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NECCHI

,

automatic

supernova

mark

Instructions

use

and

maintenance

ultra

2

for

the

.

LIST

Chapter 1

GENERAL

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

"To

8.

9.

to.

11.

12. To

13.

14.

15. To

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21. Causes

INSTRUCTIONS

To

insure

perfect

of

machine Recommended thread

sizes . .

J:o

insert To To To

To

case . . . . .

To To

To chine . .

multiple To electricity To. run Lighting

To Maintenance

a) b)

c) d)

needle

thread

needle

wind

empty remove insert. bobbin

insert

bobbin

adjust

regulate

start

sewing

drop

feed

remove

change

needle

connect

machine

. . . .

replace

Oiling To

remove shuttle To

clean feed

"

needle

To

disassemble

ble

upper

of

functioning

. . . . . . .

needle a n d

machine

with

bobbin

into

case

tension

stitch

length

dog

work

...

the

position

plate

machine

supply

.

light

bulb

of

machine

..

and

.replace

. . .

plate

seat . . .

and

thread

minor

. . .

threader

case

bobbin

· .

from ma-

.

of

to

local

. .

the

dog_ and

reassem-

tension

difficulties

Chapter 2

SEWING WITHOUT AUTOMATIC MECHANISM

22. Straight

23.

Tacking

24.

Basting

25. Zig-zag

26. Zig-zag 27

.'

Twin

28.

Circular

29. Hemming

a)

sewing

embroidery

needle

Straight

sewing

stitch

hem

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b)

Narrow

c)

Shell

d)

Hemming

laces . . . .

30.

Flat Overlockstitch

31.

32. Hemstitching threads Picot

33.

34.

Applique

a)

Applique

b)

Cut-out

c) Lace

d)

Raised

Contrast

e)·

.

35, Adjustable

36.

Darning

37.

Quilting

38.

Embroidery with

39.

Sewing

a)"

Two-hole

b)

c)

Hand-operated

40.

a)

Raised

b)

4

1.

Blindstitching

rolled

stitch

felled

. .

hem

edging

hoop

on

Four-hole rallel. stitching . Four-hole cross-stitching .

Flat-stitched

edges

hem

and

sewing

seams

.

',

with

. . .

work

with

picot

work

. . .

· . .

stitch

applique

work

applique

stitching

and

monogram

buttons

buttons buttons

buttons

buttonholes

buttonholes .

buttonholes

.

d.r

awn

stitch

guide

with pa-

. with

Chapter 3

SEWIN.G WITH AUTOMATIC

MECHANISM

42.

To

;repare

a)

Three-cam

b)

Loose cams . .

To

insert

43.

44.

To

remove

45.

To

stop

mechanism

46.

Use

47.

Foot Automatic

48.

a)

To

b)

Flat-stitched

49.

Automatic

50. SmockLever

51. ment

Charts

of

designs

the

cams

groups

cams

into

cams from

motion

of

...

of

the selector device

for

raised scallops

buttonholes .

make

buttonhole

buttonholes

blindstitching

stitch

for

of

.

. .

micrometric adjust-

design . .

automatic

machine machine

automatic

embroidery

on

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1

Chapter

1

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

NOTE: minor innovations to the sewing machine mechanisms against the

1.

description given in

the production

TO

INSURE

PERFECT

in

this book, may depend

cycles.

FUNCTIONING

OF

MACHINE

on

continuous improvements

Always

-

- Do

bear

Balance

not

needle.

- Do

-

not

there

is

Keep a small is

not

Always sew.

in

wheed

try

The

operate

cloth

in

use.

bring

mind

must

to

help

machine

in

piece of

This

presser

the

following

always

feeding

automatically

machine

between;

cloth

will

prevent

bar

rules:

be

by

pulling

with

presser

underneath

damage to

lever

turned

feeds

to

its

toward

fabric,

foot

presser

feed

lowest

the

operator;

since

this

the

fabric

resting

foot

dog

and

position before

action

without

on

feed

whenever

presser

would

bend

assistance;

dog

unless

machine

foot;

starting

to

3

2. RECOMMENDED

Types

of

Fabrics

Very thin fabrics

linen

line and

Shirtings, sheetings, calicoes, light sewing

l lcavy rnlirncs and heavy cretonnes, muslin, brocades For quilting

Bed tickings, upholstery slip coating, light weight canvas. clothing, covers.

