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Specifications and Main Features
Frequently Asked Questions

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SHOOTING
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34
stitch
zigzag
directions
and
stitch
SEWING
Straight
BASIC
CONTENTS
45
sewing
sewing
Begin
*
*
6-7
seams
Fastening
Change
*
8
8
OF
MACHINE
TABLE
SEWING
YOUR
KNOW
to
parts
of
Accessories
Name
machine
the
supply
connect
power
to
the
the
stitch
stretch
stitch
STITCHING
UTILITY
8
control
foot
the
use
to
How
stretch
Triple
9
chart
needle
light
and
Thread
Sewing
straight
Triple
*
10
needle
the
Changing
stitch
stretch
zigzag
Triple
*
10
needle
correct
a
select
To
11
table)
stitch
stitch
stitch
zigzag
Smocking
Overlock
3-step
1
12
1
foot
(extension
presser
box
the
accessory
lowering
sewing
the
or
off
Raising
Free-arm
Take
stitch
Shell
12
pin
Spool
buttonholes
hem
Sewing
Blind
14
13
foot
presser
the
attaching
foot
and
stitch
Straight
Removing
zippers
Sewing
16
15
tension
Thread
plate
embroidery
Darning
Sewing
19
18
17
case
thread
upper
bobbin
bobbin
the
the
the
Threading
Threading
Winding
TROUBLE
AND
CARE
thread
bobbin
the
up
Bring
race
teeth
shuttle
feed
the
the
Cleaning
Cleaning
MACHINE
21
20
stitch
reverse
dial,
selector
length
Pattern
Stitch
remedies
shooting;
and
Causes
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fully
wider
is
blade
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plug
the
fit
install
not
to
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plug
electrician
the
If
1911
Models
machine
way.
qualified
polarized
a
a
one
CAUTION
only
has
PLUG
appliance
this
shock,
POLARIZED
electric
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risk
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reduce
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contact
fit,
outlet
not
does
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fit
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plug
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reverse
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the
ian
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way.
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in
plug
the
change
not
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outlet.
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No.
Serial
the
MACHINE
below
appliance.
this
provided
SEWING
of
No.
space
in
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and
Record
arm.
arm.
of
of
Rear
Rear
located
located
is
is
No.
Serial
The
No.
1911
No.
Model
The
No.
Serial
reference.
future
for
numbers
these
Retain
Model
sewing
with
use
for
Co.,
Electric
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by
made
Use.
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for
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Model
machine
Controller
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outlet
following:
the
electric
the
injury
from
including
appliance).
followed,
be
always
should
(this
INSTRUCTIONS
appliance
this
unplug
shock:
Always
in.
using
electric
SAFETY
precautions
safety
before
of
risk
plugged
when
or
shock,
electric
fire,
burns,
of
risk
the
the
basic
unattended
reduce
left
be
appliance,
IMI-’ORTANT
electrical
an
To
—
never
—
instructions
should
all
using
appliance
When
Read
An
DANGER
reduce
To
—
cleaning.
—
before
and
using
after
WARNING
man
the
by
persons:
children.
to
near
or
by
recommended
used
is
attachments
only
appliance
Use
this
when
manual.
this
in
necessary
is
described
as
attention
use
Close
toy.
intended
a
its
as
manual.
for
used
this
only
in
be
to
appliance
allow
contained
this
not
as
Do
Use
er
1.
2.
dama
or
dropped
been
has
it
if
properly,
working
not
is
it
if
plug,
or
cord
damaged
a
has
it
if
appliance
this
adjustment.
operate
Never
mechanical
3.
co
foot
and
machine
sewing
the
of
openings
ventilation
Keep
cloth.
blocked.
loose
and
openings
air
dust,
any
lint,
with
of
appliance
the
accumulation
the
operate
from
Never
free
4.
opening.
any
into
object
any
insert
or
outdoors.
use
drop
not
Never
Do
5.
6.
administered.
being
is
outlet.
from
oxygen
plug
cord.
where
the
or
not
remove
used
then
plug,
the
being
position,
are
grasp
(“0”)
off
products
unplug,
To
the
to
(spray)
cord.
on
controls
aerosol
all
pulling
where
turn
by
unplug
operate
not
not
disconnect,
Do
Do
To
7.
8.
9.
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other
water
into
drop
or
place
watts.
not
15
Do
rated
sink.
type
or
tub
a
same
immediately.
into
with
Unplug
bulb
pulled
the
be
water.
or
into
fall
Replace
can
fallen
it
bulb.
has
light
where
that
replacing
appliance
appliance
an
store
before
for
or
unplug
reach
place
not
not
Do
Always
Do
1.
2.
3.
DANGER

nee
changing
needle,
ser
user
other
any
making
needle.
machine
sewing
break.
the
to
around
needle
the
required
is
care
Special
parts.
moving
all
from
away
fingers
Keep
1.
IVARNING
cause
can
plate
wrong
The
plate.
needle
proper
use
Always
2.
threading
as
such
break.
area,
to
it
needle
the
causing
in
needle
the
adjustments
any
deflect
may
It
stitching.
while
fabric
needles.
push
or
bent
pull
use
not
not
Do
Do
4.
3.
when
or
lubricating,
etc.
foot,
making
when
presser
(“0”)
off
changing
or
machine
bobbin,
sewing
the
threading
dle,
Switch
5.
covers,
removing
when
outlet
electrical
blocked.
be
may
openings
air
the
where
manual.
instruction
the
the
from
in
machine
mentioned
sewing
unplug
adjustments
vicing
Always
6.
couch
or
bed
a
as
such
surface
soft
a
on
operate
Never
7.
INSTRUCTIONS
THESE
SAVE

