White 951 Reference Manual

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INDEX
INDEX REFERENCE
GUIDE
FEATURES
NEEDLE.ThREADFABRICSTITCHING
SETTING WINDING TO TO
UPPER SETTING STITCH SEWING PREPARING
REMOVING ADJUSTING
STRAIGHT ADJUSTING
THREADING
LENGTH
IN
NEEDLE
BOBBIN
OR
REPLACE
BOBBIN
STITCH
CHART
REVERSE
TO
SEW
WORK
TENSIONS
STITCHING
PRESSURE
BOBBIN
CASE
LENGTH
(APPROXIMATE)
AND
FEEDING
FABRIC SEWING DARNING
ZIGZAG NEEDLE CREATIVE EMBROIDERY SAMPLE
TWIN
NEEDLES-UpPER
OR
THIN
AND
LIGHT
MENDING
STITCHING
POSITION
CONTROL
EMBROIDERY
PATTERNS
EMBROIDERY
WEIGHT
PATTERNS THREADING
SEWING
BUILT BLIND
IN
DECORATIVE
HEMMING
STITCH
AND
PARTS.
GUIDE
CASE
OF
FABRICS
AND
DESIGNS
2—
15 16 16 17
18 19
20
10 10 10 11
12
13
14 14 14 is’
1 3 4 5 6 7
8 9
BUTTONHOLES SEWING SEAM
NARROWHEMMER LACE LACE FRENCH
HEMMINGACROSSASEAM
SEWINGINA CARE
MACHINE
HOWTO HOW HOW ACCESSORIES
TROUBLECHART SOME FORYQURMACHINE ATTACHMENT EDGESTITCHER
BINDER FOLDED TWO-TONE HAND-CUT
SETOF
HEMMER
ON
BUTTONS
GAUGE
OR
TRIMMED EDGE
WITH
SEAM
ADJUSTABLE
ZIPPER
AND
MAINTENANCE
OILYQUR
TO
REPLACE
TO
CHANGE
OF
ATTACHMENTS
FOOT
BINDING
BINDING BIAS
HEMMERS
SET
CLOTH
HEM
INVISIBLE
CORDING
MACHINE
BELT
BINDING
GUIDE
OF
LIGHT
STITCHING
AND
ZIPPER
YOUR
BULB
AVAI
LABLE
21—22
23 24 25 26 26 26
26
27 27
28 29 29 30
31
32—34
36 37
37—38
39 39 39 39 40
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Spool
Hand Stop Stitch Reverse Zigzag Stop
Fabric Bed Needle Slide Presser Presser
Needle
Pins
Wheel
Motion
Length
Push
Width
Lock
Selector
Plate
Plate
Foot
Foot Bar
Knob
Dial
Button
Lever
Thumb
Thread
REFERENCE
Screw
Guide
GUIDE
FEATURES
AND
Fig.
PARTS
1
—2--
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15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
Needle
Thread
Arm Thread
Plate
Face
Button
Push Take-Up Darner
Upper
Arm-Top
Pattern Pattern
Presser
Tliread
Feed Hinge Hinge Needle
Bobbin Bobbin
Clamp
Tension
Lever
Arm
Cover
Indicating
Selector
Bar
Cutter
Dog
Holes
Screws
Set
Position
Winder
Winder
Screw
Guide
Dial
Light
Thread
Lifter
Cover
Tension
Switch
Guide
Board
Dial
Lever
Disc
N
z
—--=—
2
Fig.
View>
(Back
know
should
you
Parts
Fig.
Features
2
and
—3—
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Fabric Extremely
tarpaulin, canvas,
Heavy fabric,
denim,
Medium
duck,
upholstery
ticking,
leatherette
velveteen,
fabric,
Suiting,
Medium
percale, chintz,
shantung,
wool,
volie,
Sheer dimity,
handkerchief Plastic
sheer
Very batiste, ninon,
heavy
sacking,
etc.
heavy
terry,
felt,
brodcloth,
gingham,
taffeta,
lawn,
crepe,
etc.
film,
chiffon,
organdy,
lace,
marquisette,
net,
drapery
etc.
linen,
sheer
etc.
linen,
NEEDLE-THREAD-FABRIC-STITCHING
etc.
