White 1010 Instruction Manual

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WHITE
MODEL
1010
Page 2
WHITE
SEWING
MACHINE
Record and The The Serial
Model Retain
Model
Serial Model
No.
No. these
Serial
below
appliance.
Rear
Rear
No.
No.
provided
of
is
located
is
this
located
space
No.
1010
future
numbers
for
the
arm,
of
of
reference.
arm.
No.
Page 3
CONTENTS
NAMES
• ACCESSORIES
• BEFORE
Detaching Connecting Changing Changing Bobbin Inserting Adjusting Drop Threading Twin
Drawing Fabric,Thread
STRAIGHT
Pattern Stitch Double Cloth Adjusting
ZIGZAG
.
Zigzag
Needle
Thread
I.
MAKING
Determine Determine Cutting
Corded
F,
SEWING OVERCASTING
1. OVERLOCKING
I.
BLIND
).
Elastic
STRETCH
I.
ZIPPER
L
MENDING
L
Patching Mending Darning
TUCKING
PIN
I.
SHELL
3. LAPPED
3. SMOCKING
V.
APPLIQUE
3.
EMBROIDERY
3.
MAINTENANCE
).
Cleaning
Oiling
TROUBLE
I.
Changing
PARTS
OF
SEWING
Extension
Foot Needle
Winding
Bobbin
Lower
Feed
Lever
Upper
Needle
Up
SEWING
Selection
Length
Presser
Guide
Thread
SEWING
Width Position
Tension
BUTTONHOLES
Length Width
Buttonholes
Buttonholes
BUTTONS
ON
HEM
STITCH
Blind
SEAM
SEWING
Rip
a
STITCHING
SEAM
WORK
CHART
Light
Foot
Threading
Lower
and
Dial
Control
Horn
SEWING
Controller
Thread
Thread
Thread
Needle
Dial
Foot
Tension
Control
Zigzag
for
Stitch
Bulb
Table
Lifter
and
Table
Stitch
Power
Cord
1 12 12 13 14 15
17
20 20 20
16
1 1 1 19 19
20 21 21 21 23
1 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 1
7 7 8
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 31 31 32 33 34
35 36 37 38 39 39 40 41 42
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NAMES
OF
PARTS
Thread Take-up Upper Face
• Thread Presser
Presser
Dj-op Shuttle Spool
Pattern
Reverse Zigzag
Stitch
Needle
Accessory
Free
Bobbin Bobbin Handwheel Stop Power Socket Thread
i
Handle Presser Thread Needle Feed
guide
thread
cover
guide
foot foot
feed
cover
pins
selection
width
length
position
arm
winding
winding
motion
supply
guide
cutter
plate
dog
for
lever
for
thumb
lever
(retractable)
sewing
control
dial
box
knob
lifter
foot
bobbin
tension
upper
dial
button
control
spindle stop
switch
upper
for
winding
dial
threading
screw
threading
—2—
Page 6
ACCESSORIES
2.
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Zigzag
foot
(on
machine)
Buttonhole
Button foot
Zipper
Darning
foot
sewing
foot
foot
Ordinary
point
Ball
Twin
needles
needle
needles
(2
Screw
(small)
Bobbins
pcs.)
(3
Needles
pcs.)
(3
(1
pc.)
pcs.)
drivers
(large)
Oiler
(
nd
Buttonhole
hem
Cloth
guide
guide
cutter
3—
iL
Accessories compartment
machine.
are
at
stored
right
in
front
built-in
of
Page 7
3.
BEFORE
SEWING
Machine which ordinary
makes
Detaching
lock
Push
Open
extension
of
arrow.
oft
it
Slide
as
used
is
stored
sewing.
lever
and
free-arm
a
in
flat-bed
work
your
Extension
to
left.
table
the
model.
easier
Table
in
direction
machine
style
in
is
Free-arm embroider; of
T-shirts,
Do
vice-versa
attach
is
convenient trousers,
blouses,
extension
to
sleeves,
etc.
of
above
table.
sew
steps
or
cuffs
to
Page 8
Connecting and
Power
Foot Cord
Controller
Connect power
Before be
thatofyour
a
*
Specifications to
Switch machine light.
