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USING
THE
FOOT
CONTROL
(
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C
TO
CONNECT
•
Connect
above.
•
Connect
•
When
wiring.
•
After
special
outlet
sewing,
sewing,
THE
FOOT
plug
plug
keep
disconnect
CONTROL
to
block
to
electrical
children’s
plug
on
hands
from
machine
outlet.
electrical
WIRES:
away
as
from
outlet.
shown
foot
in
diagram
control
T
C
S
E
and
TO
•
Begin
gradually
•
Sewing
USE
THE
sewing
increasing
at
FOOT
a
constant
by
PEDAL:
turning
pressure
speed
the
to
will
hand
foot
give
wheel
pedal.
best
toward
results.
you
and
apply
Page 3
USING
EXTENSION
THE
PLATE
TO
By
fittings
remove
Extension
ATTACH
sliding
on
AND
extension
plate
extension
the
P’ate
Fig,
Fitting
2
REMOVE
plate
pin
with
plate.
on
THE
tubular
on
tubular
EXTENSION
bed,
as
shown
and
bed,
PLATE:
in
Fig.
pull
to
2,
the
engage
left
to
LEVELING
•
Level
your
into
the
UP:
Counter-Clockwise
DOWN:
FREE
Clockwise
ARM
TUBULAR
•
The
free
pant
cuffs,
Simply
sew.
position
THE
MACHINE
sewing
cabinet.
FEATURES
SEWING
arm
design
shirt
these
machine when
simplifies
and blouse cuffs
items
over
you
useiton
the
sewingoftubular
and
socks.
the
tubular
bed
the
tableorinstall
items
the
machine and
of
such
it
as
2
Page 4
FLAT
When
•
you
machine
and
items
BED
the
have
for
such
SEWING
extension
all
the
for
sewing
sewing
as
plate
advantages
flat
tubular
large
pant
flared
is
items,
legs.
attached,
flat
of
a
bed
FOOT:
shank
the
FOOT
foot
thumb
needle
Raise
•
position
as
foot
extra
The
•
makesiteasier
under
and
shown.
lift
the
bar
raise
for
presser
to
heavy
to
highest
presser
place
foot.
fabric
fabric
CHANGING
to
TO
REMOVE
Press
•
shank
as
It
•
screw
shown
is
not
button
and
foot
above.
necessary
to
change
THE
THE
on
back
will
presser
PRESSER
PRESSER
presser
of
from
drop
loosen
to
foot.
TO
•
•
Align
Lower
as
ATTACH
desired
presser
shown
THE
presser
above.
PRESSER
lever
foot
foot
and
FOOT:
to
shank
shank
as
will
3
shown
above.
automatically
attach
foot
to
Page 5
CHANGING
•
•
Always
To
that
make
check
needle
THE
sure
straightness
straight
is
NEEDLE
of
and
is
needle,
parallel
needle
straight.
.—
Hat
lay
Flat
back
side
needle
as
side
of
shown
Needle
Clamp
towards
machine
on
a
in
Screw
flat
above
surface
diagram.
and
see
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Turn
tion.
Loosen
making
go,
shown
Tighten
Follow
To
wheel
center
diagram.
Stitch
when
skipped
If
hand
in
the
make
checking
wheel
needle
sure
the
needle
same
sure
toward
the
of
selector
stitches
clamp
above
clamp
that
you
needle
dial
toward
screw
side
flat
diagram.
screw
procedure
needle
and
hole
must
needle
occur,
to
you
and
needle
of
with
for
has
that
see
the
in
set
be
alignment.
needle
needle
raise
needle
insert
is
screwdriver.
insertion
been
needle
needle
straight
in
may
4
towards
of
inserted
comes
plate
incorrectly
be
bar
upward
twin
as
stitch
its
to
as
of
back
needle.
correctly,
down
shown
needle
highest
as
far
machine
turn
through
the
in
inserted.
posi
it
will
as
hand
the
above
position
Page 6
WINDING
THE
BOBBIN
TO
DISENGAGE
•
Hold
the
counterclockwise
TO
WIND
•
Lead
Your
Place
•
Push
•
Hold
tight.
disengage
Cut
THREAD
thread
bobbin
the
the
loose
Apply
off
loose
THE
hand
with
through
from
the
bobbin
bobbin
onto
winder to
endofthread
gradual
bobbin
winder.
endofthread.