Needle
No
4
3
2
1
0
00
Machine Stitches
Inch
Per
6
to
8 8
to
10 10
to
12
12
to
14 14
to
16
(Plastic
to
8
16 to 20
—4—
film)
10
Cotton Thread
10
to
30
30
to
40
40
60 60
100
100
150
to
to
80
80
to
to
GUIDE
Mercerized
Thread
Duty
Heavy
Duty
Heavy
Duty
Heavy
50
50
50
Silk
or
Nylon
A
A
A
Page 6
NEEDLE
toward
needle
the
into
needle
needle
the
securely.
the
wheel
the
by
THE
need’e
you
clamp
clamp
needle
clamp
clamp
hand
by
and
bar
hand
“C”.
to
“A”
screw
push
hole,
make
be
(Fig.
Place
it
tightening
one
sure
its
to
4).
“8”
needle
upward
the
highest
the
and
(flat
far
as
the
complete
needle
FLAT
OF
SIDE
NEEDLE
is
Hf
Fig.5
SETTING
Raise
3.
Fig.
See
can
back)
go
clamp
of
correct
wheel
loosen
inserted
be
the
in
into
screw
Changing
hand
position.
turning
point,
Then
needle
to
side
will
it
I
as
needle
After
revolution
the
in
If
you
needle (1)
(2) (3) (4) (5)
encounter
thread
and
the
Is Is
the
the
Is
you
Have
the
Is
needle flat
needle
needle
any
breakage,
up
to
side
the
tightened
bent
problems
check
as
far
as
back
the
size
right
the
the
or
with
it
? for
clamp
point
the
will
the securely?
machine
your
following:
into
go
thread
blunt?
the
clamp?
used?
after
changing
—5—
the
needle
such
puckering,
as
skipped
stitches,
or
Page 7
WINDING
THE
BOBBIN
turning
by
Place
the
(Fig.
11
hole
“4”,
winder
Hold Bobbin
thread
again
11. proper
in
Disengage
spool
a
upper
7)
the
in
fitting
pulley
thread
will
end
Turn
engaged
the
If
(Fig.
the
of
thread
the
at
bobbin
the
against
end
be
used
stop
bobbin
to
7) position,
hand
the
stop
thread
guides
base
notch
loosely
released
start
to
motion
that
so
the
tighten
wheel
motion
on on
the
of
and
edge
bobbin
in
hand
and
automatically
the
knob
needle
winds
or
right
(Fig.
knob
of
one
arm,
the
machine. place
over
wheel.
start
winding.
away
moves
unevenly,
by
left
screw.
6)
toward
spool
the
down
and
bobbin
small
machine
when
from
when adjust loosening
from
Run
pin
you
the
you
pins,
through
end
spindle
on
on
slowly.
it
is
until
you
bobbin
the
stitching
or
lead
of
spindle.
filled.
sewing
turn
winding
screw.
mechanism
counterclockwise.
thread
tension
the
thread
“B”
Push
Break
mechanism
hand
the
tension
When
through
through
winder
of
bobbin
off
wheel.
disc
disc
a
loose
is
disc
is
—6—
Page 8
removed
be
bobbin
TO
Raise
Open
case
REMOVE
hinge
to
the
plate
latch
needle unless
slide
OR
highest
its
needle
II
(Fig.
‘A”
REPLACE
position.
above
by
the
sliding
between
9)
is
1)
(Fig.
BOBBIN
The
needle
it
toward
thumb
bobbin
plate.
CASE
case
you.
and
cannot
the
Grasp
forefinger.