table
screw
and
clamp
Needle
Needle
12.
11.
dial
tension
plate
Needle
13.
guide
lever
thread
take-up
winder
foot
cover
Shuttle
Presser
15.
14.
dial
handle
selector
screw
thumb
foot
teeth
Presser
Feed
17.
16.
spindle
winder
extension
box,
Accessory
18.
stop
winder
wheel
dial
lever
length
Thread
Thread
1.
2.
Carrying
Bobbin
4.
3.
Bobbin
Pattern
6.
5.
Hand
Bobbin
8.
7.
Stitch
9.
Reverse
10.

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foot
toot
Brush
ButtonhOle
Zipper
9.
8.
10.
bulb)
the
replacing
(for
holder
light
pin
Sewing
Spool
12.
ii.
foot
stitch
plate
Staight
Darning
14.
13.
7
pads
Felt
1.
(small)
Oil
Bobbins
3.
2.
(large)
driver
driver
Screw
Screw
4.
5.
case
ripper
Seam
Needle
7,
6.

SUPPLY
POWER
THE
TO
machine.
supply.
the
power
into
MACHINE
the
plug
THE
to
machine
machine
CONNECT
the
the
TO
Plug
Push
1.
2.
HOW
and
electrical
voltage
your
the
to
that
ensure
conlormed
is
machine,
the
indicated,
in
cycles
of
plugging
number
Before
*
Note:
press
you
harder
The
control.
foot
the
CONTROLLER
by
varied
SPEED
be
THE
supply.
can
USE
power
speed
TO
Sewing
HOW
running
stops
machine
runs.
the
machine
control,
the
foot
faster
the
the
releasing
control,
By
foot
*
the
Note:
on
with
speed
the
BULB
controlling
LIGHT
practice
machine,
the
using
threading.
Before
out
automatically.
*
you
power
which
the
from
holder
machine
the
SEWING
disconnect
THE
bulb,
a
REPLACE
replacing
TO
Before
supply.
HOW
bulb
the
use
bulb,
storage.
light
accessory
sewing
the
the
in
find
replace
To
bulb
twist
the
and
until
bulb
the
over
lug
the
counter-clockwise,
until
bulb
bottom
with
from
together
holder
the
holder
the
Push
may
out.
taken
is
bulb
with
together
holder
the
twist
bulb,
new
the
replace
clockwise.
To
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SIZE
NEEDLE
11
or
9
14
or
11
16
or
14
will
are
which
needles
and
fabric
of
prevents
needle
THREADS
Silk
Fine
FABRICS
CHART
NEEDLE
AND
Synthetic
Cotton
Fine
Fine
Tricot
Voile
Georgette,
Chine,
de
Organdy,
Lawn,
Crepe
Polyester
Covered
Cotton
Silk
50
Fine
Synthetic
Cotton
60
80
to
to
50
50
Percale
Pique
Knits,
Cotton,
Double
Linens.
Polyester
Covered
Cotton
Serge,
Synthetic
Cotton
50
50
to
to
Silk
40
40
50
Upholstery
and
Gabardine,
Drapery
Tweed,
Coating,
Denim.
Polyester
Covered
Cotton
Fabric
threads
piece
small
thicker
a
and
on
size
fabrics,
thin
needle
and
sewing
for
thread
used
test
are
Always
needles
and
threads
tine
general.
In
*
fabrics.
sewing.
heavy
actual
sewing
for
for
used
be
used
stretch
The
needle.
stretch
a
use
synthetics,
and
bobbin.
and
fabrics
fine
needle
for
very
thread
stretch,
same
sewing
the
Use
When
*
*
needed.
as
underneath
stabilizer
use
fabric
weight
light
very
stitches.
sewing
skipped
When
*
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THREAD
LIGHT
WEIGHT
MEDIUM
WEIGHT
HEAVY
WEIGHT
Note:

the
at
towards
is
screw
needle
the
the
until
turning
by
you
screw
towards
clamp
NEEDLE
wheel
hand
the
Turn
1.
needle
position.
highest
THE
CHANGING
clamp.
the
from
needle
the
the
Remove
Loosen
you.
2.
side
clamp
flat
the
needle
with
into
up
clamp
needle
the
into
needle
new
the
Place
3.
needle
the
Push
you.
from
possible.
as
away
far
as
facing
firmly.
screw
clamp
needle
the
Tighten
4,
i1
the
size
on
the
marked
is
indicating
needle
number
of
•A
NEEDLE
CORRECT
THE
SELECT
number,
the
needle.
the
higher
The
thicker
the
shank.
—
Shank
3
for
the
with
needle
supplied
TIPPED
is
BLUE
knits
BA
needle
tipped
Blue
a
is
use
which
Always
needle
any
blunt.
use
or
not
Do
machine.
bent
*
-
change
and
needle
often.
quality
needle
the
good
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