HAND
wheel
ONTO
spring
inside
the
pressure
(1)
right
BOBBIN:
bobbin
firmly
WHEEL:
with
hand
thread
out.
the
right.
and
on
left
disengage
to
guide
winder
turn hand
foot
(4)
pedal
hand,
as
and
through the
shaft
(3).
wheeltomake
automatic shut
until
turn
shown.
clutch
hole
thread
(2)
in
off
5
Page 7
CHANGING
THE
BOBBIN
TO
•
•
•
Raise
removed
Open
remove
Remove
REMOVE
needle
shuttle
bobbin
THE
when
race
bobbin
Latch
bar
needle
case
from
BOBBIN
its
to
bar
cover,
shown
as
bobbin
FROM
highest
at
is
bobbin
pull
low
above.
case
BOBBIN
position.
position.
case
releasing
by
Notch
CASE:
Bobbin
latch
with
latch.
case
two
cannot
fingers
be
and
inches
bar
holding
by
shuttle
latch
CASE:
from
page(
on
is
catches
bobbin.
its
at
bobbin
notch.
6
7).
highest
Press
on
case
bobbin
center
position,
latch.
post
Make
case
of
insert
into
the
bobbin
sure
shuttle
shuttle.
bob
r
p
TO
•
•
•
AflACH
thread
Pull
Thread
Making
case
case
bin
far
as
into
as
bobbin
sure
shuttle
finger
possible
THE
at
that
BOBBIN
least
as
needle
race
inside
is
3
shown
until
Page 8
THREADING
threadatleast
Pull
will
in
unravel
Insert
thread
bobbin
THE
3
bobbin
clockwise.
BOBBIN
inches
case
from
so
bobbin.
that
CASE
Fig.
1
Draw
into
as
shown
Fig
thread
the
fork-shaped
Fig.
in
4
2
under
Fig.
Slot
Thread
the
tension
openingofthe
3.
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finger
(Recommended
Pull
thread
as
showninFig.
spring
thread
as
TO
•
•
into
slot
and
spring
through
shown
in
for
ADJUST
Turn
screw
case
clockwise
tension.
Turn
screw
counterclockwise
case
decrease
of
2.
hole
Fig.
zigzag
tension.
bobbin
in
4.
sewing
BOBBIN
on
side
to
on
side
case
Tension
bobbin
only)
TENSION:
of
bobbin
increase
of
bobbin
to
Spring
case
INCORRECT
TOP
TENSION
BOTTOM
TENSION
INCORRECT
TOP
TENSION
BOTTOM
TENSION
CORRECT
TIGHT
LOOSE
LOOSE
TIGHT
7
Page 9
UPPER
THREADING
1
7
plate
arm
guide
position.
thread
thread
on
needle
(7).
take-up
hooking
(5),
guide
guide
clamp
lever
(1)
(3)
from
thread
guide
and
between
and
right
into
(6)
up
and
tension
take-up
to
left
to
guide.
through
and
•
•
•
•
•
•
Raise
Raise
Lead
discs
Pull
lever
Lead
down
Pull
needle
needle
presser
thread
(2).
thread
(4).
thread
through
thread
hole
bar
foot.
through
down
through
face
down
from
highest
its
to
top
around
eyelet
plate
through
fronttorear
1
p
top
the
on
tension
bobbin
and
Always
I’
•
sizes
Example:
will
use
typesofthread
or
Polyester
in
result
poor
thread
tension
will
on
quality.
cause
thread
of
type
same
the
bottom
and
problems.
cotton
as
thread
different
top
on
8
Page 10
TWIN
•
•
•
•
•
ZIGZAG
dial
STITCH
NEEDLE
Follow
thread,
Place
Draw
threads
threadsatthe
Passonthread
disc,
Now
treat
higher
LENGTH:
threading
both
DIAL:
than
UPPER
instruction
matching
through
tension.
through
threads
at
Set
the
3,
Set
or
thread
the
as
desired
needle
desired
at
contrasting
THREADING
needle
single
for
in
left
one
width
will
guides
disc
until
hit
stitch
as
one
and
you
between
needle
the
length.
color,
normal,
thread
reach
“0”
with
on
the
plate
these
both
but
through
and
I
separate
needle
“3,”
and
exception.
spool
the
eyes.
you
if
break.
pins.
the
right
set
ADJUSTING
3
iI
Upper
•
•
•
dog.
