C: Overedge

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jJO

Thread tension

M: Special overcast

foot

FOO

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3-7

~

loo

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t

Place

the

edge

of

the

fabric next

to

the

black

prong

of

foot

C.

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ing

foot

M, guide

The wire farthest

support

• Reduce

•

for

threads

Stretch manually.

The STi

interlock

tch width

the

stitches

the

needle

fabrics may require

25

the

black

to

the

interlocking

thread

at

the

cannot

prong

off

tension

fabric edge.

you

be

adjusted

to

the

fabric edge.

off

the

fabric edge providing

the

edge.

on

light-weight fabrics until

to

adjust

the

stitch

.

the

length

•

1----

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rn

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·

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ting

Variations

ag

11

~ ~

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15

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20

~~

14

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~

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~

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(A)

(AI

This stitch and Tho stitch fabric.

This swimwear amount

A pressure

will retain shape as

This fastest way edge.

is

other

fabrics

Is

stitch

is recommended

and

of

elasticitY

of

stitch

can

used

excellent for darning

stretch velour as

''1"

be

to

ffnlsh and leaves

USES

to

finish seam allowance

that

tend

to

pucl<er,

for

sewing such fabrics as 11

and

strength.

is recommended

you

are sewing.

used

on

provides

most woven fabrics. It's the

you

end

mending tears

so

that

w1th a

on

synthetics

the

greatest

the

knit

nea~

.

In

flat

II

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-

1

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I

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h

1

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ge

~

16

~

29

~

30

~

Special overcast

I

~

Overedge (C)

~

Overedge (C)

~

Overedge (C)

~

(M)

This stitch can

overcast seams in

Use this stitch

flat.

Test the

Th1s

stitch fray tXlOns Two rows

ovor the edge

Th

is

stitch finishes the edges

commercial overlocking machine fo r a professional look.

sthch

is ivel

of

be

used

to

simultaneously stitch

one

step.

when

you

do

not

need

on

the

actual fabric for the best results.

an

excellem

y such

z

i~g

to Insure

stitch

linens

your

for fabrics

and

seams will

of

your

gabardines.

seams similar

as

stitches are simulitaneously sewn

that

and

tO

press seams open

that

tend

not

revel.

to

a

J

26

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Pattern

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crystal display

SENSOR

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it)

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ics

H1

n

to

BH5)

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~

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button

twice.

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B5H

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buttonhole

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I

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automatic buttonhole

hole length.

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maximum diameter

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practice buttonholes.

sew a butto

foot

will automatically

of

button

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which will

fit

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gauge

this

the button-

foot

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27

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holder

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itself.

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NOTE: If

the

EXAMPLE: If (3/16")

buttonhole will bartack bartack The

machine will Before make

several practice

the

thickness

the

button

in

buttonhole

the

fabric

the

garment

at

the

starting

foot.

should

of

the

foot

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the

foot

and

left

.

you

sew

of

and

is

thickness,

lever

to

under

be

no

gap between

as

shown

holder

control

be

row

first,

stop

buttonholes

buttonholes.

button

diameter

2 em (3/

set

downward

the

left

to

draw

the

foot,

point

. Then lower

the

below.

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no

gap

until

the

automatically

then

the right

automatically.

on

the

is

more

than 4 mm

then

set

the

4")

in

diameter

the

measure

as

far

as

both

and

the

slider and spr

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holder

machine

sewn:

row

actual garmen

(3/16"}, a

button

and

at

2.5

em

it

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threads

lower the

automa

ng

stops

the

fro

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back

holder.

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(31

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o.

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depress the

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<2)

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bartack

bartack Cut

When sewing

After "Step To make the

fabnc

another

1n

mng of the

at

s.

the

opening with

sewmg BH4

1

".

and

step

foot

each

BH4

buttonhole

control

end

to prevent accidentally cutting

the

or

BH5 or

buttonhole, simply repositi

on

the

foot

or

press

is

finished , push the

it

will go.

seam ripper.

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contro

l.

to

the

start

key

from the

BH

1, then

button-

on

the

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Alt

er

the

Stitch Width

<

ForBH1

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pressing the

buttonhole indicator shows 5.0. To alter The width can

When

the

width press 8

the

pattern

be

> I c::::::2

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/

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2.5

fl

Width

l1

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or

altered between 2.5 and 7.0.

23

nrr

or

,.

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10

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depress hole

foot

foot.