Always machine when
cord
plugginginyour
sure
plate
country.
foot
fl
that
machine.
at back
on
power
and
switch
controller
voltage
of
vary
turn
off
notinuse.
machine,
is
same
(written
machine)
from
country
put
to on
sewing
unplug
or
and
as
on
on
The
the
more
faster
you
the
press machine
foot
controller,
runs.
I
—5—
Page 9
Changing
Foot
Raise
Set position towards
Remove
with
presser
needle
turning
by
you
foot
by
screwdriver.
foot
in
loosening
lifter
the
handwheel
(L)
highest
screw
9
—6—
Replace screw.
new
foot
and
tighten
Page 10
Changing
needle
Set position towards
by
you.
Needle
in
turning
the
highest
handwheel
Loosen take
With
insert
needle
of
Push stopper clamp
out
flat
a
needle
needle.
face
new
needle
()
screw
bar.
needle
and
firmly.
clamp
away
until
tighten
screw
from
into
it
and
you,
groove
reaches
needle
Always
sharp
a
Using
only
not breakage
thread;
of hook
use
a
point.
defective
causes
of
needle
and
straight
needles
also
it
or
stitch
worn
or
can
plate.
needle
skipping, snapping
damage
with
needles
—7—
Proper
needle
straight
shaft
sharp
point
Page 11
Bobbin
Set position
towards
Open
Open take
it
Winding
needle
by
you.
shuttle
latch
out.
turning
cover.
of
in
bobbin
the
handwheel
case
highest
and
—8—
Close bobbin
latch
comes
of
bobbin
out
easily.
case
and
Page 12
Push Pull
Put
Draw through tension ers
back
out
a
spoolpin.
spool
thread
thread
device,
and
©
to
fold
on
®.
handle.
spoolpin.
from
guide
following
spoolpin
and
numb
pre
Wind
bobbin
Push
hand
unscrewing
thread
bobbin
Holding
disengage
clockwise
several times.
on
to
handwheel
handwheel
motion
stop
spindle.
with
around
your
knob.
left
by
—9—
Page 13
Push
down
bobbin
foot
right
to
controller.
and
press
/
Machine
when
Push
Take and
cut
Retighten
winding
bobbin
oft
thread.
stops
bobbin
stop
is
to
motion
left.
automatically
full.
from
knob.
spindle
—10—
If
bobbin
shown,
as loosen
bobbin
driver
is open
set-screw
winding,
and
adjust
wound
face
of by
the
using
height.
unevenly
cover
guide
screw
and
for
Page 14
Inserting
Place thread arrow.
bobbin
Bobbin
running
in
its
in
case
direction
with
of
Guide bobbin
Pulling under delivery
thread
case.
thread
tension spring
eye
into
to
left,
b.
slot
bring
then
a
of
it
to
—11—
Page 15
Adjusting
Lower
Tension
‘oosen
To
test
shake
At
proper will amount
adjust
To screw
Raise position
Leave
(4”)
cm Take bobbin
Release is
fully
bobbin
bobbin
tension
gradually
tension,
with
needle
end
of
from
hold
case
latch
inserted.
case
small
thread
bobbin
of
into
when
tension,
as
bobbin
drop
turn
screwdriver.
in
the
latch
hook.
bobbin
of
case.
and
hang
shown.
small
a
adjusting
highest
about
push
and
case
10
case
—12—
Drop
The
lever
To
lower
down
positionisfor
This darning
normal
For up
to
Feed
on
is
feed dog,
position.
to
and
embroidery.
sewing,
AAposition.
Lever
right
side
move
button
move
hook.
of
sewing,
lever
lever
Page 16
Threading
Upper
Thread
Raise
presser
Raise
take-up position towards
Thread
Pass
Lead disc
Hook upwards.
you.
following
thread
thread
2.
ittoguide©from
levertothe
turning
by
through
either
foot
lifter.
handwheel
numbers
guide
side
of
highest
tension
down
-7
(U.
to
Thread
Pass
to
left,
then
Leave
cm
(6”).
take-up
thread
needle
end
to
and
eye
of
lever
4
guideSfrom
guide
thread
of
right
(left
one)
about15
—13—
Page 17
Twin
Needle
Threading
Thread
normal
points
At
point ratly disc.