Heavy tickings and woollens, heavy woven

suiting heavy forms, coats, trousers,

etc.

cambrics.

delicate lace

weight

woollens.

and

all classes

men's

work

and fabric furnishing.

cover

fabric, woollen goods, heavy woven

work

and coating, canvas and sacking. For

clothing

NEEDLE

and

like

muslin, chiffon, batiste,

For

work.

silk,

shirts, smocks

uniforms,

in general, such as heavy uni-

bedding

AND

Uasaes

lingerie, infants'

For of

general

light

and

of

silk

and cotton,

general

For awning

household

work.

weight

woollens,

and

awning material,

trousers, boys'

and slip

supplies, bags

THREAD

Work

wear

quilts.

aprons,

SIZES

Sizes

of

Mercerized

Cotton

80

to

150

60

to

80

40

to

60

30

to

40

24

to

30

NECCHI machines use 1

S x 1 or Syst.

ThretJd

Silk

Syst.

0

and

000

I

Twist

A&B

Twist

c

I

D

I

Twist

T!ist

705

Sizes

of

Needles

15xl

10

14

16

18

19 120

Sys

need

t.

70

90

100

110

Syst

les

705

4.

TO

THREAD MACHINE

.

l?as~

thread

shown

ing

passed tension discs hold

thread

two

thread

the

in

pulling right

so sprir;ig· itself

astride

The . threading ." M "

is forilied that

tension

be

at

least

Pass

thread

eye

from

ing

about

through

in

Fig.

5.

After

thread

housing

between

guides " A "

same

time slightly

thread

i<:M,,

that

towards it

and

of

pook

pulls

. of

-automati.cally

on

the

conditiqn

regulating

on " 4 " .•

through

left-to

right

4 inches

hanging

points

hav-

between

• C " ,

the

up

places

" D

".

spring

per-

knob

needle

leav-

"'

··.

.•

•

• • •l'fl

•

;/

- F

~

I

free. ·

Fig.

5

5.

TO

.THREAD

NEEDLE

. WITH .

:rHREADER

..

3. TO INSERT

-

Bring

needle

by

~~

Fig

4

. 4

turning

-

Push

button

Push

needle

as

it

will go and

IMPORTANT: must

be

turned

NEEDLE

clamp

to

balance

wheel

" P " (Fig. 4);

up

into

needle-clamp

release

flat side of

toward

the

its

highest

towards

button

needle

ri?ht.

position

you:

as

far

"P

";

shank

· Fig. 6

(~'

.

-

Bring

rie"

edle

t~

its ·

highest

thread

ence

(Fig. 5); .

-

Bring the

Rotate

will pass

Pas~

.

threader

tiori of

NOTE: lowered has

been

..