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l

1

~

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7

.0

n

Width

u

button

G)

is

the

width

selected, density can be altered between 0.5

of

By indicator shows

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The density can be altered between

Dense

pressing the

buttonhole

control aga in

the

Stitch Density

o.~

1

0.2

Stitch

length

~

0.4.

and

1 .0.

or

make

wirhout

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button,

or

G).

1t

denser simply

raising the button-

0.8

Stitch

length

the stitch length

0.2

and

0.8.

29

• Rounded and

Select

buuonholt

[----

D_ B

_H_2

R:

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atic

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m

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buttonhole

or

m

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foot.

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n

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sh

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-

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and

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le will

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be

auto

matically

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point

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arting

point

10

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.

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to

10

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+

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I

+

0.2 - 0.8

~

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sew, follow

for

pattern

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the

(

See

0.2 . . . . Fi

0.4 ....

0.8

. .

the

same procedure a

BH

1.

the

stitch

density

material

page 23)

..

and

thread.

ne

density

(for lawn Standard

(for gabardine, denim an d other material

Coarse seam

(for

knits)

and

georgette )

density

thick or hea

s)

thick

wool

accord

ir~

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and

jer

s',

30

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le

Buttonhole

~~

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LlJ

bunon

(BH 1)

twice

• To

•

If

of

alter

the

stitch

width

and

density, refer

there

is a difference m stitch dens.ry between

the

buttonhole,

refer

to

page 52.

to

page

29.

the

right and

leh

rows

D

R:

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AUTO

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thread

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bononhole

I

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foot

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n

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when complarel

when

memorized!

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Remove the left.

@ Insert the

needle buttonhole

@ Sow desired length

stop

® Press

Depress maucally bartack buttonhole.

®

Stop stitches s1de.

(i) Press

Keep bartack,

make

To

down

The f1rst

To depress hole

the

at

the

"MEM"

the

the machane when

to

"MEM"

the

root

knot

the

foot

mach

me

will

each

ume

retnforce

foot

holder

to

the

far back.

under

the

foot.

fabric to

garment

starting point. Then lower

foot.

button. foot

opposite

button.

control

stitches

control.

sew

you

the control

the

under

of

left

control.

and

sew

the

depressed. The machine will

and

buttonhole,

another

step

down

buttonhole

again

left

to

draw

the foot, and lower

s1de

of

The

up

the

you

are just over 2

first

stitch

stop

sewing

posit1on

buttonhole

on

the

or

make

withuut

both

thread

the

automatic

the

buttonhole

machme

nght

the

foot control.

raising

will auto-

side

on

the

left

by

itself.

fabric

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it

denser s1mply,

the

of

or hand

and

to

button-

to

the

and

the

3

step

the

31

• Corded Threading

Buttonholes

the

cord

.

Cord spur

Step 1 Stop 2 Step 3

Step

Pull

..

For

sewing, use

4

ITJ

*

Set the

the

cord

Is

stitch

used.

the

selected.

width

same

procedure

In

accordance

as

with

when

the

pattern

thickness

of

<D

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panern

® With

®

@)

Bnng

Hook

the

@ Lower

® Depress

Each

side

(l) Remove

® Pull the

®

Thread

bunonhole

ends

filler

the

needle

the

foot

of

the

fabr

left

end

the

end

BH

1.

foot

raised,

toward

you

under

cord

into

the

forks

Into

the

garment

control

buttonhole

ic

of

through a darning

from

the

gently

the

filler

and

machine

cord

hook

the

on

and

the

to

needle,

the

bunonhole

the

front

where

the

sew

the

bartacks

and

cut

tighten

draw

filler

cord

foot

of

the R foot

buttonhole

buttonhole.

will be

the

sewing

it.

to

the

on

the

until

sewn

wrong

cord

they

to

will

ovor the

threads

side

clear

hold

start

.

spur

and

cord.

of

at

the

them

the

front

t1ght

lower

fabnc

back

end.

the

and

of

foot

cut

the

bunonhole

.

foot.

32

S.lec:t

plnem

14

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NV\

m

FOOT

[

A

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l

•

Set

the

s:titch width in accordance with the position

bunon.

of

the holes

on

F: Satin

stitch

foot

1. Match the

presser foot.

2. Lower the

3.

Turn

just above

4. Press the

will

5. Turn

hole necessary.

6.

Stitch several times.

7. After you finish sewing,

to

15

button

toot

the hand wheel by hand until the need le

the

smch

enter

the

hand wheel so

of

the

em

of

to

button.

left hole

button.

thread

holes

hold

width

at

of

the

to

the horizontal

the

button

1n

button

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the

needle

cut button.

(+or

button.

w1ll

the

thread

place.