At
guide right
to
guide.
left
point
At guide needle
left
to
Leave
15cm
.
to
should
eye, needle
ends
(6’).
in
the
threading,
©
,
right
pass
©,
guide
(J),
and
of
and
pass
and
and
thread
be
eye.
threads
same
(iD.
threads
left
one
lead
from
the
way
except
of
of
other
from
to
left
of
as
at
sepa—
tension
threads
at
right right
guide
about
nb. control, To
set
cause
When
set
needle
it
control
using
between
above break.
to
zigzag
0
and
2.5
width
2.5. will
Page 18
Drawing
Up
Lower
Thread
Hold
left
Turn you up
Pull lower in
end
hand.
handwheel
until
again.
upper
thread
loop.
a
of
needle
upper
moves
thread
will
thread
slowly
slowly
be
towards
down
brought
with
and
and
up
Pull cm under
out
(6”)
both
and
presser
threads
place
foot
to
them
on
about15
together
left.
—15—
Page 19
bric
,Thread
and
Needle
Table
FABRIC
ERY
‘oils,
FlEER; awn,
IGHT-WEIGHT;
Vool, 4EDIUM;
nen,
aille, IEAVY;
ailcloth XTRA
Ipholstery,
wning
(NITSI
IGHT-WEIGHT; ower
EDlUM-WElGHT,
ersey. ower
EAVY-WEIGHT,
nit,
Power
AKE-FURS,
SHEER; Chiffon,
Blouse
Organdy,
Brocade,
Wool,
Velvetten,
Terrycloth
DenIm.
HEAVY,
Canvas,
net
Double
Net
Net
VELOURS
Lace,
Net
Crepe,
Taffeta
Crepe,
Velvet
Silk,
PIque,
Duck,
Tricot
Knit.
Double
European
Cotton
70
50—70
30
30
30
30
50—70
30
30
30
THREAD
Mercerized
Cotton
60
60
50
50
Heavy
Duty
Heavy
Duty
60
50
50
Heavy
Duty
Cotton
Covered
Polyester.
Nylon
Silk,
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Silk
C.CPoly
CCPoIy
Silk
Nylon
Silk
Nylon
CCPoly
Silk
Nylon
CCPoIy.
C.C.Poly.
European
705
65—70
65—70
75—80
80—90
100
120
70
70—80
80—90
90—100
NEEDLE
Size
U.S
1
5x
9
9
11
11—14
16
19
9—10
11—14
14—16
1
Point
Style
Regular
Light
Ball
Light
toMedium
Ball
Medium
to
Heavy
Ball
or
Ball
Sharp
REMARKS
Loosen
tension
per
or
two
one points
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INYLS
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STITCHING
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TOUCHES!
EMBROIDERY
Silk Size
30 30
30
twist 50—70
50 50
Heavy
Duty
CCPoly CCPoIy
CC.PoIy
—16—
90
90—100
100—110
100—110
65—80
14
14—16
16—18
16—18
9—1
Wedge Wedge
Wedge
Regular
1
Regular
Page 20
STRAIGHT
4.
SEWING
Set
machine
Pattern
Turn
dial
can
Dial or
M 1 2 3 4-7
o
nb. in operating
be
left.
to
Straight
Blind Elastic Multiple Zigzag
Super Stitches Buttonhole
Always
the
highest
as
Selection
choose
to
turned
Zigzag
&
Hem
Stitch
Blind
Automatic
make
dial.
shown.
either to
Hem
Sure
position
Dial
pattern.
Stitch
Stitch
Reverse
needle
right
is
when
dial
a
Length
at
to
longer
Forashorter
Stitch
Set according
For downwards.
turnitupwards.
normal
For between
and
2
Dial
indicating
size
stitch
stitch,
sewing
3.
point
required.
turn
stitch,
it
is
dial
set
a
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Page 21
*
Place
(0.4”)
cm Lower
Double
fabric
presser
Presser
under
inside
foot
the
foot
edge.
lifter.