Press
drop
Position.
Lower
Button.
position
position
Press
feed
FEED
feed
of
button
is
used
drop
feed
DOG
dog
““
for
button
HEIGHT
is
for
used
located
Embroidering,
““
normal
under
lower
to
sewing.
shuttle
Mending
position.
To
raise
feed
covertoupper
or
Sewing
on
9
Page 11
PICKING-UP
LOWER
BOBBIN
THREAD
•
•
Raise
Holding
hand
rotation.
one
When
highest
pick
to
bobbin
presser
upper
wheel
take-up
position,
up
thread.
toward
loop
foot.
thread
lever
of
pull
you
is
thread
lower
turn
at
its
both
Pull
the
“to
proximately
will
This
upper
left
prevent
of’
6
and
presser
inches.
jamming.
lower
foot
thread
ap
REGULATING
amount
The
•
adjusted
is
foot
amount
least
pressure.
To
increase
•
desired
the
ring
lock
snap
height.
Normally
•
layer
fabric,
fabrics,
Then
fabric
of
Pressure
such
the
PRESSURE
of
pressure
the
by
pressure
of
the
pressure,
setting.
to
(2>
to
reset
pressure
tends
should
wools,
as
pressure
To
allow
the
to
that
while
push
decrease
the
proper
cap
push
be
and
applied
is
cap
the
down
the
pressure
pressure.
will
be
out
decreased.
knits.
on
(1).
lowest
on
pressure,
the
in
further
to
The
cap
This
the
upper
position
the
to
lowest
than
often
fabric
position
pressure
press
return
position.
the
happens
by
gives
cap
down
its
to
bottom
presser
the
gives
maximum
obtain
to
on
maximum
the
If
layer
on
the
the
top
of
bulky
10
Page 12
ADJUSTING
•
To
increase
her
number.
•
To
decrease
wer
number.
•
Turning
mal
Note:
tension
sewing
Normal
6
for
UPPER
upper
upper
regulator
is
performed
stitches
regular
tension,
tension,
will
cotton
TENSION
turn
turn
from
“0”
between
be
performed
threads.
upper
upper
to
“4”
“9”
and
tension
tension
will
“5”
on
the
regulator
regulator
increase
red
zone
to
to
tension.
at
4,
a
hig
lo
a
Nor
and
5
•
A
Pg
When
decrease
expense
perfect
in
fabric
straight
using
upper
of
the
Fig.
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Fiq,
as
the
1.
2
3
stitch
shown
zig
tension
bottom
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Upper
.,
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wilt
in
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surface.
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threads
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smooth
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stitching),
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Page 15
FUNCTIONS
OF
CONTROLS
I
NEEDLE
SELECTOR
2
\
7
p
ZIGZAG
•
•
When
wider
For
number.
limited
be
on
“3”
in
position
in
needle
WIDTH
zigzag
needle
twin
between
the
higher
striking
CONTROL
dial
(use
stitch,
is
than
needle
select
used,
positions
of
twin
“3”
plate).
•
•
•
DIAL
zigzag
will
needle
Raise
turning
Select
position.