-)

so

enter

stitch

but

slot

on

point

the

needle

the

right

width if

leave

the

is

10

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\

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thread

s

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Fabric

8. Draw the

knot

33

thread

the threads.

to

the reverse side

of

the fabric

and

Blind Stitch Hemming

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ct

panern

17

G: Blind stitch

hem

foot

To hold the edge

Heavy-Weight

(1

I

;wrong

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17

)

FOOT

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2cm

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fubric

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pattern

fabrics.

ght

he

desired

fabric as illustrated.

121

I

17

for woven fabrics

3

fabrics

amount

0.4-0.7

the

raw

edge

that

ravel,

and pin in place.

em

the

II

Wrong

side

of

fabric

Posi

tion

the fabr ic in such a way

comes

to

the

lett

side

L

ower

the

presser

foot.

Adjust the position

LENGTH key so edge of the fabric when side.

Sew

guiding

the

that

folded

and

pattern

can

be

turned

under

and

raw

edge should be overcast first.

Then

fold the hem und

Light•Walght

0.3

Wrong

sidaof

fabric

I

rhat

of

guide.

of

needle swing with

the

needle

the

edge along

just

pierces

needle comes

the

guide.

21

J

pressed.

Fabric

- 0\6 em

l-J

the

folded edge

the

over

tor

stretch

WIDTH/

the

folded

to

the

er

left

Variable Needle Position

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displ

ay

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l

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comes

to th

e

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left.

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on

indicates

guide

and the needle point.

the

w 0.6

?

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liquid

distance betwePn

When comes to the rig

crystal display

the

needle

ht.

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pre

ssing

the

!8

M/1.

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button, the

indicator

o How to

shows

adjust

0.6

as

default

setting.

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moved

the right.

34

e

l

to

hemming

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he

needle position l

moved to the left.

ij

width

r.

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p.nern

!10

-8

0 : Hemmer foot

m

FOOl

A

CD

Make a double 0.25

length.

(Y

Lower

the

needle rnto the fabric

begm, then lower the hemmer Sew 3 or

4 stitches while holding the needle and bobbrn threads.

em

(1/8"1

foot.

fold

approxrmately 8

at

the pornt where sewing

em

(3")

is

in

to

@ Lower the needle

the folded

@ Lower

fabric

@

Trim

bulk

0.7 em !114"1

0 7

em

port

ion

the

hemmer foo t, then

to

keep

it

about

0.7

11/4")

35

into

the fabric and

of

the fabrrc

feeding smoothly and evenly.

ern

(1/4")

from

into

sew

lift

the curl

by

comers

the hemmer

lifting

as

of

the hemmer

up

the

tllustrated,

foot.

edge

to

Insert

foot.

of

reduce

the

Select

pllttern

28 F

la

I

OOT

P

0 -

25

~

Drop feed lever

P:

Embroidery

PresstJre adjusting laver

foot

Foot control

(0]

r==:Jl

~

G) Draw both needle

® Depress

The machine cally. Release

the

foot

will

the

® Hold the fabric

next sti

tch

. Depress

@

Continue m th forward.

• When basting replace

lever,

is manner sliding

is

foot

and

bobb

in threads

control.

take

one

stitch and

foot

control.

taut

and

slide It

the

foot

control.

completed, reset

holder,

and

raise

to

the back.

stop

to

where you want

the

fabrics sideways

the

pressure adjust "

the

feed dog .

autom

or

tr

36

Seloct

panam

Z7

IIllO

F: Satin stitch

foot

27

i

FOOT

F

Rever10

button

~

Starting t position--

Ending position

Starting position

!

/

I

Ending

I

L:J:

position

required

o De nsity

and Stitch

Stitch

o When

sew reverse

< Memory Bartacking >

o Press f!')

and

width

Stitch length

length

width you

the

desired length

button. The

buttons

10 -01

10

Mil

make less than 1 .5 em

button,

can

~

same

length

of

bartack in g.

be

varied usi

.

01

·

of

fabnc will

and

start

ng

the

of

bar tacking, first

bartacking

move backward

sewing,

you

stitch

and

press

will obtain

width

the

s.

Select pattern

25

F: Satin sti

foot

tch

25

0

FOOT

F

Use underlay

of

tissue p

Press

eyelet

Remove ripper

37

aper

.

down

and stop

the

or

a pair

the

foot

control.

automatically.

fabric

and

of poi

nted

The machine will sew

cut

the

small eye with

scissors.

the

an

seam

Quick-Darn

Select pattern

26

§

R:

Automatic

B

utton

26

I

••

FOOT

buttonhole

holder

R

foot

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:,

..

