HUSQVARNA 3600, 3610 User Manual

Manual

Operating

3600 Viking

WIRING INSTRUCTIONS

Only for the British market! When changing plug wiring should be effected according to the instruction below.

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THE WIRES IN THIS MAINS LEAD ARE COLOURED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING CODE:

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Neutral

Brown : Live

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outlet

machine

power

stitching)

changing

the

the

to

away

threading

threading

(reverse

thread

thread

machine

unpacking

machine

(regular)

foot

buttonholes

of

foot,

zag

tension

step

hints

thread

machine

stitch

stitching

stitching

changing

feeding

presser

dial

stitching

lower

upper

-

the

zig

the

thread,

presser

setting

(hook)

selector

cutter

tension

-

thread

thread,

three

and

and

in

foot

the

foot

Maintenance

Reinforced

the

Tensions

Threading

Threading

Unpacking

Lower

Needle,

Needle

Open

Packing

Plugging

Presser

Putting

Regular

Reverse

Seam

Seams,

Shuttle

Snap

Stitch

Stitch

Straight

Stretch

Thread

Thread

Thread

Three

Upper

Upper

Zig

Zig

Zipper

Selecting

step

zag

zag,

-

-

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27

28

30

30

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14

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30

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24

26

.

to

outlet

foot

power

the

hem)

presser

thread

control

box

(hlindstitch)

up

contents

general

machine

(blind

case

reinforced

machine

bulb

needle

on

and

foot

accessory

stitch

cleaning

lowering

bobbin

switch

dog

bringing

tension

elastic

snap

knife

light

table

hem

the

the

light

the

case

winding

the

-

of

stockings

-

blindstitch

dog,

dog,

control

arm

(shuttle)

and

INDEX

box,

Blindstitching, Blidstitch

Blindstitch, Bobbin

Bobbin Buttonholes Buttonholes,

Buttonhole

the

the

the

needle

Connecting Connecting

of

foot

action

Extension

of

hem

Lowering

thread,

thread

Accessory

Care

Changing Changing

Changing Choice

Cleaning

Contents Darning Darning

Darning

Double

Elastic

Feed

Feed

Foot

Free

Hook Insertion Invisible

Light

Lower

Lower

of

2

3

		table					arm	spindle
	button	extension
			pin	scale	selector	wheel	winding	winding
		for
	Reverse
				Pattern			Bobbin	Bobbin
			Spool		Stitch	Hand
		Stud
	. . . .				. . . .
	24	25	26	27
					28	29	30	31

						screw		plate)
	cover		lifter					(needle
						clamp
	case	plate	foot	bar	bar			plate	arm
	Bobbin		Presser	Presser	Needle	Needle	Needle
								Throat
		Base
									Free
	. . .			. .
	12	13	14			. . . .
				15	16
						17	18	19	20

		disc lever scale dial			thread		guide
	guide				with
			up
			-
		tension		tension tension	guide	spring	thread	foot
	thread	Thread	take						dog
			Thread	Thread Thread	Thread			Presser
						take	Front
	Top								Feed
						up
						-
	.	. .		. . .
	1
		2	3				.	. .
				4 5	6
							7	8	9

button feed Drop

. 21

case Bobbin

. 10

scale length Stitch

. 22

(book) Shuttle

. 11

dial length Stitch

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Connecting the foot control

Pull the lead out of the foot control and place the control under the table. Insert the foot control plug into the socket, A, at the back of the machine.

Connection to wall outlet

The machine’s voltage is given on a plate, B, at the back of the machine. Ensure that the wall outlet voltage is the same as that of the machine. Then connect the machine to the proper wall outlet.

Lighting

The switch, C, for the light is also at the back of the machine. For changing the light bulb see page 30.

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4

arm Free

arm

The

cuffs

and

free

.

socks

parts

and

the

these

collars

darn

onto

in

attach

or

drawn

patch

clothes,

to

to

be

easier

or

children’s

can

mend

much

sleeves

to

.

sew,

it

small

machine

and

to

makes

the

sew

legs

easy

also

on

as

it

stockings

Trouser

free

making

as

arm

well

5

extension

which

arm

.

.

the

table

free

lowered

the

be

extension

attach

on

should

surface,

the

studs

which

corresponding

working

underneath

leg

table

support

onto

a

extra

larger

grooves

Extension

need

fitted

an

two

you

be

also

are

is

When

table

There

should

.

There

Sewing	Coloured			Embroidery
thread	sewing	Silk	Synthetic	thread or	Needle
English	thread	thread	thread	Darning	No.
No.	No.			thread
60				60	70
50-60	26	100/3	1)	40—50	80
40—50	26	100/3		30—50	90
40				20	100
30					110
30					120

‘) Synthetic threads are not generally numbered.

Needle and thread

Mercerized cotton thread as well as synthetic thread is used for every kind of fabric.

No. 30—50 embroidery or darning thread gives among other things fine buttonholes and nice top stitching. As the name implies, it is of course also used for embroidery and darning. You will find a picture of a needle on the inside of the shuttle door. The needle system has number 705 H. Use only needles marked in this way. The machine is fitted with needle No. 80. You will also find a number of extra needles of various sizes in the accessory box.

With regard to the size of needle, it may be generally said that No. 80—90 can be used for most fabrics. For a finer thread and for sheer and tightly woven fabrics a finer needle should be used.

For very heavy and stiff fabrics a coarse needle must be used. The higher the number, the coarser the needle. The sizes of thread and needle to be used are shown on the table.

Changing the needle

Loosen the needle clamp screw and remove the needle which is to be changed. When you insert the new needle, turn the flat side away from you and push the needle up into the needle socket as far as the stop. Tighten the screw so that the needle is held firmly.

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thread upper the Threading

until

1,

the

the

Now

from

the

pin,

you

of

between

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.

spool

rear

4

thread

guide,

.

the

toward

5

the

on

front

lever,

.

thread

the

guide,

2,

the

-

handwheel

out

up

guide,

Pull

to

the

drawing

take

ihread

.

.

thread

pin

thread

the

position

thread

around

black

the

the

by

Turn

the

highest

on

draw

down

threading

into

behind

front

and

its

of

.

thread

the

on

foot

Then

slot

the

presser

at

spool

thread

3,

the

thread

arm,

the

from

discs,

in

is

left

the

needle

the

the

“upper”

tension

continue

-

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7,

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the

place

right

needle,

Slide

Draw

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to

7

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best

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of

bobbin

bobbin

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construction

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the

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get

hole

the

the

stops

to

only

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onto

it

order

in

the

until

use

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bobbin

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grooves

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due

hole

winding,

to

you

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a

the

accessory

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used,

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have

and

towards

bobbin

be

there

slide

.

bobbin

winding

A,

the

when

which

cannot

device

outwards

arm,

from

bobbins

winding

the

bobbins,

result

spool

side

hole

B

Bobbin

bobbin

of

possible

of

bobbin

one

.

Pull

empty

plastic

types

the

On

with

spindle,

the

the

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thread black the from directly bobbin the wind can You

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Open	arm		that				pressed
	to		the

Threading

the lower

thread

When the bobbin is wound, place it in its case with the hole upwards The thread is then running as shown in the fig.

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Slide the thread into the slot on the edge of the bobbin case. Pull the thread in under the tension spring. Check that the bobbin rotates in the direction of the arrow when the thread is pulled.

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Insertion of the bobbin case

Push the bobbin case onto the spindle of the shuttle (hook) so that the projection of the bobbin case fits in the notch at the top of the shuttle cover. Press on the bobbin case slightly to be sure it is latched onto the spindle of the shuttle. Let the thread hang. Shut the door.

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