To To
extending
Insert
D
Stud
shuttle
into
Then
releasing
after
Slide
remove, replace
from
and
cover
the
the
that
far
as
release
latch
pull
with
top
bobbin
Finger
as
bobbin
to
plate
toward full
bobbin,
the
of
case
fits
B
possible
sure
be
II
(Fig.
you.
in
case
case
into
until
it
1)
the
latch
is
leave
to
Notch
locked
into
the
shuttle
latch
A
position.
least
at
right.
C
catches
and
securely
being
(Fig.
press
three
sure
9). on
inches
to
Press notch
bobbin
place.
in
of
center
bobbin
Stud
in
case
—7—
thread
it
case
again
on
D.
FINGER
®
Fig.
I’—
LATCH
Fiq.9
8
©NOTCH
Page 9
TO
THREAD
THE
BOBBIN
CASE
For
wound
bobbins
best
llllB
10
Fig.
sewing
bobbin
as
results
“A”
illustrated
TENSION
(Fig.
by
SCREW
use
10).
“B”
llllllll
evenly
only
use
not
Do
“C”.
or
the
into
slot it
into
in
under
edge
Insert thread and
(Fig.
bobbin
draw
12).
bobbin
of
the
—8—
case.
case
tension
Hold
left
case
Take the
from the
(Fig.
bobbin
hand
is
the
right
left
bobbin
Pull
13).
screw
on
so top
bobbin
hand
right
to
(Fig.
case
that
(Fig.
so
11).
between
the
11).
between
that
extends
and
slot
the
thumb
the
in
thumb
thread
about
edge
on
Fig.
and
and
the four
13
forefinger
the
of
forefinger
bobbin
inches
of
bobbin
of leads from
Page 10
(1)
(2) (3)
(4)
(5) (6) (7)
Hold
until
you
(Fig. straight.
toward four
Turn
(Fig. Place Lead Down
and
Lead Down Into
front-to
end
the
15)
will
the
inches
hand
14) spool
thread
and
over
thread
and
needle
the
Place
bacK
to.
wheel
and
of
between
hook
between
back.
the
of needle
formed
be
both
of
UPPER
needle
thread
through
“D”.
up
bar
upper goes
the
toward
and
thread
thread
over
thread
machine,
THREADING
you
to
their
on
spool
rear
and
tension
through
guide
guide
thread
way
all
the
the
upper
ends
to
highest
pin.
front
discs
take-up
“F”.
“C”
loosely,
down
under
leaving
raise
positions.
“B”
and
and
thread
the
both
the
arm
from
eye
through
turn
and
which
presser
threads
take-up
thread
right
from
hand
comes
the
can
to
right
wheel
back
be
foot
about
lever
guides
left
needle
up.
pulled
and
and
to
from
toward
Loop
draw
three
“E”
“A”
up
left.
out
14
Fig.
or
—9—
Page 11
length
The
shortest between right indicates
chart
See
to
of
stitch
markings
the
lengthen
number
this
below
SETTING
stitch
the
is
4
and
to
and
selected.
stitches
for
is
the
for
the
THE
regulated
longest,
variety
a
left
inch.
per
STITCH
dial
by
the
but
lengths.
of
shorten
to
LENGTH
Fig.
‘IA”
may
dial
Turn
stitch.
the
be
16. set
the
Near
at
dial
The
is
0
any
to
pointer
the
spot
the
Figures Number
When
(Fig.
you
16>
on
of
indicator
stitches
wish
as
in
far
to
as
STITCH
inch
per
backward
sew
will
it
go.
LENGTH
No
tie
to
machine
The
CHART
0
Feeding
SEWING
threads
the
will
(APPROXIMATE)
1
30
REVERSE
IN
beginning
the
at
backward
sew
—10—
seam,
a
button
12
3
press
is
held
2
24
of
end
or
the
as
long
as
the
in.