1111

ll•ltiJIII

(

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2

c\m

Ql'l

f

tiul!1.1

ilii

II!

'-./

0.7 em

size

of

The cycle However, the maxim sti

tch and the width

one darn

is

variable.

length is 2 em

maximum

is

0.7

em

1~

1 I

um

(3/

stitch

(9/32")

(!)

Pull

@ Insert a fabric

Remove t he fabr ic left.

@ I

nsert Press stitch, matically .

To

sew

4")

the

the down

button

garment

sew

from

16

holder

under

the

rows

the

to

under

foot

of

start.

the

to

the

far back.

foot.

left

to

draw

the

foot,

control.

darning, lock

select

pattern

both

threads

and

lower

The machine will lo

stitch

and

26

the

foot.

stop

to th£

aut

r.

ci

o

Re

verse but1on

(

~~\

ion

§ •

or

d2

IUUIH

1

Jll

l

11111111.

l1lJ

lu

mn~

1

11111111

)

When t he

is

lower

to

When side

1

l

I required

l

Starting

(Left

need

the left

is

lower

Se give

--r-

length

_L

po

int

le posit

26

lect d l

an even stitch.

d3

right side

Sele

ct

an

even

d4

or

stitch.

1•11111

•

r~

:

,.

:

..

......

..

·-·

~..

..:

d5

t o

give

@ F

or

darning in a l machine the stops

Rea

reverse

aut

rran

ge

afte

r sewing

button

omatically.

the

fabric

@.

It

is

simp

le

to

make one. Press

the

memory first darning, and depress second image result

To

Adju

there

If (l

eft

adjustment

Upon pressing

"d3" will Press ~ -

darn

button instead

but

the

st

the Eve

is a differe n

side)

and

by

appear

~

ing is

automatically

darn

nness of

the

end

pressing

the

~

on

the

button, and

ength of

and

a darning

button

is

sewn in reverse.

ce

the

screen.

less

to

a required length

continue

and repeat

when

the

of

memory

Darning

in

height between

point

(right side)

8

or G button.

- -

~

]

adjust

than

2 em , first

sewing

the

procedures in

of

t he same size as

you

have

foot control.

made

. Pressing

button

the

between d 1

sto

p

and

then pres.

until

the

mach

G)

the

completed

Then th4

the

mirro

will g

ive

the

sam-

the

starting poin-

of darning, ma

defau lt settin

and

d5.

1P

in-

t

firs

th

ke

!.

38

Zipper Sewing

Select

pattern

!10

--8 FOOl A

E:

Ztppe

r f

oot

~

<!

v ' '

T

op

side

ol

labt

lc:

rm

/ End a· ooenmg

'"

Top

edge of Iabrie

Prepare your fabrrc.

1.

Put

the

top

s1des

of

end

of

the Zt

ppe

r open ing.

lock the stttches.

2. Set the sti tch length openning.

the fabric together

Use

the reverse

at "4.5"

and

sew

to

the

button

sew the zipper

to

To Snap

On

the

Zipper

Foot

:

To

sew right stde

To

t\

sew

l

eft

side

o Fit the

holder.

• To sew the

on

ptn

the left hand side.

on

the z1pper

nght

s1de

foot

of

the zipper,

into

the

groove

anach

on

the

the ztpper

foot

39

To

Sew:

CD

Fold back the left seam allowance. Turn

seam

allowance

Place the zipper

and

pan

m place .

to

teeth

form a

to

0.3

0.2

em

to

under

(1

/8"1 fold.

0.3

em

the

r

( 1/8"1 <

® Attach

@ Lower the zipper

the

zipper so that

zipper tape.

zipper

foot

@ Sew through the fold

Stop just before zipper tape.

the

Lower

Raise the zipper foot

and

stitch the remainder

the

needle slightly

foot

with the pin

on

the

needle pierces

and

z1pper tape.

zipper

mto

and open the zipper. Lower

on

the

top

side

foot

reaches the slider

the fabric.

of

the

seam.

right hand

at

the

fold and

siO<

bottom

on

t~"

tr

®

® Close

side facmg up.

40

the

zipper

and

spread the fabric flat with

the

rigt-

@<i)

@ Move

(j)

Guide stitch

@

Stop

Lower

remove

the

zipper

the

edge

through

about 5 em

the

needle slightly

the

basting

foot

to

of

th e

garment

(2") from

stitches

the left

foot

and

the into and

pin.

along

the

zipper tape.

top

of

the

fabric, rasie

open the

zipper teeth and

zipper.

the

foot.

zipper.