Foot
about
Lifter
1
order
In when firmly as
far
reinforce
To
wards
pushing
Release
forward
hand Never
using
push
as
to
as
pull
to
very
presser
it
will
the
reverse
button
sewing
it
is material.
obtain
thick
go.
seam,
edge
sewing
and
guiding
fed.
wider
materials,
lifter
foot
sew
of
fabric
button.
commence
fabric
gap
up
back
by
by
—18—
Page 22
Cloth
Guide
cloth
Use
seam
long
edge
from
guide
Set
needle
of distance
machine
Run touching Position
sew
to
reverse
Sew
forcement
fabric
Draw
finished.
is
threads
Cut behind
guide
of
in
guide.
cloth
curved
a
at
presser
regular
of
material.
hole
plate,
with
guide
stitches
end
left
to
with
when
on
edge
seam.
bar.
arm,
and
at
of
when
thread
sewing
distance
of
an
for
seam.
right
at
adjust
fabric
angle
rein
sewing
cutter
a
Adjusting
stitch
Test
of
scrap
use.
to
correct
With
lower
and
and
equal
threads
both
upper
If (loose), straight
surface
by
upper
turning
material
strong
tension
along
fabric
of
tension
Thread
performance
you
tension
threads
enough
in
center.
is
(lower)
upper
.
b
(
dial.
Tension
are
(a
),
tension
to
too
thread
(lower)
C
Correct
)•
on going
upper
lock
tight
lies
a
is
upper
tension
too
tight
1i
tr!zzzE1
loose
upper
—19—
tension
too
Page 23
ZIGZAG
5.
SEWING
Position
0
.
1
LL.
machine
Set
prevent
To ing,
set stitch beginning
Zigzag
Set
Larger
stitch.
Set
Make position
Zigiag
ht
°tr
a
g
stitch
C
)width
25)
I
etc
Left button
Middle
position
sewing.
position
Needle
Needle
by
control.
When sure to
bending
and
control
the
it
at
sure
position
turning
selecting
needle
avoid
Width
0
when
Position
needle.
as
seam
machine
sew
ending
and
required
at
number,
for
needle
is
tearing
shown.
ends
in
Control
straight
you
can
needle
position,
in
upper
unraveH
straight
for
reverse
seam.
of
number.
wider
sewing.
in
is
control.
set
Control
changed
be
position
position
material
at
the
upper
make
or
back
side
right
/
side
-20--
Thread
Tension
Stitch
Better-looking requires straight
Loosen
less
stitching.
upper
zigzag
upper
tension
for
stitching
tension
slightly.
Zigzag
than
Page 24
MAKING
6.
machine
Set
BUTTONHOLES
shown.
as
Determine
Measure
button
of
bar
for
Mark
tacks.
buttonhole
Determine
Determine
diameter
kind
and
Attach Completely
a Place marking
through
boffoot
of
buttonhole
buttonhole
of
material
marking.
diameter
and
width
button,
of
of
material.
push
of
center
indicates
Length
and
03cm
add
size
Width
according
its
foot.
back
foot.
under
buttonhole
foot
of
beginning
thickness
material.
on
thickness,
sliding
foot
and
(1/8”)
so
passes
arrow
part
that
line
marking
3cm(1/8”)
lengthofa buttonhole
L
to
diameter
thtckness
21
Page 25
and
sew
pattern
from
end
selection
5-6
to
front
line.
2
to
Set
(C)
Change
left
it
reaches
pattern
side
tacking:
Bar
to
side:
1
Sew
until
dial stitches.
H
Left
(21]).
back
Remember
Bar
mark
tacking:
3+
and
)
so
shows to buttonholes.
(B
point
the
thatitis
end
Change
5-6
sew
where
not
lines
necessary
pattern
stitches.
for
arrow
to
all
3
JL
4
to
until
prevent
width at
stitches.
it
right
bar
tack.
zigzag
forafew
pattern
side
To
side: and
first
finish:
proceed
Change
sew
set
Right
([Ia)
.
catches
Quick unstitching, 0
and
—22---
Page 26
Cutting
a
Stick
prevent
to
Buttonholes
needle
through
over-cutting.
bar
tacks
buttonhole
Cut buttonhole
Corded
stretch
For
corded
a
keep
to
shape.
in
Hook
ends
lead taut,
notches Proceed
regular
cutter.
Buttonholes
fabrics
buttonhole
finished
cord
filler
of
hook
and
as
with
buttonholes.
along
cord
shown.
stitching
such
on
under
them
top
as effective
is
with
knits,
centre
buttonhole
spur
foot,
bottom
to
as
and
pull
for
When
filler
pull
the
on buttonhole Thread
and
side
cord.
buttonhole
cord
end
other
stitching.
of
ends
or
tie,
ends
disappears
cord
cut
completed,
is
so
to
both
that
loop
into
reverse
ends
.,
of
.:
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OVERCASTING
B.