Selector
clockwise
higher
a
must
and
“0”
needle
result
POSITION
DIAL
bar
hand
wheel
desired
pattern
dial
can
or
counterclockwise.
to
be
AND
highest
toward
turned
PATTERN
position
you.
and
needle
either
b
STITCH
•
•
STITCH
Numbers
L
Stitches
L
REVERSE
•
•
for
Use
Keeping
same
LENGTH
Numbers
To
increase
LENGTH
STITCH
reverse
button
lengthasforward
on
per
dial
on
length
GUIDE
dial
inch
BUTTON:
stitching
pressed
CONTROL
denote
of
No
or
in
stitch.
length
stitch,
0
Feed
tacking.
will
14
DIAL
turn
allow
1
24
of
dial
you
stitches.
to
2
12
to
higher
sew
number.
3
8
reverse
4
6J
stitch
1
a
Page 16
APPLICATIONS
SEAMS
normal
The
depend
longer
For
curved
strength
stitch
on
the
stitches,
seams
and
fabric
and
elasticity
length
lighter
and
OF
and
to
THE
most
for
area
weight fabrics
bias
cut
the
seam.
STRAIGHT
is
use
3,
Usually,
require
a
fabrics
of
areas
usage.
STITCH
but
shorter
the
shorter
length
heavier
stitch
chosen
fabrics
stitches.
length
to
should
require
add
I
S
T
R
G
Pattern:--Length:
Width:
Feed
Pressure:
Foot:
Needle
BASTING/TOPSTITCHING
Sewing
to
Topstitching
For
through
twist
16
fitting.
a
bolder
may
or
18).
a
seam
Basting
one
be
Left
withalonger
stitches
can
be
stitch,
two
needle
used
for
needle
done
threads
(size
topstitching,
position
Pattern:
Length:
Width:
Feed
Pressure:
Foot:
Needle
DARNING
Worn
spots
embroidery
IS
recommended
Trim
the
start,
then
machine
attained
After
filling
Same
manner.
or
hoop
ragged
move
very
by
in
fast
moving
the
small
so
edges
area
holes
is
optional
that
from
the
fabric
to
fill
the
lengthwise,
-
2-4
0
Dog:..
Normal
All
Purpose
Position:
stitch
also
may be
very
or
14
maybeused
4
0
Dog:
Normal
Purpose
All
Position:
can
depending
the
fabric
the
slowly
the area.
fabric
2
useful
is
used
effectively
of
the
A
16).
but
or
2
darned
be
and
to
area
back
More
figure
in
a
reweave
for
when
with
same
heavier
sure
be
for
1
very easily.
on
the
thread
be
will
darned,
and forth
professional
eight
with
.-
temporary
seams
gatheringinfullness.
the
long
straight
type
can
be
such
support
Use
together
the
running
results
as
of
of
A
fine
threads
will
while
stitches
thread
to
usealarger
more
fabric.
blend
Hold
while
pattern
crosswise
prior
stitch.
threaded
buttonhole
needle(size
fabric.
-
an
thread
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the
be
sewing.
in
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Dog:
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Purpose
Position:
Darn
-
All
or
2
15
Page 17
ELASTIC
Wind
elastic
the
ting
thread
ching.
the
that
regular
run
trial
stitch.
it
keep
enable
without
and
the
THREAD
thread
should
Place
elastic
thread
on
the
Lay
a
from
you
to
difficulty.
fabric
thread
pass
be
wound
bobbin
is
drawn
on
the
chosen
piece
gathering
sew
many
Afterwards
will
be
SHIRRING
onto
bobbin,
through
smoothly
in
case
through
top
of
fabric
of
paper
up
as
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Page 18
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Page 19
SEWING
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Page 20
SATIN
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manual
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2
TAPERING/CREATIVE
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Page 21
HAND
FREE
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Pressure:
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MONOGRAMMING
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Page 22
GATHERING
Ordinary
breaks
across
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Page 23
Pattern:
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Normal
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22
Page 24
FLUTTER
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23
Page 25
UNDERSTITCHING
the
stitch
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Try
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APPLICATIONS
OF
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BLIND
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STITCH
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SHELL
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DOOC
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27
Page 29
APPLICATIONS
OF
THE
STRETCH
BLIND
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28
Page 30
BUTTONHOLES
Various
sewing
are
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appearance.