®

® Then lower

making

sure

the

foot fold

and

is

stitch

even.

the

remainder

of

the

seam

41

Cording

Triple Cording

Select

pattern

48

H:

Cording

foot

48

~

FO

OT H

Single Cording

For single

Select

14

H: Stitch widt

cor

din

pattern

f\M

Cording foot

h 3

.0

g

m

FOOT

G)

® The slots

o

o Fine wool, embroidery thre

A

Slide

the

sewing threads

strands

(2")

place while

Insert cording in cording.

used

of

cording i

extending

on

foot

the

for

cord .

nto

the

behind

the

H will hold

stitches form over

the

center

to

the

slots

foot.

groove

ad

left and insert t

of

foot

the

lengths

the

cording.

of

~oot

or

lace thread can t:

hr

H with 5 e

of

cording

H for sing

Wide

Select

33

F: Satin stit

foot

COrding

pattern

ch

33

S

FOOT

F

Pass a cord, string groove

of

presser

the

cord end before starting.

or

foot

42

blade

of

0.5

to

0.6

em (1/

4")

wide

into

, and sew along drawn lines. It is advisable

bott

o~

to

s

~

Applique

Select

3 1

F: Satin stit

P

ressu

Cut

Work

pattern

ch foot

re a

dj

usting lover: 2

31

~

FOOT

F

Tape

the

F

to

the

in place

finished edge

• When sewing curves down and move

*

Aft

button

er

finished sewing,

to bring

the material.

and

sew

, guiding

of

the

applique

or

changing directions, press the

needle

set

the

pressure adjusting lever

.

to

its lowest position,

the

slot

on

foot

the up/

to

3.

Select p

31

F: Satin

Pressure

31

attern

~

F

OOT

F

stitch

foot

adjusting lever: 2

I

' I

I

I I

\..

______

_

___

____

Choose a of Place a piece

simp

the fabric.

le design and

of tulle or

trace

organdy

the

under

outline

the

on

the

design

right side

and

pin In

place.

Use a di

Baste t:he layers

Remove pins. Stitch satin

Remove basting embroidery

4

_ J

fferent col

or

together

around

stitch

the

design in

.

and

scissors.

After finish sewing,

to

accent

cut

set

you

work

.

stitch

ing

just

inside

31

pattern

the

fabric close

the

pressure adjusting lever

~

to

the

outline

or

use a

the

stitching with

.

narrow

to

3.

43

Patchwork

Select

!

32

A:

Zig.zag

pattern

foot

Right side

of

32

~

FOOT

or

fabric

A

F: Satin stitch

foot

Right side

of fabric

Sew seam on

right side

and

press seam allowance open. Sew

of

garment centering stitches over the seam line.

pattern

stitch

Fagoting

Select

pattern

I 60

A: Zigzag

60

~

FOOT

foot

· foot

or

F:

A )

Satin

Right side

of

stitch

fabric

Paper

An

open worked sti adding design interest in

the

Fold

needle and

under

the

two

1.5

em

edges

bobbin give

(5/8")

to

Sew slowly guiding t folded edge

on

each side.

tch

used

to

join

two

to

plain garments. Topstitching

s a hand-worked appearance.

on

each fabric edge

paper

0.3

em

(1/8")

apart.

he

fabric

so

the needle catches

pieces

and

of

press.

fabric

thread

the

44

Scallop

Hems

Select

34

A:

Zigzag

pattern

foot

34

)

FOOT

A

Variations

Stitch Wi

dth

Automat

Fold hem wi

ic

7.0

7.0 1.0

2.6

th right

Sew scallops 1

close

seams

the

to

as

hem

Tr im Clip

Turn

of

stitch width, length using manual stitch

width key

Stitch

Length

Setting

2.5

and

~

stitch

Seam

length key

Variations

rv-v-v-v-

1.0

em

stitching leaving 0.3 em

shown

to

rig

~

sides togehte

(3/8")

from folded edge.

or

trim with pinking shears.

ht

side and press.

r.

(1/8")

seam allowance.

Edging

Select

A: Zigzag

35

plltUm

foot

35

J

FOOT

A )

(3/8")

Sew edging 1 em

from edge.