4
6
reverse
button
“B”
Page 12
-—-
SEW
to
presser
machine
the
sew.
foot.
it
THE
TO
foot is
Do
and
not
is
try
not
lower necessary regulated
WORK
to
help
the
to
by
feeding
the
presser
touch
increasing
fot.
tte
by
You
hand
decreasing
or
pulling
are
wheel
th
now
the
to
material
ready
start
amount
to the
this
as
begin machine.
pressure
of
take-up
Have
may NEVER Place
sewing.
You
deflect
run
material
By
merely
exerted
lever
needle
the
machine
and
having
press
the
on
highest
at
without
threads
the
the
control.
and
in
needle
control.
point
cause
material
position
at
PREPARING
starting
before
ittobreak.
under
under
its
highest
The
speed
REMOVING
presser
the
point,
of
Be
the
thread
areatthe
Now
the
draw
17,
(Fig.
the
over
Pull
in
both
needle.
Leave
presser
sure
thread
hands,
foot.
take-up
highest
raise
fabric
and
A
down
the
to
cutter.
stop
lever position. the back
and
B)
slightly,
as
so
ends
—11
the
presser
and
not
thread
of
machine
and
pass
holding
to
needle
foot
to
the
bend
under
when
the
threads
thread
bar
and
left
the
the
Page 13
Always tension
upper left
Before
correctly. When
(Fig.
clockwise
adjust
is
thread,
(counterclockwise)
adjusting
is
it
on
22>
Fig.
ADJUSTING
the
released
turn
necessary
the
loosen.
to
19
side
upper
when
dial
lower
to
of
tension
it
‘IA”
decrease
to
tension,
change
the
raised.
is
(Fig.
the
bobbin
THE
with
18) the
be
bobbin
case
TENSIONS
presser
the
increase
To
right
the
to
tension.
the
sure
tension,
clockwise
Fig.
foot the
(clockwise)
machine
the
turn
tighten,
to
20
down,
tension
is
small
as
the the
on
the
to
or
threaded
screw
counter
Fig.
21
perfect
(Fig.
over
loops
When
stitch
19). When the
When over
the
the
upper
the
the
will
upper
lower
upper
be
thread
upper
and
formed
tension
which
tension
thread
lower
with
is
lying
too
is is
flat
tensions
both
tight,
lying
loose,
too
on
are
threads
the
flat
fabric
the
properly interlocking
lower
the
on
upper
the
thread
fabric
(Fig.
balanced,
in
pulled
is
(Fig.
thread
21).
—12—
fabric
up
20).
forms
a
22
Fig.
Page 14
straight
For advisable straight accessory
Change
(1)
(Fig.
1)
Replace
securely
change
To
and
place
Replace
Set
(2)
Set
(3)
with
(4)
Set
Set
(5)
stitching
use
to
stitch
and
box
the
remove
and
hinged
with (Fig.
23).
needle
remove.
straight
with
needle
zigzag
locks
stitch
decorative
STRAIGHT
fine
on
straight
the
have
toot
plate
position
width
“7”.
length
plate.
narrow
and
zigzag
straight
remove
stitch
lever
control
stitch
needle
STITCHING
or
fabric
stitch
Both
needle
screw
plate
foot.
stitch
the
(Fig.
plate lever
“31”
at
“6”
“1”
at
control
design
very
are
foot
two
“0”
on
presser
slots.
13
and
screws
24). (Fig.
and
desired
at
material,
soft
foot
included
tighten
holding
25) lock
“M”.
at
in
stitch
and
in
screw
“M”.
position
length.
it
the
your
it
is
LF1g.24
23
Fig.
in
a
—13—
Fig.
25
Page 15
(Fig.
way
GENERAL
at
is
27) (Fig.
down
its
lowest
27)
ADJUSTING
SEWING.
position
Usually
and
PRESSURE
straight
for
feed
the
at
sewing
highest
its
AND
and
level-with
FEEDING
various
embroidery
drop
the
OF
feed
FABRIC
work,
button
the
pressure marked
bar
UP
cap
ordarning
pressed
all
the
release
all
the
SEWING
When
or
silk halfway
Release (Fig.