.·•

• •

...._r.·

~~~.

take-up

~ith

levers

left

and

button

through

thread ·on

away

the

Th~

·

magn.ifyi~g

and ·turned,

proper]"

~

.

lever

mark

Ilne • N "

" B "

and

remove

" R " (Fig. 6);

needle eye;

hook

from

needle

!irrow,

rotating

to see whetl:ier

ca~ght

u E "

cams;

glass

p6sition

in

correspond-

on

front

« C " (Fig. 1) to

hook

·•· S » ·

.and

.·

in

button

((

draw

"tlte direc-.

. " R ".

L"

can 'he

thread

by ho.

ok

« S

!'.

..

and

plate

« S "

·.

5

Open

cover " F » (Fig. 8),

" G

11

down flange left,

towards remain

-

Hold

thread· hanging machine: held

-

Fig. 9

provided

on

with

by

cut. When

bobbin

automatically back

into place.

Open

cover

and

remove

and

insert

with

spindle u E

the

right

open.

the

left

from

after a few

the

hand,

is

stops

u F

filled bobbin.

».

and

will

full,

and

»,

press

holes

Push

and

the

turns

the

bring

bobbin,

towards

spindle

cover

• F »

the

end

hole

the

be

automatically

bobbin

cover

« F »

on

lever

with

• E »

of

and

thread,

winder

snaps

Q

its

the

will

the

run

« G »

6.

TO

WIND EMPTY

-

Disconnect

u P »

by

in

the

arrow Pass

-

thread indicated and

insert inside one of

the

bobbin about 4 inches hanging

1.

TO

REMOVE

balance

turning

direction

(Fig. 7).

through

in

it

to

the

two

flange,

free.

BOBBIN

wheel

knob

u Q »

of

points

illustration

from

outside

holes of

leaving

of

thread

BOBBIN

the

into

Fig. 8

CASE

8.

TO

INSERT

-

Insert must

be

ed in Fig. lOa.

-

The

bobbin

must

be

the

bobbin

direction of

Insert

-

Let

9.

-

TO

thread

Lift

latch

and

draw

indicated

about

INSERT

Bring

needle

BOBBIN

bobbin

wound

4 inches of

into

flange

turned

case,

rotation

into

u H » so

thread

by

Fig. lOb.

BOBBIN

to its

around

INTO

bobbin

provided

toward

in

order

should

groove of

that

bobbin

under

tension

thread

CASE

highest

BOBBIN

case;

as

with

the

outside

that

be

bobbin

is blocked

hanging

position

CASE

thread

indicat-

holes

the

right

insured.

case.

spring

and

of

as

out.

move

H

.(b

slide

plate

to

the

left;

Fig. 10

-

Bring position plate

Remove

ing it

to

NOTE:

out

when

needle

to

latch

the The

and

the

bobbin

« H »

left.

bobbin

latch

to

its

highest

move

left.

is released.

case and

will

slide

by pulling

lift-

drop

-

Insert shuttle.

- Release

-

Let

about

bobbin

Finger

latch

4 inches of

case

" M »

u H »

by

and

latch

must

press

thread

"H

go

into

on

hanging

» (Fig.

9)

notch of

bobbin case

out.

and

shuttle

until

place

it

on

center

ring;

a click is

stud

heard;

of

7

6

11.

TO

G

T

Fig

.

Fig.

Fig

. 13

Fig. 14

Fig

.

10. TO ADJUST TENSIONS

-

To

loosen

turn

button

the

ncreased

is indicated

disc.

The

lower

ing

screw

ed

by

The

upper

in

the

is,

their

the opposite

normal

loosening

centre

11

tion of in be i

NOTE: the

tension red

-

a)

condition, two

1)

Even are

loose.

crease

2)

Even

b)

ruffles necessary

If

the lower, top

of fabric

be

pulled

and

be

just

upper

the

visi

tensions

12

tension

If

the

thread

the

fabric

upper

ics,

the

direction

lower

will

tension

When

it

is advisable

and

15

c)

NOTE: fabr

(Fig. 11)

in

the

upper

"T,,

arrow. By

direction

(Fig

turning

thread

. 11)

the

.

value

of the

on

the

knob

tension is

«

G,,

and

tensions

(Fig. 12); same

lower

of

the

faults

increased

.

threads

fabric

must

may

be

tensions, too loose.

It

is

then

necessary

both

tensions.

tensions, too tight.

or

the

thread

to

upper

to

ble

and

loosening

tension

lie

(Fig. 15);

slightly

opposite

loosen

tension

and

the

there

by

flat

and

sewing

both

is

tighter

thread

the

lower

upper

surface

in

small

tightening

the

is

too

on

the

therefore

loosen

on

to

loosen

move

to

that

will

tight,

small

tension,

in

the

direc

button

tension will

upper

thread

by

a small

by

tighten-

it

is decreas-

must

(Fig. 13),

even.

In

occur:

The

stitches

The

break

s.

tensions.

than

lie

flat

thread

(Fig. 14)

knots.

the

upper

one.

the

underside

tighten

the

lower.

hard

or

screw

plate

of

the

-

"T

•

lock

that

this

to

in-

fabric

It

is

the

on

will Ad-

lower

of

the

thick

• E •

« P »

arrow.

REGULATE

-

Turn

button

length

expressed

small

window

The

normal

The

stitch

satin

stitch

red

square

To

reverse

-

Push with

-

The

12.

-

Holding

out

TO

direction

button

the

machine

START

of

the balance needle

to

tion. Draw

lo

wer

up

through

needle Place

presser

the

thread

plate

both

foot.

-

Start sewing

t

he

threads

stitches.