After stitching, trim fabr ic to

cut

the

thread.

close

to stitching taking care

not

45

Smocking

Select

pattern ~

58

A: Zigzag

sa

FOOT

foot

or F: Satin stitch

A

foot

The following

patterns

(j) With

® Pull

can be used.

the

manual stitch length

1

em

(3/8")

apart

needle thread tension

threads along

the Secure

one

bobbin threads and distribute the gathers evenly.

the

threads

@ Reduce the tens

pattern

Pu

II

out

stitches

the

gathering

at

'4.5' sew strai

, acro

ss

the

area

to

be smocked. A looser

will m

ake

gathering easier.

edge.

at

the

other

end.

ion

and

pressure if necessary and sew

between the straight seams.

stitches.

ght

lines

Knot the

Shell Stitch

Select patte

rn

17

F: Satin stit

FOOT

ch

foot

------

17

3

G

-------..J

Thread

tension

4~9

~

'

; Woven Fabrics

'

p,.,,

Iii

b"ttoo

Pattern j can be also used.

Here's How

(j) Fold

set

-

-you

-allow when

®

If

apart.

@ You can

any direction.

21

and

stitch

the

stitch

may

need

the

needle

it zigzags.

you sew rows

sew

to ohonge neodlo po,;t;on fo• •holltuok.

on

the

width

and

to tight

to

just clear

of

shell stitches, space t

she

ll

stitches

bias.

length as

en

the top thread slightly.

on

you

the

folded edge

knits

or

desire.

soft

of

the

he

rows 1.5 err

silky wovens

fabric

After

46

sewing,

set

the

thread

tensi

on

to

"AUTO".

Saddle

Select

Stitch

pattern

19

~

19 F

A:

Zigzag foo t

Shading

Select

pattern

[.__

9_1

___

OOT

Stitches

F o_o

A

or

_r

_F__,J ( 92

92

l

F

OOT

Here's How

Sew

1.

2.

Taturn a.

b. Raise c. Lower

F

as

you would

corners:

Lower the needle

the

for

presser

topst

itching.

into

the

fabric

foot

and

turn

the fabric.

foo

t and continue to sew.

on the

fourth st

itch.

F:

Press

Satin

stit

ch foot

ure

Adjusting lever 2 or 1

or

P: Embroidery

foot

Use

the

automatic length and width t o achieve t Reduce the

You may need

pressute

to

senings

to

pivot

facili

on

48

or

manually adjust

he

desir~d

tate

sewing curved areas.

sharp curves.

eff

ect

the

stit

ct

.

Quilting

Select

pattern

Ito

--6

m

FOOT

A

A: Zigzag

L: Ouilter

Cr

oss Stitch

foot

The quilting guide will help straight. Loosen opening

Sew guiding

to

the

quilter screw. Slide the quilter in

the

desired width

the

quilter over the previous

and

to

keep the stitching lines

tighten

the

row

screw.

of

stitching.

the

Select

pattern

71

F: Satin stltch

foot

71

~

FOO

l F

This button

49

pattern

.

can be reduced in size by pressing the

~

Pintucking

Select p

attern

II

---0.

~

FO

OT A

G: Blind

hem

stitch

foot

Decorative Satin Stitch

J6

Select

pattern

)

Folded edge

Patterns

o

CD

Fold

Position

Lower

Sew the folded

® Press

No . 37

the

fabric wi

the

folded edge

the

presser

edge, guiding

the

tucks

to

No . 50 can be used.

th

wrong sides

.

to

one

together

to

the

it

along the guide.

side.;

guide .

on

the

foldline.

36

A: Zigzag foot.

F: Satin

stitch

F 0 0 T F

foot

Here's How

1. Adjust

2. Pract ice

3. Mark

4. L

5. Lower the presser

6.

7. B.

the

stitch width

the

stitch

the

lines for decoration

washable fabric

ower

the

needle

lock

the

stitch Gently guide Use

the

end.

auto

the

·lock

50

and length

on a

scrap

marker

.

at

the

starting

foot

.

at

the

beginning {press

fabric along

to

secure

of

the

as

fabric.

on

point.

marked

row

you

desired.

the

fabric, using

auto

-lock).

line.

of

stitches

at

-

Twin

Select

A: Zigzag

Tw1n

Needle

pattern

foot

needle

Stitching

69

'

tf

F 0

01

A

Twin needle

bun

on

The

following

31

32

34

J!i

patterns

ot

64 65

j~))~~

• When

• Insert

unplug

the

felt

spool

you

change

the

machine.

the

spool

and

spool

as shown.

can

be

used

~

the

needle, first

stand

and

an

add

it ional spool pi

on

it wi

th

the

When

thread

ing

follow

this

chart

placing

At Partially raise the presser fabric.