Turn
In
order
mending
(Fig.
Turn
below
well
lighter
flimsy
down.
all
28) drop
to
28) drop
THIN
pressure
material,
way
the
then
and
feed
DARNING
the
move
monograming,
or completely
knob
feed
needle
the
press
knob
OR
required
is
the
by
fabric
by
to
plate.
LIGHT
pressure
pressing
“B”
cap
(Fig.
“C”
AND
freely
release
pressing
down
WEIGHT
sew
to
bar
the
down
26)
MENDING
any
in
the
down
position
satisfactorily
should
cap
lock
snap
half-way
the
to
the
to
direction presser
snap
the
on
drops
which
FABRICS
on
about
be
ring
position.
low
darning,
for
cap
bar
lock
the
thin
“A”
spot.
“B”
“A”.
feed
Fig.
26
Page 16
Be (1)
(2>
(3)
sure
Set
By right,
maintain
(Fig. Left
controls and
zigzag
needle
moving
29>
lock
moved
needle
it
will
determines
the
position
the
produce
selected
maximum.
to
the
ZIGZAG
and
plate
lever
width
zigzag
zigzag
widths
the
desired
STITCHING
“M”
lever
stitches
zigzag
of
can
position.
foot
position
“6”
presser
at
minimum
Locks
are
of
stitches,
width
be
(Fig.
ever
set
in
place.
(Fig.
29)
29)
increasing
stitch,
by
pressing
gradually
employ
while
width.
locks
right
in
slightly
I
the
to
To
“7”
j
lock
Fig.
29
needle
“31”
stitching
stitch
15—
CONTROL
position,
(Fig.
designs
to
and
1)
avoid
move
R—
tearing
desired
to
Position
blind decorative designs
fabric
the
position.
hemming
stitch
or
bending
the
M—
POSITION
adjusting
control
on
Position
straight decorative
NEEDLE
when
its
highest
at
position
needle
be
for
on
pressing
by
buttons
sewing
stitch
designs
The needle.
Select
needle
needle
L—
should
Position buttonholes
sewing
twin
decorative
-
point
down
slightly
Page 17
stitch,
stitch
action.
needle
The
and
length
The
work.
satin
is
width
CREATIVE
stitch(Fig.
for
basis
the
“0”
near
as
be
may
EMBROIDERY
EMBROIDERY
31),which embroidery,
most
possible
as
anywhere
set
just
really
is
obtained
is
without
from
stopping
“0”
PATTERNS
a
very
to
by
“5”
short
setting
the
feeding
for
zigzag
the
single
Fig.
Fig.
30
31
be
can
and
‘0”
yourself
machine,
hether
With
made
“5” and
stitch
fast
the
machine
by
or then
slow.
or
swinging any
combination
proceed.
length
and
set
the
for
stitch
After width
a
short
width
of
a
and
stitch
widths.
while
the
length,
lever
“6”
setting
Try
will
you
manipulation
different
(Fig.
the
become
—16—
30)
of
designs
between
locks
quite lever
“1”
at
skillful,
“6”.
and
varying
Always
“5”,
run
“2”
your
the
“5”,etc.
and
designs
machine
by
at
Set
the
uniform
a
rhythm
a
speed
of
speed
for the
Page 18
The
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Page 21
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Page 23
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Page 25
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24
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Page 27
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Page 28
This
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Page 29
CLEANING
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28
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HOW
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69). wheel
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30
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Plastic
Large Small Buttonhole Package
ACCESSORI
Oiler
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Needles
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Page 33
TROUBLE
CHART
Trouble
If
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Binds
Probable
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way
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case.
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Trouble
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Bent
Probable
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Page 35
Trouble
Improperly
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threaded
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rethread
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and
8
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34
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6.
Page 36
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SOME
OF
ATTACHMENTS
THE
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Fig.
72
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PART
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Page 38
ATTACHMENT
FOOT
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Page 40
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Page 41
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—40
Page 42
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