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29
Center
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LI
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Page 32
TURN-AROUND
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buttonholes
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Page 33
CORDED
BUTTONHOLES
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Page 34
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Page 35
APPUCATION
OF
THE
RICK-RACK
TOPSTITCHING/RICK-RACK
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Page 36
APPLICATIONS
This
stitch
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stitch
patterns.
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Page 37
APPLICATIONS
ULTRA
STRETCH
-‘/‘-
SEAM
most
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and
stitch
desirable
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involved
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Page 38
PARTS
DESCRIPTION
1.
2.
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Page 41
TUCKS
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Page 42
USE
CORDING
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cording
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Page 44
ADDITIONAL
SPECIAL
ACCESSORIES
ROLLER
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roller
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FEED
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the
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of
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removed
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bartothe
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in
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CHANGING
face
the
Open
counterclockwise
clockwise.
majority
A
procedures
Threaded
1.
That
2.
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Proper
4.
of
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needle
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plate
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checking
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machine
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Replace
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left.
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light
the
by
following
machine
bulb
turning
these
is:
OILING
OIL
OIL
OIL
Swing
of
drop
(GENERAL)
hinged
open
all
at
oil
OIL
face
points
plate.
indicated
Apply
by
one
arrows.
OIL
Using
the
two
the
screws
OIL
large
screw
on
OIL
the
driver
top
the
in
plate
accessory
and
remove
OIL
box,
plate.
OIL
remove
OIL
Remove
apply
oil
screw
while
the
on
turning
45
bed
the
cover
hand
plate
wheel.
and
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MINOR
SKIPPED
1.
Skipped
especially
threadsonthe
four
A.
B.
The
(1)
(2)
C.
The
(1)
(2)
D.
The
PROBLEMS
stitches
with
basic
causes:
The
Needle
The
(1)
The
(2>
either
way.
The
(3)
Use
for
(4)
the
Use
Thread
The
Many
thus
Change
Presser
The
over
and
up
the
done.
Thereisnot
the
trol
Fabric
The
mation. Wash
AND
STITCHES
have
become
the
appearance
market.
needle
needleisplaced incorrectlyinthe
backwardsoris
wrong
ball
leathers
thread
large
a
machineisthreaded
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foot
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fabric
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of
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Foot
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plate
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control
firmly.
has
possible
enough pressure
Increase
a
heavy
the
fabric
SOLUTIONS
a
of
stitches
not
up
on
knits
for
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incorrectly.
thread
formation
holding
hole,
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stitching.
pressure
finishonit
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problem
knit
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in
the
and
sizeofneedle
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the
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for
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on
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which
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fabrics
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fabric
fabric
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presser
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and
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clamp.
clamp
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pressure
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sewing.
years,
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all
the
fabric.
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pulled
gives
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for
to
is
2.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
THREAD
Machine
Thread
spool
the
Thread
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wrong
with
take-up
Needle
Needle
Thread
Needle
sharp
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BREAKING
improperly
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caughtina
is
dry
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is
too
the
machine
position.
lever
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bent,
inserted
not
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coarse
is
too
has
plate
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cuts
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tight.
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blunt,
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threaded.
slit
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with
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or
correctly.
for
nicked
threads.
of
the
quality.
take-up
start
position.
has
a
needle
by
spool
and
burr
being
the
under
or
leverinthe
sewing
end
it.
on
used.
needle,
thus
46
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3.
A.
4.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
NEEDLE
Take-up
take-up
your
NEEDLE
Pulling
plate.
the
Needle
Needle
Needle
Presser
Machine
COMES
lever
BREAKS
fabric
on
inserted
is
too
is
hitting
is
foot
improperly
is
UNTHREADED
in
not
is
in
lever
while
incorrectly.
for
fine
pins.
improperly
is
correct
highest
its
sewing
type
the
fastened.
threaded.
position
position.
bends
of
the
fabric.
you
as
needle,
start
this
sewing.
may
cause
Always
breakage
start
if
and
needle
end
with
hits
MATERIAL
5.
Tensions
A.
Improper
B.
Thread
C.
Stitch
D.
Needle
E.
The
F.
If
G.
THREADS
6.
Hold
A.
Place
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C.