Threading

thread

one

in each thread guide

corners, raise the needles til l they clear

from

. Refer

to

tum

off

the

switch

or

n,

and

put

thread

com

ing

off

the

machine for twin needle sewing

mak ing

G)

sure

you

separate

on

foot

and

to

® is the same as

the

needle bar .

caref

ully pivot

the

page 13.

threads,

the

for

fabric.

the

single

@)

Draw

the

@

lowe r

Slide thread

threads

thread

one

guide

guide.

of

on

the

down

th r

the

and

eads

left, and

right.

® Thread the needle fr

• When twin needle sewi needle

and

res

et

om

tension

fron t

ng

.

To return to single needle sewi

Needle

button

or

NOTE: To avoid

to

thread

turn

off

the

threads twisting, it

the

machine

power

sli

de

through

the

to back. is

completed

ng

switch.

one

by

them through

the

needle

other

one

on

, change

, press

one

the

is

advisable

.

the

bar the

Twin

51

Adjusting

Patterns

To

Adjust the Automatic Buttonhole Stitch

Balance

on

Stitches be the same stitch density. follows:

each side

If

the stitches hand tum

the

towards

of

the

on

side are

too

far apart,

feed balancing d ial

the

"+" sign.

buttonhole

If

not, adjust as

l e left

Setting

should -

mark

Feed balanci

dial

If decorative stitch patterns, letters /numbers manual buttonholes are uneven when particular fabric, adjust dial.

ng

" After sewing with an altered dial setting,

reset the dial

to

If

the hand side are tum towards

them

with

"

t>

"

stitches

the

on

too

far apart,

feed balancing dial

the"-"

sign.

~

you

the

feed balancing

e

right

sew

you

fY

on

must

a

To Adjust

If patterns are uneven when sewing with a particular fabric, adjust them feed balancing dial.

To Adjust Distorted L If

letters a particular fabric, select pattern 8 stitch

Di

storted Patte

When patterns are

sed.

Correct by turning

in

the

direction

or

numbers are uneven when sewn

then

tum

the

When intersect,

rns

compres-

the

of"+".

etters

or Numbers

feed balancing dial.

letters

or

wm

the dial

by

turning

dial

to

numbers

to

test

the

on

the

When patterns are drawn

Correct

the

by turning

direction

When the letters are drawn dial

to"-"

of

out, turn

.

the

"- " .

or

numbers

out.

dial in

the

52

Programming Decorative

• One Cycle Stitching

Stitch

Patterns

To program pattern

selection

stitch

buttons

pattern

in

combinat

the

order

ions, press the

shown.

Step

G)

®

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@)

®

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®

8

7 5

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8

ay

press Auto·lock before & after the

--

59

--

.

-(

Liquid crystal display

8

0

75

0

OJrsor. (memorized

0

75

0

pattern

to lock

00

0

~

flesh

I

the

decorative stitches.

panern

76

and flash for

I

Auto-Lock.

Auto· lock.

~

Patt

• Combining

Step

CD

66

®

8

®

8

@)

®

• The memorized patterns will be sewn repeatedly.

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in

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to

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on

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to

programming, delete

it

31

patterns or

that

the

(In Ordinary

the

is advisable

letters/

numbers can be programmed

following

previ

ously

to

write

patterns

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Mode)

programmed

down

the

cannot

be programmed:

patterns

programming procedure

in

the

memory.

by

pressing

the

in

order

clear key.

to

avoid

an

error.

3.

4.

5.

If

you

select

cleared.

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the

following cases,

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•

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you

pattern

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an

incorrect

12

rnmrnm

the

wrong

pattern

the

power

switch have been sewing a programmed key

or

clear key.

operation

is

in

entire

program

is

turned

performed

the

off.

in

BH1

middle

of

is

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pattern

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25 26

then

machine

27

you

28

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the

stop

will

clear key.

the

machine.

beep

to

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signal

pattern

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you

an

error.

alone will be

then

press any

60

Cleaning

To

insure

that

the

Machine

your

machine operates

at

its best,

you

need

to

keep

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essential parts clean

at

all times.

Unplug

Cl

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eaning

,

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the

machi

the

Bobbin Hold

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remove

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presser

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the

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power

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in.

lint. (You

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ate

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ake

T remove it.

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the lint

unplug the

may

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out

the

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the

hook

cover plate release

also use a vacuum cleaner.)

the

set screw

the

screwdriver

the

needle plate.

the

bobb

feed dogs,

brush and a

on

in.

hook

soft

button

to

the

the le

ft

hand side

supp

lied with

Lift

up

the

race and bobbin holder with

dry

cloth.

of

the

machine.

bobb

in holder and

the

right.

need

le

Assemble

the Hook

Race.

