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the needle shoo'd just pass over the edge of the fobric. |2) On fabrics that ore op’ to pucker, use the Nr 8 overcasting fool Note On Mocel-. 4?0, 430 ond 440. the 3 step zig zag Mitch tan alvo be used, bu> use the All Purpose foot not the Ni 8 loot. V2 23 BLIND HEM STITCH (Not for Modtl 410} Set »He roochme os illnstroted fitting the Blind Hem loot. |11 Fold the fabric as illustrated with the ''wrong'' Side facing upward*. (2) Place the folded fabric under the foot as shown, (3) Turn the hand wheel towards you by hand, until th« needle swings over lo the far left It should then just pierce the fold of the fabric. (4) If it does not, then ad|ust the position of the fobric. Once the correct position of the fabric has been set, position the "guide" of the foot (5) up against the fold (3*4) by turning the nut (61. Proceed tosewcorefully feeding rhefobnctoensuro it retains the correct position ogoinst the guide |3) Note Some practice will be needed to obtain the best results Always test f*c stitch first on a spare piece of fobric. THREE STEP ZIG-ZAG I Not for Modal 410) $e- the mochme as I ustroted T iling the Nr. 3 Al Purpose fool (1 The three step ¿ig-/ag stitch has a wide range of srwmgnpp cations, such os patching, doming, repomng 'ears mending, sewing on elastic and lace, oversewing edges etr on a wide tenge of fabrics. Fig. 2 shows palch-ng, where the stitches arc to the edge of the patch ond c tear, where the stitches go firstly over the centre of of the tear and then to e Iher side bul overlapping slightly on »he first row. The stitch length can bo reduced un»il the stitches ore veiy close together This will give o stronger fmsh for most repo if ng operations 24 2Ь STRAIGHT STRETCH STITCH (Not for Model 410) Set ih« mochin® os illustrated fitting the All Purpose foot. 1) The straight stretch sews two stitches forward ond one sMch backwards, thereby giving "triple" strength. Use it for stretch fabrics ond for areas of ' stress ' where a strong stitch >s required <2A) TRIPLE ZIG-ZAG (RIC-RAC) STITCH (Not for Model 410) Set the mochin« as above, (11 bvt use zig-zag width setting No 5 The triple zig-zog stitch is a very strong zig-zag stitch used for seammg heavy fabrics such as canvos ctc It con be used to oversew edges «here the seom hos already been sewn by a straight stitch, or os an attractive decorative stitch. (2 B) STRETCH OVERLOOKING AND OVERLOOKING (Not (or Models 410 and 420) Set the machine os illustrated using ihe N1 3 oi Nr. 8 fool for finer fabrics for thicker fabrics I Both t^ese stitches are designed io searr ond overlock ’he edge of a fabnc in one operation When the needle it ot itv extreme right portion, allow it to ust puii over or just pierce the edge of the fabric occordmg to the effect you require. Using the Nr 8 foot will prevent puckering of thin fabrics |?A) 26 ш ж. QD 27 HONEYCOMB STITCH AND EMBROIDERY/DECORATIVE STITCHING (For Model 440 only) THE HONEYCOMB STITCH Select the Honeycomb stitch |A) ond fit Ihe All Purpose loot This stitch can be used for mony types of jersey ond general woven fabrics. For visible scams ond hems on T-shirts, sweaters, underwear, serviettes, tablcclo'hs ond craft work etc. (1) SCALLOP AND DOUBLE-SCALLOP STITCH These stitches have a wide range of decorative and utility applications and ore particularly suitable far woven fabrics !2) The Scallop stitch! 0) is ideal for edging col lors, cuffs, tablecloths, serviettes etc. (?) For both the Scot lop and Double-Scollop stitch, (C| the st.ich length con be reduced beyond the blue setting to achieve a close 'satin stitch" if required. With satin stitch use the satin stitch foot No 4 ond a paper backing. MAINTAINING THE MACHINE NEEDLE PLATE To remove snap-on needle plole open hook cover ond pnvc oH 11 am the bottom - from left coi net - us> (%g o non sharp instrument. (1) Remove bobbin case see pucje 8). CLEANING SHUTTLE HOOK AND FEED DOG Completely cleon five area wi*h a brush Turn the handwheel slowly towards you to moke sure every coiner has been cleaned Take particular care to thoroughly remove the dust ItOin aiOund the leerf dag. (2) FREEING JAMMED THREAD To telease any thread |ommed m the hook, pull ihe end of the thread while turning Ihe handwheel bock oc.d forth i3) CLEANING AND OILING SHUTTLE HOOK Clean ond oil the hook in the following manner Turn the hand wheel unt'l the needle bor reoches its top position. Remove the bobbm cose ond clean every port with a piccc of oily cloth 4) Use sewmg-mochme oil, or some other high-quality refined minerol mochme oil DO NOT OVEROll Your machine should be serviced regularly by your specialist dealer. i CAUTION) When servic ng or changing mechanical ports oi occesso'-ies, the machine must be disconnected from the supply by removing the plug from the socket. Unp ug the machine when not m use. W. TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE f coafiON CAUSF RfMtOY Top Ihraott b*eokt 1 Ww Inn« a thi*
Macchine per cucire - 410 (1.13 mb)
Macchine per cucire - 420 (1.13 mb)