7.
A.
B.
C.
8.
A.
B.
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are
threading.
is
too
is
is
presser
else
all
threads
the
thread
the
sure
MACHINE
and
Clean
If
Stitch
BOBBIN
Machine
Rubber
Bobbin
it
is
punching
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length
wheel
winder
PUCKERS
too
heavy
too
long
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dull
foot
try
fails,
JAM
ends
presser
IS
it.
oil
dial
DOES
improperly
is
tight.
for
for
is
it
being
sewing
AT
tightly
foot
NOISY
sound,
is
NOT
bobbin
on
tension
fabric.
fabric.
difficult
used
START
for
under
is
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WIND
threaded.
disc
to
is
paper.
over
OF
first
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and
down
changing
when
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at
PROPERLY
winder
not
is
seam
holding
not
SEWING
few
the
to
thick
on
the
is
in
fabric.
stitches.
side
fabrics.
needle.
stretch
worn
position.
the
or
fabric
presser
of
stitching
making
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taut
—
enough.
foot
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contact.
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at
is
back.
the
to
of
4.
enjoy
WHITE
your
47
new
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INDEX
GETTiNG
Using
Using
Free
Changing
Changing
Winding
Changing
Threading
Upper
Twin
Adjusting
Picking
Regulating
Adjusting
Fabric/Thread/Needle
Functions
STRAIGHT
Seams
Basting/Topstitching
Darning
Elastic
Holding
Turning
Curved
Ending
Overcasting
Seaming
Sewing
Forming
Satin
Tapering/Creative
Manual
Free
Hand
Applique
Gathering
Overcasting
Patching
Mending
Lace
Applications
Flutter
Elastic
Understitching
Decorative
Blind
Tuck
Shell
Decorative
Topstitching
Decorative
READY
Foot
the
the
Arm
Threading
Needle
Up
Thread
the
Corners
Seams
Seams/Removal
on
Thread
Stitching
Embroidery
Hem
Application
Hemming
Control
Extnesion
Features
Presser
the
the
Needle
the
Bobbin
the
Bobbin
the
Bobbin
Upper
Feed
Dog
Lower
Pressure
Upper
of
Controls
AND
Shirring
Fabric
Knits
Buttons
Shank
Monogramming
Cord
Over
or
Tear
a
Facings
Effects
Effects
Effects
Stitches
TO
Plate
Foot
Case
Threading
Height
Bobbin
Tension
Chart
ZIGZAG
on
Embroidery
Designs
Instant
SEW
Thread
Fabr
of
Button
Darning
10
10
11
12/13
14
15
15
15
16
16
16
16
17
17
17
18
18
19
19
19
20
20
21
21
21
22
22
23
23
24
24
25
26
26
26
27
1
Hemming
2
Edging
2
Eyelash
3
4
BUTTONHOLES
5
Buttonhole
6
BuiltInButtonholer
7
Turn
8
Corded
9
9
STRETCH
Seams
Topstitching
Topstitching/Rick
Tapering/Rick
Application
Seaming
Elastic
Application
Seaming
FEATURES
Parts
Accessories
Twin
Decorative
Pin
Free
Cording
Quilting
All
purpose-Straight
Foots
Changing
Additional
CARE
Cleaning
Cleaning
Changing
Oiling
Minor
Buttonhole
Around
Buttonholes
Smocking
Thread
Ultra
Description
Needle
Tucks
Arm
Sewing
and
Guide
the
OF
Hook
Feed
Light
(General)
Problems
Preparation
Buttonholes
UTILITY
(Stretch
Smocking
Shirring
Ultra
AND
Sewing
TucksorDesigns
Zipper
Foot
Special
YOUR
Rack
Rack
Stitch
Stretch
Stretch
PARTS
Effects
Foot
Stitch-
Accessories
MACHINE
Assembly
Dogs
Bulb
and
Solutions
STITCHES
Stitches)
Stitch
28
28
28
29
30
31
32
33
33
34
34
35
35
35
36
36
37
38
39
39
40
41
41
Buttonhole-Zipper
42
42
44
44
45
45
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