Insert

the

bobb

in holder so that

stopper

Attach needle plate with screw.

61

in

the

hook

race.

the

knob

fits

the

Trouble

Shooting

Condintion

The

need

le thread

breaks. 2

The

bobbin

thr

ead 1 Th e bobbin

breaks.

The needle

bre

aks. 1 The needle is incorrectly inserted.

1

The

needle

The

needle

3

The

needle

4

The

needle

5

The

needle thr

set

properly

presser

foot

6 The fabric 7 The

thread

the

bobbin holder.

2

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nt has col l

3 The bobbin

2

T

he

needle

3

The

needle cl

4

The

tension

5

The

fabric

is

finished.

6

The need

le

Cause Reference

thread

is

not

thread

properly. Refer

thread

tension

is

bent

or blunt.

is

incorrectly inserted. Refer

ead

and

under

when sewing

is

not

drawn

is

too

heavy

thread

ected

in

is

damaged

is

bent

or

amp

screw

of

the

needle thr

is

not

drawn

is

too fine

is

too

tight

. Refer

the

bobbin

thread

are

not

(drawn

to

the

rear of)

is

starting.

to

the rear

for

the

needle. Refer

is not

threaded

the

bobbin holder. Refer

and

doesn't

the

when sewing Refer

properly

turn

in

smoothly.

blunt. Refer

is

loose.

ead

is

too

tight. Refer

to

the

rear when sewing

for

the

fabric being sewn. Refer

Refer

Change

Refer

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page 1 5

to

page 17

to

page 23

to

page

to

page 61

the

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page 1 7

to

page

13 20 23 23

11

bobb

23 23 23 20

23

in

Screen

Skipp

ed stitches.

Seam

pucker

The

cloth

feeding s

is

not

clear.

ing

is not 1

moo

thly.

1 The sharpness

of

adjusted properly.

1

The

needle is incorrectly inserted. Refer

2 The

3

4

6 7 The

1

2

3 The need le

4 The

5 The presser

2 The presser

3

4 The feed dog was

The the A

blue tipped

stretch,

5

The

The The needle

The

ne

edle

is

bent

needle

and/or

work being

very fine fabrics

need

le thread presser wro

need

ng

le

foot

need

thread thread

is

too

stitch

length

foot

feed

dog

is

foot

stitches are

sew

needle

was used.

the

liquid crystal display

or blunt

threads

. Refer

are

not

suit

able

is

for

not

Refer Re

adjust

Refer

n.

is

not

is

not

pressure

le is used .

tension

is

not

heavy for

is

too long

pressure is

packed

pressure

being used

and

synthetics.

t hreaded properly. Refer

is

not

is

too

threaded

the

for

not

with lint.

is

too

for

sewing Refer

strong enough. Refer

Change

tight. Refer

correctly.

fabric

being sewn. Refer

the

fabric. Make stitch denser

correct

ly adjur.ted. Refer

Refer

weak.

Refer

too fine. Make

not

raised

after

"drop

feed"

Refer

to

page 7

to

page 23

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page

to

page

the

to page to

page

to

page

to

page 21

to

page 61

to

page

stitch

to

page 21

23 23

23

13

21

needle

20 11, 12, 23

21

coaser

13

62

Condition

Cause

Reference

Gathering

Th

e machine

do

esn

't

work.

Pattern

s are

distorted.

The

automatic

buttonhole

are

not

working.

Noisy

operation

stitches

.

1

The needle thread tension

2

The needle

is

too

heavy

being sewn.

1

The machine is

2

A thread

3

The bobbin winder spindle

is

caught

not

plugged in.

in

position.

1

The bobbin winder spindle is winding position.

1

The

stitch length

is

not

being sewn.

2

Interfacing is

1

There

2

Lint has

is

thread

built

not

used with stretch fabrics.

caugh in

up

in

the

or

the

suitable

the

bobbin

is

too

light

hook

is

hook

loose.

for

race.

kept

for

holder

the

in

the

in the

the

race.

fabrics

winding

fabric

or

hook

race.

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to

page

to

page

to

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to

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to

page

to

page

to

page 61

to

page 6 1

20 20

61

11

29

63

OPERATING

"For appliances with a polarized plug (one blade wider than the other).

To

reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is intended

one

only not fit, contact a qualified electrician

in

plug

any

INSTRUCTIONS:

way. If the plug does not fit fully

to

way

."

to

fit

in

a polarized outlet

in

the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does

install the proper outlet.

Do

not modify the

"Foot Controllar Model

21371

for

use

with sewing Machine Model 6004."

(For U.S.A. market onl

y)

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