For Set
Sew on of
light
machine
carefully
right
fabric.
weight
side
as
so
are
material:
shown.
that
flush
all
with
stitches
edge
For Set Sew
thick
machine
in
the same
and
elastic
as
shown.
way
material:
above.
—25—
Page 29
9.
OVERLOCKING
Overlocking possible
seams
Set
a
b
Put
with
To sew drop
In
stitches
overcasting.
machine
For
For
two
riçjht
prevent
so outside
some
at
medium,
medium,
stitches
to
sew
the same
as
pieces
sides facing
edges
that
right
the
cases
can
and
shown.
thin
thick
of
cloth
from
edge
overlocking
be
time.
material
side
of
used
make
overcast
material
together
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sew.
fraying, stitches
material.
it
for
—26—
Page 30
10
BLIND
HEM
STITCH
machine
Set
Loosen
and
Tighten
attach
presser
blind
screw.
as
shown.
foot
hem
thumb
guide.
screw
material
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under
baste
foot.
it
Foraneater to
place
it
hem
and
is
preferable
beforehand.
3
—27—
5mm(O,2”)—’
shown
as
finish,
iron
or
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side
wrong
side
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slanting
and
or
one
a
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carefully,
guide
are
two
seam.
is
much.
is
guiding
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made
stitches
threads
catching
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not
that
of
edge
hem
pierce
fold.
fold
straight
edge,
only
fold
of
of
rn
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—28—
Elastic
elastic
For
shown
as
stitch.
Blind
materials,
and
for
Hem
sew
normal
Stitch
set
in
blind
machine
the
same
hem
Page 32
11.
STRETCH
SEAMS
ball-point
A
may
Paper
smoother
a
Medium-weight
double
Apply
®
Apply
and
knit,
elastic
Light-weight
small
lower
needle
laid
be
feeding.
jersey.
triple
zigzag.
thread
under
fabrics”
stitch.
fabrics
Reduce
tension.
essential.
is
knits
for
upper
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For
spandex
lapped
Use Apply
Very
(power
multiple
elastic
abutted
or
zigzag.
fabrics
net)
seam.
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machine
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back
right
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side.
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Darning
Set
machine
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sew the
to
as
fabric over
with
free
part
you
shown.
the
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according
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—32—
over
Sew
closely
the
spaced,
material back
making
By
the
darned
more
and
wornout
and
turning part
flexible.
stiches
forth
points
becomes
part
guiding
by
with
hand.
blunt,
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Page 36
PIN
14
machine
Set
better
For
material
little.
a
twin
For
14.
p.
Mark
chalk,
TUCKING
appearance,
and
needle
with
lines
sew
and
shown.
as
tighten
pencil
lower
threading,
lines.
on
use
or
sheer
thread
see
tailor’s
—33-—
Page 37
SHELL
15
nylon
Silk,
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sheer
fabrics
STITCHING
organdy
are
or
suitable.
similar
to
as
of
shown.
material.
left,
place
it
With
under
machine
Set
Fold
edge
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presser
edge
foot.
/
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/
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when
thread
starting
ends
towards
sewing.
back
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edge
of
needle misses
sure
fold
when
it
moves
raw
side
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18.
APPLIQUE
machine
Set
Draw
used
as Place and
baste
around
Sew stitch width
of
size material.
design
applique
an
cut-out
it.
adjusting
according
cut-out
shown.
as
on
on
outline
stitch
and
WORK
material
and
base
with
length
shape
to
type
to
cutitout.
material
zigzag
and
and
of
base
be
change
To
to
or machine, away presser Lower sewing.
Sew
zigzag
This
sew
from
presser
few
a
width
is
foot
direction very positioning
edge
and
stitches
at
prevent
to
small
foot
0.
at
circles,
needle
cut-out,
of
turn
and
at
unstitching.
corners,
material.
continue
end
stop
just
lift
with
—37—
Page 41
19.
EMBROIDERY
machine
Set
as
shown.
Needle
9
No.
No.
No.