stitch

length

(see

mark.

stitch

SEWING

the

thread

needle

wheel

its

upper

.

threads

slowly,

for

STITCH

« D

,,

in

« F

length

normally

Para.

of

« R

,,

length

resume

eye, turn

to

highest

thread;

will

be

the

LENGTH

(Fig. 16);

mm.

is visible

,,

is no. 2.

required

26) is

indicated

sewing

completely

regulated

s s

ewing

hanging

bring

posi-

the

pulled

hole of

behind

holding

first

4-5

the

stitch

through

by

(Fig. 16);

by

button

forward

for

a

the

machine

« D

as soon as

,,

.

button

will

•

sew

R"

in

is

Fig. 16

reverse

left

free.

Fig.

17

9

8

13. TO DROP

The

feed

embroidery,

-

Turn

button

prongs

(Fig. 18).

-

Push

button

in

this

FEED

dog

must

darning

faces

position.

« P "

the

u P

DOG

be

and

,.

down;

dropped

sewing

so

that

square

mark

it

for

on

one

will

hoop

buttons.

of

its

« Q »

remain

15. TO CHANGE

POSITION OF

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PLATE

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Fig.

18

The

needle

fitted

in 3 different

(Fig. 21)

follows:

which

plate

are

THE

MULTIPLE

can

positions

used

be

as

Fig.

21

raise

of its

,.

(Fig. 19).

to

button

20

feed dog,

time, by

" P u facing

To one

" S NOTE: The

time of

Fig.

H-+~

prongs

feed

....

'"~"

turn faces

dog c

an

leaving

alignment

button « P,,

the

opposite

be

dropped

one of

the

mark

14. TO REMOVE

-

The

thread to

that during

so

that

mark

from

prongs

" S

,,

.

Bring

needle

their

highest

foot. Draw

fabric

draw

threads,

thread-cutter Cut

threads

ends

of

both

cutter

perform

the

threads

the

another

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and

position

away

keeping

and

FROM MACHINE

thread

from

"H

» (Fig. 20).

remove

threads

the

machine

seam

be

held

or

5 stitches.

take-up

and

presser

them

fabric.

will

be

without

by

raise

taut,

held

will

the

lever

to

presser

foot

and

through

by

the

be

ready

requirin&

operator

U -

for

straight

W -

for

straight

1ever

Z -

for

twin

needle

To fit

-

Dr

op feed dog (see

move

slide

Press

-

- Raise feed dog.

NOTE:

lever

Turn

the

Locating

Press

central

The

and

stitch

(Fig. 1)

needle

plate

" E »

needle

" F » will

needle

zig-zag

on

in

left notch

sewing.

in

each

to

the

and

plate

" G ».

plate

light

one

para.

left.

the

around

enter

The

can

sewing

.

fabrics (nylon,

and

the

of

the

3 pos

13),

bring

needle

the

plate

be

removed

plate

until

corresponding

will

presser

itions:

needle

will

the

desired

block

by

silk)

with

the

foot

for

straight

to

its

highest

lift

itself.

position is

hole

in

the

itself automatically.

pressing

lever

" E » completely.

needle

stitch.

position

under plate.

position

and

needle.

11

10

16. TO CONNECT MACHINE TO LOCAL SUPPLY

Before in check ed as

certain

" A » is

corresponding

If

-

- Ti

inserting

the

supply

that with a voltage indicated

that

inserted

it

is not,

Remove Remove

Turn small ponding

ghten

means

17. TO

RUN

ELECTRICITY

current

machine

in

Fig

the

in

to

proceed

screw

bridge

to

the

screws

of

screw

MACHINE

machine

outlet,

is

provid-

tap-changer

. 22.

Make

small

bridge

the

position

local

voltage.

as

follows:

« B "

and

" C

,,

and

« A "

local

voltage.

« C "

" B

».

plug

and

transparent loosen

round

« D

screw

so

,,

that

and

cover

" D ".

its

extremity

replace

plate.

transparent

faces

the

cover

B

hole

Fig.

corres-

plate

22

by

uagu11111

0-R

Fig. 24

19.

TO

REPLACE

LIGHT

BULB

18. LIGHTING

In

the

motor

can

be

cut

24).

The

red

tinue

In

the

switch

out

signal

to glow.

treadle

" Z

,,

operated

by

turning

light

operated

(Fig

. 23)

machines,

« R »

machines,

in

shade

• S » (Fig.

however

position «

the

will

just

O•

light

con-

push

.

-

Connect

-

Push

" L will

-

Start trol.

If

you

push reduce NOTE:

only

12

switch

,, . The

light up.

machine

wish

switch

speed,

The

are

not

machine

"Z

red

signal

to

sew

" M

,,

push

machines

provided

to

the

" (Fig. 23)

light

by

pressing

with

the

in

position «

it

in

for

with

electric

« R " (Fig. 24)

maximum

position « MIN

treadle

switch

in

on

foot

MAX

operation

line

position

con-

speed,

". To

« M ".

-

Open

ftont

light

from

light

riew

lamp

wall

NECCHI

plate.

bulb

lamp

bulb by

pressure.

bulb

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Necchi Automatic Supernova Ultra Mark 2 User Instructions

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Frequently Asked Questions

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