11
14
Thread
120-
100
60
100
80
50
Remove
avoid
To pulled tension.
good
For important
thread.
and
thin
Use
upper
of
same lower Trace
center
and
Make
Pull
out hand holding
Lower
foot,
up,
thread
thread.
your
sure
lower
wheel
upper
presser
and
lower
reduce
embroidery,
correct
use
to
embroidery
and
and
kind
design
embroidery
in
it
material
thread
towards
thread
foot
holder
thread
upper
thinner
a
color
on
is
lifter.
screw.
thread
needles
silk
material
taut.
turning
by
you
lightly.
being
it
for
silk
for
hoop.
while
is
—38—
Hold sewing with
satin
Continue
hand.
by
finish
To
stitches
typewriting
Lay
when
threads
both
stitch.
sewing
with
outline
filling,
zigzag
along
embroidering
paper
and
of
guiding
sew
width
underneath
sheer
start
design
hoop
several
at
fabric.
0.
Page 42
20.
MAINTENANCE
Your
machine
cleaning
few
hours
cleaned
Cleaning
Remove Remove
off
Brush
with
dog
Turn
latches
and
a
and
foot
needle
all
dust
cleaning
requires
oiling
day
oiled
onceamonth.
and
needle.
plate.
and
brush.
Outwards.
needs
lint
for
regular
satis-
to
on
feed
be
ii
i
a
-
f7
7
Remove Remove
a
with cloth.
hook hook.
cleaning
race
Clean
brush
cover.
hook
and
a
race
soft
7
j/
—39—
Page 43
Oiling
oil
Use
sewing
for
oils
will
mechanism
hook
Be oil and
After
one
where
face
same
careful
it
or
cause
oiling,
Apply
Open the
minutes
to
every
Remove screws
screwdriver.
manufactured
machine
eventually
to
jam.
of
drop
friction
cover
way.
not
to
may
stain
sewing
some
run
machine
to
allow
part.
cover
top
:;
and
oil
and
apply
your
oil
by
use.
to
occurs.
apply
too
penetrate
to
loosening
with
specially
Other
cause
part
oil
much
material
difficulty.
1
for
large
of
in
-2
pply
one
drop
to
of
oil
lubricating
points
indicated
by
arrows.
—40—
Page 44
21.TROUBLE
CHART
PROBLEM
Breaking
thread
Skipping
Irregular
The
material
correctly
fed
lower
stitches
stitches
not
Thread
not
or
Lower
Lint
stuck
tension
the
Needle Needle
or
Size suitable
Incorrect
much
Too
Incorrect Upper Incorrect
Pattern
Incorrect Lint
not
drawn thread
not
bent
type
thread
stuck
PROBABLE
wound
in
spring
fully
of
the
for
upper
oil
size
lower
selection
feed
on
up tension
the
inserted
needle material
threading
on
of tension
tension
dog
the
evenly
correctly
too
bobbin
the
hook
needle
too
not
dial
height
feed
CAUSE
on
tight
case
and
for
loose
set
dog
the
and
thread
the
correctly
bobbin
inside
not
material
CORRECTION
P.15
P.10,
P.12
fluff
P. P.
P16
P.13 P.40
P.16
P.19
P.12
P.1 P.12 P.39
lint
with
brush
7 7
7
Remove and cleaning
a
—41—
Page 45
PROBLEM
material
The puckers
Breaking
needle
Upper Stitch
Thread
Incorrect
Needle Needle Needle Upper Needle Dials
needle
the Zigzag
needle
or
too
too
threading
not bent clamp
thread
too
and
width
was
PROBABLE
thread
lower
for
long
thick
correctly
screw tension
for
fine
was
set
have
down
more
levers
attached
CAUSE
material
upper
of
inserted
too
too
the
been
in
than
tension
or
loose
tight
material
the
2.5
too
lower
changed
material
while
tight
thread
while
twin
CORRECTION
P.19
P.12.
P.1
7
P.16
P.1
P. P. P. P.1
1
7
7 7 9
P.13,
P.16
7
P
1
P
.
20
n.b.
trouble
If dealer.
Do
not
try
machine.
cover
bulb
your
Light
by
bulb
nearest
Bulb
shown.
as
unscrewing
screwing
by
it
it
machine,
the
fault
in
by
yourself.
still
is
to
apparent
correct
please
consult
Changing
Unplug
Open
Remove
in
Install
in
the
face
counterclockwise.
new
a
clockwise.
—42--
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